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20260911 113000 UTC
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[00:00:13] that You promised him. Indeed, You do not
[00:01:00] Turkey called on Turkish investors to invest in Afghanistan. Mullah Abdul Ghani
[00:01:04] Baradar Akhund and the Turkish ambassador discussed economic cooperation,
[00:01:08] trade relations and transit between the two countries, as well as solving
[00:01:12] the problems of Afghan migrants in Turkey.
[00:01:14] During the meeting with the Turkish ambassador, ways
[00:01:18] to develop relations between Kabul and Ankara were discussed. The Economic Deputy
[00:01:22] of the Prime Minister's Office
[00:01:24] of people, from stated in a press release that Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund and
[00:01:27] the Turkish Ambassador Saidan Yıldız discussed.
[00:01:42] The problems of Afghan refugees in Turkey were discussed. The Economic Deputy
[00:01:45] of the Prime Minister's Office praised the activities of Turkish companies
[00:01:49] that have invested in various sectors in
[00:01:53] Afghanistan.
[00:01:57] Invest in Afghanistan and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
[00:02:03] The economic deputy met with the Turkish ambassador to discuss the problems of Afghans
[00:02:07] in Turkey
[00:02:10] and the
[00:02:14] ambassador.
[00:02:33] and expand its relations with Afghanistan in other economic sectors.
[00:02:36] Turkey will continue its cooperation in the development
[00:02:40] of Afghanistan and the international
[00:02:43] community and in presenting an image of Afghanistan to the world. The Turkish ambassador has created
[00:02:46] visa facilities for Afghans and will try
[00:02:49] to do more in this regard.
[00:02:53] According to the office, discussions
[00:02:56] were held
[00:03:00] regarding the development of economic, trade, and transit relations
[00:03:03] between the two countries, as well as solving the problems of Afghan
[00:03:07] migrants in Turkey. The meeting
[00:03:11] of the administrative commission was held under the chairmanship of Maulvi Abdul Salam Hanafi, Deputy Head of the Prime Minister's Office,
[00:03:14] and with the participation of members of this commission. In this
[00:03:18] meeting, first, the assigned committees presented reports on their activities and actions
[00:03:22] regarding the tasks assigned by the commission. Then,
[00:03:25] the issue related to the Ministry of Interior was discussed and reviewed, and necessary
[00:03:28] decisions were made in this
[00:03:32] regard.
[00:03:33] Maulawi Abdulkabir, Minister of Refugees and
[00:03:38] Come to prayer. Repatriation, met with Arafat Jamal,
[00:03:41] Head of the UNHCR Office for Refugees.
[00:03:45] In this meeting, Jamal stated that
[00:03:48] in the upcoming October, on the sidelines of an international
[00:03:51] meeting in Switzerland, the issue of addressing the problems of Afghan migrants
[00:03:55] Come to and their forced expulsion will be discussed. He also
[00:03:59] added that in order to address the problems of Afghan refugees,
[00:04:02] a tripartite meeting between Iran, the United Nations, and the Islamic
[00:04:05] Emirate will be held in Kabul in the near future.
[00:04:09] On the other hand, Maulawi Abdulkabir stated that the Islamic Emirate supports
[00:04:13] all efforts to solve the problems of refugees. Sayed
[00:04:16] Karim Hashimi, General Director of the Afghanistan Chamber
[00:04:19] of Commerce and Investment, met with the Indian ambassador in Kabul
[00:04:23] to discuss facilitating and increasing the export of fresh fruit, dried fruit,
[00:04:27] and figs from Afghanistan to India. In this
[00:04:31] meeting, Sayed Karim Hashimi requested the allocation
[00:04:34] of a daily air cargo flight and the facilitation
[00:04:37] of visa issuance for Afghan traders to increase the export of Afghan
[00:04:40] fruit to India. On the other hand, the Indian ambassador assured
[00:04:44] that he would raise the requests with the relevant authorities of his country.
