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[00:00:00] Other essential materials have increased, but they are
[00:00:02] happy that recently the price of oil and gas has
[00:00:06] seen a relative decrease. At the same time, the Kabul Municipality
[00:00:09] says that price lists have been extended for all basic materials, including food and
[00:00:13] non-food items, across the city, and they are regularly
[00:00:17] monitoring them. In the past
[00:00:19] week, the price of each liter of
[00:00:23] diesel and petrol increased by 6 to 8 Afghanis,
[00:00:26] but for the past two days, the price per liter.
[00:02:06] Oil products in Kabul and throughout the country are
[00:02:10] imported, and tensions in the Middle East have affected the price of fuel
[00:02:14] and caused it to increase. But people say that
[00:02:17] in some cases, traders hoard, which also affects
[00:02:21] price increases. However, officials say that they are
[00:02:25] serious about this and will deal seriously with
[00:02:28] hoarders.
[00:02:32] The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
[00:02:36] says that Canada has contributed 1.3 million Canadian
[00:02:40] dollars to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund. At the same time,
[00:02:43] Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian
[00:02:46] Refugee Council, told Sky News that
[00:02:49] lack of funding and the international community's refusal to engage with the Islamic Emirate
[00:02:53] have challenged the aid delivery process in Afghanistan.
[00:02:57] Egeland, who has traveled to Afghanistan for the fifth time, emphasized the continuation of aid
[00:03:01] and the presence of diplomats from European countries and other countries
[00:03:04] in Kabul and Kandahar. Jahed Akimi provides
[00:03:08] details. While OCHA announces new
[00:03:12] aid from Canada to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund,
[00:03:15] the Norwegian Refugee Council speaks of challenges arising from
[00:03:19] budget shortages and limited engagement of the international community with the Islamic
[00:03:22] Emirate. Jan Egeland, Secretary
[00:03:26] General of this council, on his fifth visit to Afghanistan, emphasized the continuation of
[00:03:29] aid and the presence of foreign diplomats in Kabul and
[00:03:32] Kandahar.
[00:03:34] My colleagues
[00:03:37] here say that their only hope is that you invest in the future
[00:03:41] so that aid continues and so that Muslim individuals
[00:03:44] and diplomats from European countries and other countries go to Kandahar
[00:03:48] and Kabul. Diplomacy and real engagement must happen
[00:03:52] right here in Afghanistan. Economic experts
[00:03:55] say that emergency aid is essential to save
[00:03:58] human lives. But to reduce long-term
[00:04:02] needs, the international community and responsible institutions should invest more
[00:04:05] in basic infrastructure and job creation.
[00:04:09] They believe that infrastructure development and strengthening the domestic
[00:04:13] economy can distance Afghanistan from long-term
[00:04:16] dependence on foreign aid. Primarily,
[00:04:20] especially in Afghanistan, humanitarian aid
[00:04:22] does not solve our problem, but it can
[00:04:26] alleviate our problem in the short term. International foreign
[00:05:00] organizations should work more in Afghanistan
[00:05:03] and dedicate their humanitarian aid to projects
[00:05:07] that create employment for the people of Afghanistan.
[00:05:10] According to OCHA statistics, this year.
[00:05:32] The work on the city's Chaharrah-e-Nejat (Salvation Square) in Kabul has progressed by
[00:05:36] 15%, and the remaining work on this project is also ongoing regularly.
[00:05:40] Kabul Municipality officials say that this project will change the face of the city and significantly
[00:05:44] reduce the current congestion. Citizens are also
[00:05:48] pleased with the implementation of this project, but they add that its work should be
[00:05:51] carried out more quickly.
[00:05:53] Chaharrah-e-Nejat
[00:06:00] is a busy and congested entrance
[00:06:04] to Kabul city. The route for all southeastern
[00:06:07] provinces and the Ghulam Khan border also passes through this intersection.
[00:06:10] Residents of the areas.
[00:07:13] We have another bridge in the Minar-e-Nejat area where work is actively underway and 15%
[00:07:16] of the work has progressed. It is 450 meters long and
[00:07:19] 28 meters wide and has two interchanges with lengths of
[00:07:23] 252 meters and 239 meters respectively, and
[00:07:27] is being built at angles of 48 degrees and 50 degrees. Kabul Municipality says
[00:07:30] that many projects are underway to ensure urban
[00:07:34] order. With the implementation of these projects, urban services and
[00:07:38] infrastructure will be strengthened, and on the other hand, transportation
[00:07:41] problems and congestion in the city will be controlled.
