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[00:00:00] In this field, it's like Germany because, as
[00:00:03] you know, Germany is a highly industrialized country and highly
[00:00:07] immigrant-friendly, and it is also
[00:00:10] a country that issues various types of visas,
[00:00:14] especially student visas. Based on that,
[00:00:17] Germany has more chances. Then, the countries we
[00:00:20] can mention are Finland,
[00:00:24] Turkey, and also
[00:00:27] Hungary. There are other countries
[00:00:31] in Europe that accept Afghans.
[00:00:34] Afghan students who go to prestigious universities around the world for their studies
[00:00:38] say that when they approach companies to obtain a student visa,
[00:00:42] they are told that their visa will be issued 100% and that they should pay
[00:00:46] the money in advance. However, after months of waiting, their visa is not issued,
[00:00:49] and eventually, to get their money back from the companies, they even
[00:00:53] resort to
[00:00:54] courts.
[00:02:30] To get the visa, why are they prepared for everything?
[00:02:33] But sometimes, if students are not prepared,
[00:02:37] there is also a possibility of visa rejection. But more important than all
[00:02:40] of that is that no company can guarantee a visa.
[00:02:43] Educational and consulting companies ask all students who want to
[00:02:47] continue their higher education abroad to refrain from paying money
[00:02:51] to companies that give false promises of obtaining
[00:02:54] visas to students without any guarantee. We have
[00:02:58] no commitment of any kind.
[00:05:00] For more news, stay tuned to
[00:05:02] Milli News.
[00:05:07] You are watching the continuation of news from Milli News. Local officials of the Prisons
[00:05:11] Affairs Management Department say that suitable living facilities
[00:05:15] have been provided for prisoners in the prisons of Kapisa and
[00:05:19] Panjshir provinces. Officials of Kapisa and Panjshir prisons add that
[00:05:23] in order to reform prisoners and create positive change in their
[00:05:26] healthy lives, they have implemented several
[00:05:29] reform programs. On the other hand, some prisoners also say
[00:05:32] that in addition to religious education, literacy education
[00:05:36] and vocational training have also been provided
[00:05:39] for them. Officials of the provincial prisons.
[00:05:45] In order to reform and improve the welfare of prisoners, various
[00:05:48] facilities have been provided, which, according to them,
[00:05:51] have had a positive impact on the reform and healthy lives of prisoners.
[00:05:55] Officials of Kapisa and Panjshir prisons say that providing
[00:05:59] health, educational, vocational, and employment
[00:06:02] facilities has played an important role in reforming prisoners,
[00:06:06] increasing their intellectual and professional capacities, and
[00:06:09] their healthy return to society.
[00:06:43] Or enlightenment.
[00:06:45] Almost
[00:06:58] that teachers
[00:07:08] regular and timely health services are provided.
[00:07:10] Prisoners
[00:07:15] numbering 25 or 30 people are referred.
[00:07:18] Their problem is solved. If their problem is not solved,
[00:07:21] they are taken to the provincial hospital. Meanwhile,
[00:07:24] some prisoners also say that in addition to religious
[00:07:28] education, modern literacy education and vocational
[00:07:32] training are also provided for them, which includes
[00:07:36] tailoring and carpet weaving, as well as many other
[00:07:40] professions. Praise be to Allah, from the time.
[00:08:20] As healthy, educated, and skilled individuals
[00:08:24] are returned to society. A
[00:08:27] factory producing utensils in Ghazni province, established with an investment of over
[00:08:31] 250,000 dollars, has created job opportunities for over 40
[00:08:35] people. Officials of this factory say that this factory has been operating
[00:08:38] for 3 years and offers 12 types of goods to the market
[00:08:42] and other neighboring provinces. Jawad Moradian reports.
[00:08:46] A
[00:08:54] production factory in Ghazni offers 12 types of goods, including
[00:08:57] pressure cookers, egg fryers, mortars, and other items to the market.
[00:09:01] Officials say that this production factory has been operating
[00:09:04] for 3 years and has created job opportunities for about 40
[00:09:08] people. They emphasize the standard quality of their products.
[00:09:43] What do we have, iron? Fortunately, our products are exported to all provinces
[00:09:47] of Afghanistan, and
[00:09:50] especially from the neighboring provinces of Qalat
[00:09:53] to Kandahar, Helmand, in this direction, and
[00:09:57] also towards the north. Meanwhile, the employees of this production
[00:10:01] factory express their satisfaction with the job opportunities provided
[00:10:05] and ask other investors and traders to play an effective
[00:10:09] role in creating job opportunities for youth. We
[00:10:12] are very happy that job opportunities have been provided for us here so that we can
[00:10:16] work and earn a lawful living for our families.
[00:10:19] And our request to the traders of Afghanistan is to provide
[00:10:23] work for the people of Afghanistan. Build these factories so that
[00:10:27] our people and our youth do not have to travel to other countries
[00:10:30] where their lives and property are threatened.