[00:04:48] Sheikh
[00:04:49] Noor Ahmad Islam, Governor of Herat,
[00:04:54] met with the Ambassador of Kazakhstan in Kabul to discuss expanding trade relations.
[00:04:58] He emphasized
[00:05:05] the development of trade between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan and stated that
[00:05:09] suitable opportunities for domestic and foreign investment have been provided
[00:05:13] in
[00:05:13] Herat.
[00:05:18] A large public meeting was held in Paktia province
[00:05:22] to better implement Decree No. 7 of the Islamic Emirate and eliminate undesirable customs and traditions in society.
[00:05:26] This meeting, attended by Mullah Tajmir Jawad, Deputy Head of General Intelligence,
[00:05:29] and a number of tribal elders and religious scholars,
[00:05:33] emphasized the elimination of prevalent
[00:05:36] illegal and undesirable customs and traditions
[00:05:40] in society.
[00:05:46] The Ministry of Defense announced that a delegation from the 209th Al-Fath Army Corps
[00:05:50] of this ministry, led by Qari Abdul Wasil Nazari, Commander
[00:05:53] of the 11th Border Brigade of Jawzjan, accompanied by a number of
[00:05:56] technical officials of this corps, met with Makhdum
[00:06:00] Qoli Berdyev, Commander of the Imam
[00:06:03] Kerki Border Brigade of Turkmenistan. This meeting, which took place at the request
[00:06:07] of the Turkmen side, discussed the security of border areas,
[00:06:11] better coordination between the border forces of both sides, and other
[00:06:15] necessary issues. Both sides also described
[00:06:18] the relations between Afghanistan and Turkmenistan as good and friendly and emphasized
[00:06:22] the continuation of joint efforts to ensure security. The
[00:06:24] International Rescue Committee of Britain
[00:06:29] warned about the water crisis in Kabul and said that the city's water resources
[00:06:32] may face a serious shortage by 2030.
[00:06:36] According to the head of this committee, climate change,
[00:06:40] mismanagement of water resources,
[00:06:43] decades of war, and decreased rainfall are among the factors that
[00:06:47] have put Afghanistan's water resources at risk of drying up. Meanwhile,
[00:06:51] the Emirate Water Supply and Urban Wastewater Company says that it has
[00:06:55] short-term and long-term plans to provide drinking water for the residents
[00:06:59] of Kabul, which, when completed,
[00:07:02] will solve the water shortage in
[00:07:04] this city. The decrease in groundwater levels
[00:07:08] and the shortage of drinking water in Kabul have affected the daily lives of thousands
[00:07:11] of families. The International Rescue
[00:07:13] Committee of Britain
[00:07:16] has warned of a water crisis in Kabul and says that by 2030,
[00:07:20] Kabul may be the first modern city to face a serious
[00:07:24] shortage of drinking water.
[00:07:27] Climate change, mismanagement of water resources, decades
[00:07:30] of war, and decreased rainfall are among the factors that
[00:07:34] have put Afghanistan's water resources at risk of drying up.
[00:07:37] The water resources of Kabul may be depleted by
[00:07:41] 2030.
[00:09:12] take action to save. This is very important.
[00:09:16] Officials of important departments need to work
[00:09:19] hand in hand so that related departments
[00:09:22] can address this issue, both in terms
[00:09:25] of water management and consumption, and in terms of
[00:09:28] our current situation and how much
[00:09:32] we
[00:10:12] a regular plan is rapidly underway and is expected to be put into operation
[00:10:16] in the near future. This road is about 71 kilometers long and is being
[00:10:19] built at a cost of 143 million Afghanis. The strategic
[00:10:23] Wakhan-Badakhshan road connects Afghanistan with its powerful
[00:10:27] and influential neighbor China, which is considered the second largest economy in the world.