[00:07:45] With the expansion of roads and the implementation of new road construction projects,
[00:07:48] bridges, culverts, and urban services, Kabul city
[00:07:52] changes every day, and people are very
[00:07:56] happy about this.
[00:07:57] The Union of Educational
[00:08:00] Consulting Companies in Kabul says that currently, it can
[00:08:03] provide opportunities for Afghan students to study not only in universities in
[00:08:07] Asian countries but also in reputable universities in
[00:08:10] Germany, Finland.
[00:08:44] The goal of this union is to provide educational opportunities for Afghan students and
[00:08:48] prevent corruption and black market activities in this field. For example,
[00:08:51] Germany, because as you know, Germany is a
[00:08:54] highly industrialized country and is very
[00:08:58] immigrant-friendly, and it is also
[00:09:01] a country that issues various types of visas,
[00:09:04] especially student visas. Therefore, the chances for
[00:09:07] Germany are higher. After that, the countries that we can
[00:09:11] name.
[00:09:42] even refer to the courts.
[00:10:05] But when the work is done, they wait
[00:10:08] for two. Your work was not completed. Your work.
[00:10:20] says that a company does not have the authority to issue visas for students because visa issuance
[00:10:24] is related to embassies. However, they can
[00:10:27] provide quality educational opportunities for students who want to continue their higher education
[00:10:31] at prestigious universities abroad at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels,
[00:10:34] in accordance with standards and free from corruption.
[00:10:38] Companies?
[00:10:45] Conditions are equal.
[00:10:49] We are taking them into the universities, and then
[00:10:53] you are watching
[00:13:57] the continuation of the news from Mili News. Local officials of the Prisons
[00:14:01] Affairs Administration say that suitable living facilities
[00:14:04] have been provided for prisoners in the prisons of Kapisa and Panjshir
[00:14:08] provinces. Officials of Kapisa and Panjshir prisons add that in order
[00:14:12] to reform prisoners and create positive change in their healthy
[00:14:16] lives, they have implemented several reform programs.
[00:14:19] On the other hand, some prisoners also say
[00:14:22] that in addition to religious education,
[00:14:32] Kapisa and Panjshir provinces say that various facilities have been
[00:14:35] provided for the reform and welfare of prisoners,
[00:14:39] which, according to them, has had a positive impact
[00:14:42] on the reform and healthy life of prisoners. Officials of Kapisa
[00:14:46] and Panjshir prisons say that providing health,
[00:14:50] educational, vocational, and work facilities contributes to the reform
[00:14:53] of prisoners, raising
[00:15:33] books or other
[00:15:36] almost.
[00:16:07] If they refer, their problem will be solved. If their problem is
[00:16:11] not solved, they will be taken to the provincial hospital.
[00:16:14] Meanwhile, some prisoners also say that in addition to
[00:16:18] religious education, modern literacy education and vocational
[00:16:22] training are also provided to them, which includes
[00:16:26] tailoring and many other
[00:16:28] professions. Alhamdulillah, since we have been
[00:16:32] here, it's like we are in i'tikaf. Here,
[00:16:36] we
[00:17:07] so that after serving their prison term, they can
[00:17:11] return to society as healthy, aware individuals
[00:17:14] with a profession. A factory
[00:17:17] producing dishes in Ghazni province, established with an investment of over $250,000,
[00:17:21] has created job opportunities for over 40 people.
[00:17:25] Officials of this factory say that this factory has been operating for
[00:17:29] 3 years and supplies 12 types of goods to the markets of Ghazni
[00:17:32] and other neighboring provinces. Jawad Moradian
[00:17:36] reports.
[00:17:44] A production factory in Ghazni supplies 12 types of goods to the market,
[00:17:47] including steam cookers, egg boilers, mortars, and other items.
[00:17:51] Officials say that this production factory has been
[00:17:54] operating for 3 years and has provided job opportunities
[00:17:58] for about forty people. They assured about the standard quality
[00:18:02] of the manufactured goods and say that in addition to Ghazni, they also supply to other
[00:18:05] neighboring provinces.
[00:18:37] It is exported to the province and
[00:18:40] especially to the neighboring provinces of Qalat
[00:18:43] to Kandahar, Helmand, and so on, up to the
[00:18:47] north. Meanwhile, the employees of this production factory
[00:18:51] expressed their satisfaction with the provided job opportunities and call on other
[00:18:55] investors and traders to play an effective role in creating
[00:18:58] job opportunities for young people. We are
[00:19:02] very happy that job opportunities have been provided for us here so that we can work
[00:19:06] and earn a halal living for our families.
