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20260911 040000 UTC
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[00:00:01] So far, several mandatory
[00:00:05] steps have been completed,
[00:00:35] and Turkmenistan will be leaving the Galkynysh field.
[00:00:39] After a long journey, it will enter through Afghanistan's
[00:00:41] border,
[00:00:45] and then pass through the provinces of Herat, Farah,
[00:00:47] Nimruz, Helmand, and Kandahar.
[00:00:50] Around this
[00:00:52] area, there are
[00:00:56] approximately 816 kilometers in Afghanistan.
[00:01:06] After Kandahar province in Afghanistan, this project will reach
[00:01:09] Quetta and Multan cities in Pakistan, and finally
[00:01:13] Ghazi. This
[00:01:16] project
[00:01:17] is
[00:01:22] not only a project, but it will transform Afghanistan into an important center
[00:01:24] for energy and economy
[00:01:28] between Central and South Asia.
[00:01:30] Through this, Afghanistan will gain access to transit and natural
[00:01:34] gas, employment
[00:01:37] opportunities, and basic infrastructure.
[00:01:40] Through
[00:01:43] this project, Afghanistan will receive approximately
[00:01:46] $400 million in transit revenues
[00:01:49] annually.
[00:01:53] A portion of the gas will also be used for domestic consumption in the country.
[00:01:56] In
[00:02:02] Herat province, the construction of pipelines and preparation of the route
[00:02:05] are underway.
[00:02:10] Significant positive changes
[00:02:13] are expected in industrial areas, and
[00:02:16] gas will also be used in vehicles. If the project is completed
[00:02:19] within the stipulated timeframe,
[00:02:22] it will be an important tool for economic
[00:02:25] change in the energy, industry,
[00:02:29] and employment sectors for
[00:02:32] Afghanistan.
[00:02:33] TAPI
[00:02:42] until
[00:05:13] now,
[00:05:15] it has been a golden
[00:05:18] package and an Islamic love.
[00:05:58] Transit revenue is not the only means, but by
[00:06:02] providing affordable and sustainable
[00:06:05] energy, it creates new opportunities
[00:06:08] for the country's economic situation.
[00:06:12] In industrial areas like Herat, it will increase
[00:06:16] production and provide
[00:06:19] opportunities for factory
[00:06:22] production and private investment. There is also potential for the production of fertilizers and chemical fertilizers.
[00:06:26] which is especially important for Afghanistan's
[00:06:29] agriculture and industry.
[00:06:33] During the construction and subsequent operational
[00:06:36] phases of this project, thousands of direct and
[00:06:40] indirect employment opportunities will be created.
[00:10:10] is considered an economic project. The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum
[00:10:14] has taken swift steps
[00:10:17] from the beginning of this project until now to ensure the project activities
[00:10:20] proceed as planned.
[00:12:47] Afghanistan needs the TAPI project for gas.
[00:12:51] From every region.
[00:15:06] According to economic analysts, for the management of the TAPI gas
[00:15:09] project, a standard
[00:15:13] mechanism must be established to precisely
[00:15:16] regulate consumption, distribution,
[00:15:19] and revenues. In the industrial sector,
[00:15:22] the country
[00:15:25] should increase its production
[00:15:27] of electricity,
[00:15:29] cement, and other energy-intensive factories. The acceleration
[00:15:33] of the project is also important, but it
[00:15:37] is crucial to ensure safety standards and the long-term regulation of the pipeline.
[00:15:41] If the project, along with
[00:15:44] its network and industrial
[00:15:47] infrastructure, is implemented, Afghanistan
[00:15:50] can reap immense economic
[00:15:54] benefits. Along with TAPI, Afghanistan has other
[00:15:57] large projects such as railway lines, power, water management,
[00:16:01] law, industrial parks, and regional
[00:16:05] transit corridors.