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[00:01:36] General Cadastre of the Ministry of Mines as Deputy for Commercial Affairs of Real Estate and Investment of the General Directorate of Emirati Companies has been appointed. [00:01:39] The Economic Deputy of the Prime Minister [00:01:42] in a meeting with the Turkish Ambassador urged Turkish investors to [00:01:46] invest in Afghanistan. Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar [00:01:50] and Sayeddin Yildiz, the Turkish Ambassador, discussed economic cooperation, [00:01:53] trade relations, and transit between the two countries, [00:01:57] as well as the problems of migrants. [00:02:33] The economic assistant said that the activities of those Turkish companies [00:02:36] that have invested in various sectors in Afghanistan [00:02:40] are honorable. Abdul Baradar should invest [00:02:44] in Afghanistan, and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan [00:02:47] is in all economic [00:02:51] assistance to Afghans in Turkey for the problems of Afghans. [00:02:53] He said that the broad [00:03:00] increase in trade between Afghanistan and Turkey was a source of satisfaction. [00:03:04] The Turkish ambassador, [00:03:07] Mr. Sadin Ayild, expressed his pleasure [00:03:10] that the trade volume between Afghanistan and Turkey has [00:03:12] increased. He said that [00:03:16] Turkey will continue its cooperation [00:03:18] with Afghanistan in transportation, transit, development, education, and other economic [00:03:22] sectors. Turkey will continue its cooperation [00:03:26] with Afghanistan in the development and presentation of Afghanistan [00:03:30] to the world and the international community. [00:03:33] The Turkish ambassador said that the Afghans [00:03:48] are facing [00:03:48] economic [00:03:52] problems between the two countries, and also the problems of Afghan migrants in Turkey were [00:03:56] discussed. The meeting of the administrative commission was held under the chairmanship [00:04:00] of Mawlawi Abdulsalam Hanafi, the administrative deputy of the Council of Ministers, and with the participation [00:04:03] of the members of this commission. In this meeting, first, the [00:04:07] relevant committees reported on their activities and actions [00:04:10] regarding the assigned tasks by the commission. [00:04:14] Then, the issue related to the Ministry of Interior [00:04:17] was comprehensively discussed and reviewed, and the necessary [00:04:21] decisions were [00:04:23] made. [00:04:27] Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, Minister of Refugee Affairs, met with. [00:04:38] In this meeting, Arafat Jamal stated that [00:04:38] an international meeting will be held in Switzerland [00:04:42] in October next year to address the problems of [00:04:46] Afghan migrants and the issue of their forced expulsion. He [00:04:49] also added that a trilateral meeting between Iran, the United [00:04:52] Nations, and the Islamic Emirate will also be held [00:04:56] in Kabul in the near future [00:05:00] to address the problems of [00:05:01] Afghan migrants. [00:05:05] Sayed Karim Hashemi, the Director General of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment, [00:05:09] discussed with the Indian Ambassador in Kabul about the [00:05:12] increase in exports of fresh fruit, dried fruit, and figs from Afghanistan to [00:05:16] India. In this meeting, Sayed Karim Hashemi requested [00:05:20] the allocation of a daily air cargo flight [00:05:23] and the facilitation of visa issuance for Afghan traders to increase [00:05:27] the export of Afghan fruit to India. On the other hand, the Indian Ambassador [00:05:31] assured that he would raise the raised requests with the [00:05:34] relevant authorities of his country. [00:05:36] will. [00:05:43] Sheikh Noor Ahmad Islamjari of Herat met with the Ambassador [00:05:46] of Kazakhstan in Kabul to discuss the expansion of trade relations [00:05:49] and transit between the two parties. In this meeting, the Governor [00:05:53] of Herat emphasized the strengthening of Torghundi port [00:05:57] to develop trade between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan, and stated that [00:06:00] suitable opportunities for domestic and foreign [00:06:04] investment have been provided [00:06:06] in Herat. [00:06:10] A large public gathering was held to better implement Decree No. [00:06:14] 17 of the leader of the Islamic Emirate and to eliminate undesirable