[00:10:30] The construction of the
[00:10:33] strategic Wakhan-Badakhshan road for connecting
[00:10:36] Afghanistan to the world and the region
[00:10:40] is underway. The construction of this road, which started earlier,
[00:10:43] is expected to be completed soon and will connect Afghanistan
[00:10:47] to China, which is considered the second largest
[00:10:50] economy in the world. Yes,
[00:10:53] the second phase of the construction of the road
[00:10:57] from Broghil to Buzhai Gumbadi
[00:11:00] in Wakhan district
[00:11:03] of Badakhshan province has been started.
[00:11:25] It is considered a trade route between Afghanistan and China. With the creation
[00:11:29] of this road, the economy of the region will flourish
[00:11:32] and many people will be employed.
[00:11:36] Mr. Oghab
[00:11:37] adds:
[00:11:40] Afghanistan will become an important trade route,
[00:11:43] and it will have significant economic benefits
[00:11:46] for the country. Currently, the construction of this
[00:11:49] road is underway, and it is planned that the second
[00:11:53] phase
[00:11:57] will be completed. Wakhan is a beautiful and remote
[00:12:00] district in northeastern Afghanistan in Badakhshan province,
[00:12:04] located among the Pamir mountains, and
[00:12:07] connects Afghanistan with China, Tajikistan, and
[00:12:10] Pakistan. This region was
[00:12:13] once one of the important trade and caravan
[00:12:17] routes, and with the return of the Islamic Emirate, special
[00:12:20] attention has been paid to this region, and the Ministry
[00:12:24] of Rural Rehabilitation and Development is rapidly advancing
[00:12:27] the construction of this road, which has special importance
[00:12:31] in terms of trade connection and connects Afghanistan
[00:12:34] to China. Maulawi
[00:12:37] Abdulkabir, Minister of Refugees and
[00:12:42] Repatriation, met with a delegation of scholars and
[00:12:46] investors from Bangladesh who visited Afghanistan. In this
[00:12:50] meeting, both sides discussed the expansion of relations, increased
[00:12:53] exchange of delegations, and investment and industrial opportunities
[00:12:56] in Afghanistan. Officials of the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation
[00:13:00] consider close relations with Islamic countries to be among the priorities
[00:13:03] of the Islamic Emirate's policy and called for
[00:13:07] international cooperation for the reconstruction of Afghanistan.
[00:13:10] Maulawi Abdulkabir, Minister of Refugees and
[00:13:13] Repatriation, says that expanding close relations and interaction with Islamic
[00:13:17] countries is among the priorities of the Islamic Emirate. He made these remarks
[00:13:21] during a meeting with a delegation of religious scholars and investors from Bangladesh.
[00:13:33] The Islamic Emirate is the first priority. The esteemed minister said that Afghanistan has seen
[00:13:37] continuous periods of jihad and the establishment of an Islamic system.
[00:13:40] Afghans have suffered many problems,
[00:13:55] and there is a need for the world
[00:13:58] to cooperate with Afghanistan. He
[00:14:01] also
[00:14:03] said
[00:14:06] that with the establishment of nationwide security in Afghanistan, good opportunities for investment and industry have been provided.
[00:14:09] They added that international traders are interested
[00:14:13] in investing in Afghanistan and are trying to have
[00:14:16] closer and deeper relations with the Islamic Emirate. Bangladeshi
[00:14:20] scholars and investors continued their talks. They said
[00:14:24] that relations between Kabul and Dhaka are expanding,
[00:14:27] and they stated that both sides
[00:14:31] should have proper interaction and increase their travel.
[00:14:35] The arriving investors
[00:14:39] know that Afghanistan
[00:14:41] has full
[00:14:47] and international traders are also in
[00:14:50] Afghanistan.