[00:10:34] In truth, someone who works in their own country
[00:10:37] and home above
[00:10:41] this is not an honor for everyone, this is the greatest honor
[00:10:44] that a fellow countryman builds a production factory,
[00:10:48] and then workers like us, who
[00:10:51] were previously migrants in foreign countries, worked there.
[00:10:55] Now, fortunately, that production facilities have been built,
[00:10:58] we work in our own country, and specifically in our own province.
[00:11:02] There is no greater honor than this. On the other hand, officials
[00:11:05] from the Ghazni Chamber of Industries and Mines consider the establishment
[00:11:09] of production factories to be the backbone of a society's economy
[00:11:12] and essential for economic growth and effective job
[00:11:15] creation. We currently have, praise be to Allah,
[00:11:19] over 100 active production factories
[00:11:22] that contribute to the economic growth of Ghazni.
[00:11:26] It
[00:11:28] is considered like the backbone, because job creation
[00:11:32] for our compatriots and the economy
[00:11:36] of Ghazni and the economy of Afghanistan will be a very
[00:11:39] important step. It is worth noting that Ghazni province, with its
[00:11:43] extensive capacities in the productive and commercial sectors, has
[00:11:47] a suitable environment for the growth of industrial activities.
[00:11:51] The establishment of production factories can contribute to job opportunities,
[00:11:54] increased domestic production, and capital circulation
[00:11:57] to boost the economy of this province.
[00:12:01] Fresh fruit vendors in Jalalabad city's fruit market ask
[00:12:05] their compatriots to prioritize local fruits in their daily
[00:12:08] meals and parties. They say that this year,
[00:12:12] compared to previous years, the price of fresh local
[00:12:15] fruits is reasonable, and purchasing them is
[00:12:18] easy. In the city of Jalalabad,
[00:12:22] the center of Nangarhar province, traders and vendors.
[00:14:25] is nearing self-sufficiency.
[00:14:26] Soybean cultivation in Balkh
[00:14:31] province has significantly increased this year compared to previous
[00:14:35] years. Agriculture officials consider this trend an important step
[00:14:38] towards the development of domestic production, strengthening
[00:14:42] the economy, and meeting part of the country's needs.
[00:14:46] Soybean cultivation in Balkh province
[00:14:50] has seen a significant increase this year compared
[00:14:53] to previous years.
[00:15:14] standard seeds have been produced. An official from Mofid Group says that this
[00:15:17] institution has undertaken extensive programs to expand and promote
[00:15:21] soybean cultivation and is trying to provide seeds,
[00:15:25] technical training, and support for farmers to increase
[00:15:28] the production of this agricultural product in the north
[00:15:32] of the country and in the provinces of Kandahar and Jalalabad.
[00:15:35] More than 250 improved seeds are provided
[00:15:39] to farmers along
[00:15:42] with improved codes
[00:15:45] and machinery that this cultivation
[00:15:49] and this plant require. In all three, we have been
[00:15:52] and are cooperating with farmers.
[00:15:55] Compared to the years 5 years ago
[00:15:58] and the year 1405, if we compare
[00:16:01] them, we have more than
[00:16:05] 10,000 tons of additional yield.
[00:17:09] According to reports, these attacks took place after the Houthi group
[00:17:12] took control of the strategic city of Makha.
[00:17:16] Saudi Arabia has not yet officially commented on these attacks.
[00:17:19] These attacks are taking place while the Houthi group, after
[00:17:23] 18 hours of military operations, also brought the last remaining area
[00:17:27] on the Red Sea coast under its control and claims
[00:17:30] that, in this way, it has taken control of all the Red Sea
[00:17:34] coasts of Yemen. In
[00:18:07] China, India, and Iran, leaders of other BRICS member countries
[00:18:11] will also
[00:18:12] participate.
[00:18:15] The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority of Nepal
[00:18:19] announced that following the natural disaster on August 26, the death
[00:18:23] toll has reached 1428 people. According to officials,
[00:18:26] among them, 1385 people in Nepal and 43
[00:18:30] others in the autonomous region of Shizan, Tibet, China, have died.
[00:18:34] The agency reported that in Nepal, 51.
[00:20:09] Finally, pay attention to the weather in Kabul and a few other cities of the country. With this,
[00:20:12] we have come to the end of the news. Until another farewell,
[00:20:15] farewell.
[00:20:19] Kandahar, clear sky, highest temperature 37, lowest
[00:20:22] 21. Kabul, partly cloudy sky, highest temperature 30,
[00:20:25] lowest 16. Nangarhar, partly cloudy sky, highest temperature
[00:20:29] 35, lowest 26. Faryab, sunny
[00:20:32] sky, highest temperature 28, lowest 17. Badakhshan,
[00:20:36] sunny sky, highest
[00:20:40] Herat, sunny sky, highest temperature 32, lowest
[00:20:43] 18. Laghman, partly cloudy sky, highest temperature 33,
[00:20:47] lowest 23, and Balkh, sunny sky.