customs and traditions [00:06:17] in the society in Paktia province. [00:06:20] This meeting, which was attended by Mullah Tajmir Jawad, Deputy Head of the General Directorate of Intelligence, [00:06:24] and a number of tribal elders and religious scholars, [00:06:28] emphasized the elimination of prevalent unlawful and [00:06:32] undesirable customs and traditions in society. [00:06:35] was taken. [00:06:36] The International [00:06:42] Rescue Committee of Britain has warned about the water crisis in [00:06:46] Kabul and says that the city's water resources may [00:06:49] face a serious shortage by 2030. [00:06:52] According to the head of this committee, climate change, [00:06:56] mismanagement of water resources, decades of war, and reduced [00:06:59] rainfall are among the factors that have [00:07:02] put Afghanistan's water resources at risk of drying up. [00:07:05] The decrease in groundwater levels and the shortage of drinking water in [00:07:09] Kabul affect the daily lives of thousands [00:07:13] of families. Recently, the International Rescue Committee of Britain [00:07:16] warned about the water crisis in Kabul and says that [00:07:20] by 2030, Kabul may be the first [00:07:24] modern city to face a serious shortage of drinking water. [00:07:27] Climate change, mismanagement of water resources, [00:07:31] decades of war, and reduced rainfall are among the [00:07:34] factors that have put Afghanistan's water resources at risk of drying [00:07:38] up. Kabul's water resources [00:07:41] may [00:08:42] Some experts consider the decrease in groundwater levels to be one of the factors [00:08:46] of climate change and recent droughts, and say that [00:08:50] solving this crisis is not only possible by digging more wells, but also by [00:08:54] managing groundwater resources, developing urban water supply networks, [00:08:57] preventing over-extraction, recharging groundwater tables, [00:09:01] and creating appropriate infrastructure for water [00:09:04] storage are among the measures that can [00:09:08] be effective in reducing this crisis. People in cities, [00:09:11] for example, [00:10:10] a regular plan is progressing rapidly and is expected to be put into operation in the near future. This road [00:10:14] is approximately 71 kilometers long and is being built at a cost of 143 million [00:10:18] Afghanis. The construction of the [00:10:20] strategic road of Wakhan, Badakhshan, for [00:10:23] the year Afghanistan with the world and [00:10:27] the region, the construction of this road, which started earlier, [00:10:31] is expected to be completed soon and will connect Afghanistan [00:10:34] with China, which is considered the second largest [00:10:37] economy in the world. Yes, [00:10:40] in Badakhshan province, in Wakhan district, [00:10:44] from Broghil to Buzai, [00:10:47] the second phase of the 71-kilometer [00:10:50] paved road project was started in [00:10:53] 1444 [00:11:06] to provide facilities for the movement of the country's people. [00:11:10] Wakhan is considered an important trade route between [00:11:13] Afghanistan and China. With the construction of this [00:11:16] road, the regional economy will flourish, and many [00:11:20] people will be employed. Mr. Oqab [00:11:24] adds. [00:11:27] It will become an important trade route between Afghanistan and China, [00:11:30] and it will bring significant economic benefits to [00:11:33] the country. [00:11:35] Currently, the construction of a road in Charkhi [00:11:38] is underway, and it is expected that the second phase [00:11:55] will connect it with China, Tajikistan, and Pakistan. [00:11:58] In the past, this region was one of the [00:12:02] important trade and caravan routes, and with the [00:12:06] return of the Islamic Emirate, special attention [00:12:09] has been paid to this region, and the Ministry of Rural [00:12:13] is rapidly advancing [00:12:16] the construction of this road, which has special importance [00:12:20] for trade connection and connects Afghanistan [00:12:23] with China. [00:12:27] Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, Minister of Refugees and Repatriation, met with [00:12:30] a delegation of Bangladeshi scholars and investors who came to Afghanistan. [00:12:34] In this meeting, both sides discussed the expansion of relations, [00:12:37] the increase of bilateral relations, the increase of relations with [00:12:41] Egypt. In this meeting, both sides discussed the expansion of relations, the increase [00:12:45] of visits, and investment and industrial opportunities in [00:12:48] Afghanistan. Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, Minister of [00:12:51] Refugee and Repatriation Affairs, says that expanding close relations and interaction [00:12:55] with Islamic countries is one of the priorities of the Islamic Emirate. [00:12:58] He made these statements in a meeting with a delegation of religious scholars [00:13:02] and Bangladeshi investors, emphasizing the expansion of relations and [00:13:06] interaction between the two countries. Interaction with Islamic countries [00:13:10] is a policy priority of the Islamic Emirate. [00:13:13] According to the esteemed minister, the continuous victory of jihadist periods [00:13:17] and the establishment of the Islamic system in Afghanistan [00:13:21] are a sign of the unity of Afghans and [00:13:34] Afghans have suffered many [00:13:36] problems, and it is necessary for the world to [00:13:39] address Afghanistan's [00:13:42] issues. At the same time, the joint delegation from Bangladesh [00:13:45] has stated that with comprehensive security in Afghanistan, good opportunities [00:13:49] for investment and industry have been provided. They added that [00:13:52] international traders for investment. [00:14:10] Both sides should have appropriate interaction and [00:14:14] the exchange of delegations should increase. According to [00:14:17] the collected capital, Afghanistan is in [00:14:20] complete [00:15:31] Here in the religious school of Jame Riyadh Al-Ulum Kabul, prominent [00:15:34] and well-known reciters of the Holy Quran from all over the [00:18:07] will provide Tajweed and Quran memorization. will do. [00:18:09] Officials of the Ministry of [00:18:12] Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice and the complaints department said that [00:18:16] in the past week, in addition to addressing 18 different [00:18:19] cases related to women's rights, they also turned seven [00:18:23] major enmities into friendships. Mawlawi Saif al-Islam Khaibar, the head [00:18:27] of information and public relations of this ministry, says that during this period, [00:18:30] 16 enmities were resolved, 13 beggars were arrested, [00:18:34] and 243 reformative meetings were held with traders. [00:19:02] In order to promote virtue, traders and shopkeepers [00:19:04] held reformative meetings. During this period, [00:19:08] the muhtasibs resolved 40 [00:19:10] enmities among the religious [00:19:14] scholars. Also, [00:19:16] 18 cases related to the oppression [00:19:20] of marriage [00:19:21] were addressed. [00:19:30] The reform meeting [00:19:34] was held with officials and traders. [00:19:44] The country's mosques, universities, [00:19:48] hospitals, public places, [00:19:50] monitoring, learning [00:19:53] and understanding [00:20:07] Religious scholars consider the efforts of this ministry in reforming society, addressing [00:20:11] citizens' complaints and problems, and securing women's [00:20:14] legal rights to be fruitful and believe that traders [00:20:17] and shopkeepers should conduct their business affairs within the framework [00:20:21] of Islamic principles. If there is no promotion of virtue [00:20:25] and prevention of vice, that society [00:20:28] will be afflicted with corruption, moral corruption, [00:20:31] administrative corruption, and other various [00:20:34] crimes, and in which society there [00:20:41] will be no corruption, moral and other crimes. [00:20:45] It is worth mentioning [00:20:47] that with the return of the Emirate, [00:21:13] a new formation has also been approved to improve the activities of the Tabligh [00:21:17] Jamaat. The meeting [00:22:58] titled "Coordination with the People regarding the Implementation [00:23:01] of Sharia under the Islamic System" was held [00:23:05] to address the problems of the people by the Directorate of Borders, Tribes, and [00:23:08] Clans in Alasay District of Kapisa Province. [00:23:11] The meeting titled [00:23:15] "Coordination with the People regarding the Implementation of Sharia [00:23:18] under the Islamic System" was held [00:23:21] by the Directorate of Borders, Tribes, and [00:23:24] Clans of Kapisa Province in coordination [00:23:28] with officials from 12 emirate administrations [00:23:31] in Alasay District of this province, [00:23:35] and officials closely listened to the problems and [00:23:38] needs of the residents of that [00:23:42] district. [00:24:20] The best and highest quality services at the provincial [00:24:24] level of Kapisa are provided in the same way at the [00:24:27] district level. Meanwhile, the residents [00:24:31] of the district, who met with the officials, [00:24:35] welcomed their visit to the district and called [00:24:38] for the Islamic Emirate to pay attention [00:24:41] to their needs, especially in remote areas. [00:24:45] The people of these [00:25:20] districts were heard. [00:25:22] A [00:25:25] prayer niche in the mosque of the Directorate of Education of Ghor Province [00:25:29] was completed and put into operation. A [00:25:33] prayer niche in the blessed mosque in the Directorate of Education of Ghor Province was built [00:25:36] at a cost of 600,000 Afghanis. Officials in the Directorate of [00:25:40] Education of Ghor say that this mosque was built at a cost of 600,000 Afghanis [00:25:44] and an area of 100 square meters, with a capacity of [00:25:47] more than 150 worshippers. This has provided [00:25:51] more opportunities for prayer and worship for the personnel of this department [00:25:55] than ever before. The mosque is about 10 [00:25:58] square meters and was built at the initiative of [00:26:01] the Directorate of Education and with the cooperation of the employees of the Directorate [00:26:05] of Education. The cost of the mosque was about [00:26:07] six hundred thousand Afghanis, and at one time, about 150 to 200 [00:26:11] people can pray here. We have named [00:26:14] the mosque as Masjid Hazrat Abdullah Ibn Abbas. [00:26:17] On the other hand, Al-Haj Mawlawi Mohammad Issa Adalat, [00:26:21] the head of the Department of Guidance and Endowments of Ghor Province, considers the construction of mosques [00:26:25] as important for prayer and worship, religious rituals of all residents, [00:26:28] and especially the personnel of the Directorate of Education of Ghor. and blessed. [00:26:42] and to have the establishment [00:26:45] of prayer and the presence and attendance in the congregation. [00:26:49] It is us and you who, when [00:26:53] we build a mosque, it will bear fruit [00:26:56] if we perform the five daily prayers with the congregation in the mosque. [00:27:00] At that time, building a mosque will be fruitful. [00:27:04] It is said that a few days ago, a sacred mosque was also built [00:27:07] in the Directorate of Information and Culture of Ghor Province [00:27:11] at a cost of more than 2 million 60 thousand Afghanis for the personnel of this department, [00:27:15] which has provided more facilities for prayer and worship [00:27:18] for the employees of this directorate. has [00:27:20] been [00:27:23] The repair and patching work on a 65-kilometer [00:27:27] section of the Mazar-e-Sharif road in Isaf has been completed after one year of work, [00:27:31] and this road has been put into [00:27:34] use at a cost of millions of Afghanis. [00:27:37] Officials of the Public Works Directorate of Balkh [00:27:40] say that the repair and patching work on the Mazar-e-Sharif road in [00:27:44] Isaf, which started a year ago, has now been completed. [00:27:47] According to them, this road is 65 [00:27:51] kilometers long and was repaired from the budget of the Public Works Directorate [00:27:55] of Balkh at a cost of more than 159 million [00:27:58] Afghanis. Balkh Mazar-e-Sharif project manager. [00:28:32] according to the specified standards and necessary standards, and they [00:28:36] assure the desired quality of this project. [00:28:39] He also added that the executing company [00:28:43] has made serious efforts, according to the agreement it has made with this directorate, to [00:28:46] seriously monitor and supervise it for another [00:28:50] year. The project is the Dar-e-Sof project. [00:28:53] Mazar-e-Dar-e-Sof project is a 550 [00:28:57] kilometer road project. The company. [00:29:00] A [00:29:32] high-quality telecommunication site with a cost of 120,000 [00:29:36] US dollars from the budget of the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information [00:29:39] Technology in the Mughal Khil area of Tagab District [00:29:43] in Kapisa Province was put into operation. The Directorate of [00:29:46] Telecommunications and Information Technology of [00:29:49] Kapisa Province put into operation a telecommunication [00:29:53] site that provides 4G calls and internet [00:29:56] services and covers about 20,000 families [00:30:00] in the Mughal Khil area of the district.