[00:14:55] Foreign Affairs and Economy officials met with religious scholars, traders, and investors
[00:14:58] from Bangladesh to discuss expanding economic and trade relations
[00:15:02] between the two countries, investment, and existing economic opportunities. The
[00:15:06] Holy Quran recitation competition
[00:15:08] program was organized by the Riyadh al-Ulum religious school in Kabul
[00:15:12] to encourage reciters and good recitation. Hundreds of people from different
[00:15:15] provinces of the country participated in this meeting.
[00:15:19] Officials of Riyadh al-Ulum in Kabul say that the goal of
[00:15:22] holding this competition is to encourage the future generation
[00:15:25] to increase their efforts in Tajweed and memorization of the Holy Quran.
[00:15:29] A large and magnificent
[00:15:30] meeting was held in Kabul
[00:15:33] for the purpose of holding competitions. In
[00:19:03] a reform meeting has been held with traders. and
[00:19:33] reforms have been carried out. In this regard, within a limited time, from mosques,
[00:20:11] universities, governmental departments, hospitals, and public places,
[00:20:14] timely and honorable scholars, students, tribal leaders,
[00:20:17] and various segments of society have been encouraged to wear the hijab
[00:20:21] and establish virtues. The Ministry of Social
[00:20:24] Reform considers addressing complaints and problems
[00:20:27] of citizens
[00:20:36] and ensuring the Sharia rights of Egyptian women as essential and adds that traders
[00:20:40] and shopkeepers should conduct their business within the framework of Islamic
[00:20:43] principles. If there is no promotion of virtue and prevention
[00:20:46] of vice in society, then that society will
[00:20:50] be engulfed in moral corruption, administrative
[00:20:54] corruption, and other various crimes.
[00:20:56] In a society where
[00:21:00] there is no
[00:21:03] moral corruption
[00:21:09] and other crimes, it is protected
[00:21:13] and capable. The
[00:21:16] era
[00:21:20] of the Emirate has made extensive efforts to promote virtues in society,
[00:21:23] which is considered essential. According to official statistics, so far around
[00:21:27] 100,000 different cases related to women's rights have been
[00:21:31] resolved. On the other hand, the Department
[00:21:35] for the Promotion of Virtue explained the law of the Tablighi Jamaat's
[00:21:38] curriculum. Officials say that the new structure has also been
[00:21:42] approved to improve the activities of the Tablighi Jamaat.
[00:21:45] A meeting was held to explain and clarify the law of the Tablighi
[00:21:49] Jamaat's curriculum.
[00:27:04] A meeting entitled "Coordination with the People regarding
[00:27:08] Sharia under the Islamic System" was held to hear the problems of the people
[00:27:11] by the Department of Borders, Tribes, and Clans in Alasa district of
[00:27:15] Kapisa province. A meeting
[00:27:19] entitled "Coordination with the People regarding
[00:27:22] the Implementation of Sharia under the Islamic
[00:27:26] System" was held by the Department
[00:27:28] of Borders, Tribes, and Clans of Kapisa province.
[00:27:33] In coordination with officials from 12 governmental departments
[00:27:36] in Alasa district of this
[00:27:39] province, officials closely listened to the problems and
[00:27:42] needs of the residents of that district.
[00:27:46] their
[00:27:47] problems
[00:27:55] with their
[00:27:58] leaders. But with the power
[00:28:12] and ability that we have, God willing, we will
[00:28:16] assist and help you, but I also need
[00:28:19] your help and assistance. The Public Health Department
[00:28:22] of Kapisa province is committed to providing
[00:28:26] the best and highest quality services at the level
[00:28:29] of Kapisa province and at the same level.
[00:28:42] During the meeting with the officials, they welcomed their visit to this district and called for the attention
[00:28:45] of the Islamic Emirate to their needs, especially
[00:28:49] in remote areas.
[00:29:17] It is said that these officials are scheduled to travel
[00:29:21] to other districts of Kapisa province and closely
[00:29:24] listen to the problems of the people in these districts.
[00:29:28] A mihrab of a mosque in the vicinity of the presidency.
[00:30:32] On the other hand, Al-Haj Ma