[00:19:09] We ask Afghan traders to provide work for the people
[00:19:13] of Afghanistan, to build such factories so that our people
[00:19:16] and our youth do not travel to other countries
[00:19:20] and face life and financial threats there.
[00:19:24] Truly, for someone to work in their own
[00:19:27] country, in their own home and life, there is no
[00:19:31] greater pride for everyone than this. This is the greatest
[00:19:34] pride that one of our compatriots
[00:20:00] has called a community and for economic growth and providing
[00:20:04] effective job opportunities. In Ghazni,
[00:20:07] Alhamdulillah, we have more than 100 active production factories
[00:20:10] that play a role in Ghazni's
[00:20:14] economic growth.
[00:20:16] It is
[00:20:18] considered like a backbone because creating
[00:20:22] jobs for our compatriots
[00:20:25] and for the economy of Ghazni and the economy of Afghanistan is a
[00:20:29] very important step. It is worth mentioning that Ghazni province, with
[00:20:32] its extensive capacities in the production and commercial sectors, has a
[00:20:36] suitable environment for the growth of industrial activities. The launch
[00:20:39] of production factories can, with job opportunities,
[00:20:43] increase domestic production and capital circulation, help
[00:20:46] boost the economic prosperity of this province.
[00:20:51] Fresh fruit sellers in the Jalalabad city fruit market ask
[00:20:55] their compatriots to prioritize domestic fruits in their daily
[00:20:58] meals and parties. They say that this year,
[00:21:02] compared to previous years, the price of fresh fruits in
[00:21:05] the country is reasonable and it is easy to buy them.
[00:21:07] In the Jalalabad city market,
[00:21:11] the center of Nangarhar province, traders and fresh fruit
[00:21:15] sellers ask their compatriots to consume domestic fruits
[00:21:19] instead of foreign and imported
[00:23:09] fruits. In recent years, due to increased attention to horticulture within the country,
[00:23:13] Afghanistan is approaching self-sufficiency in fresh fruit production.
[00:23:16] Soybeans cultivation in Balkh province
[00:23:21] has significantly increased this year compared to previous years,
[00:23:25] and agricultural officials consider this trend an important
[00:23:28] step towards developing domestic production, strengthening the
[00:23:32] economy, and meeting some of the country's needs.
[00:23:36] Soybean cultivation in Balkh province
[00:23:39] has seen a significant increase this year compared to
[00:23:43] previous years. Based on the information provided, this year,
[00:23:47] improved soybean seeds have been used in more than
[00:24:02] standard seeds. An official from
[00:24:06] Mofid Group says that this institution has undertaken extensive programs to expand
[00:24:09] and promote soybean cultivation, and they are striving to
[00:24:13] provide improved seeds, technical training, and support for
[00:24:17] farmers to increase the production of this
[00:24:20] agricultural product in the north of the country and in Kandahar
[00:24:23] and Jalalabad provinces. More than
[00:24:26] 250 tons of improved seeds are made available to farmers
[00:24:29] along with fertilizers
[00:24:32] and improved
[00:24:36] machinery that this crop and plant needs.
[00:24:40] In every aspect, we have been and are cooperating
[00:24:43] with farmers. Compared to the years
[00:24:47] 5 years ago and the year
[00:24:58] we estimated the yield. Meanwhile, some
[00:25:02] farmers from Sholgara district expressed
[00:25:05] satisfaction with the significant increase in soybean yield, saying that
[00:25:09] the results obtained from cultivating this crop are more promising than last year,
[00:25:13] and they add that the increase in harvest yield and improvement
[00:25:16] in product quality have led to a greater number.
[00:25:51] Al-Masirah TV channel, affiliated with the Houthis, reported that
[00:25:55] Saudi Arabia has carried out airstrikes on Mokha airport
[00:25:58] in Yemen. According to reports, these attacks took place after the Houthi
[00:26:02] group took control of the port city and strategic
[00:26:06] Mokha. Saudi Arabia has not officially commented on these attacks
[00:26:09] so far. These attacks are taking place while the Houthi group,
[00:26:13] after 18 hours of military operations, has also brought the last remaining
[00:26:17] area on the Red Sea coast under its control and claims
[00:26:20] that it has thus taken control of all of Yemen's Red Sea
[00:26:24] coast.
[00:26:25] Iranian President Masoud
[00:26:29] Pezeshkian has arrived in New Delhi, the capital of India, to attend the 18th
[00:26:33] BRICS Summit. The summit is expected to discuss the wars in
[00:26:37] Iran and Ukraine, economic challenges, and other important international
[00:26:40] issues. According to reports, Pezeshkian will hold separate
[00:26:44] meetings with the Russian President and the Indian Prime Minister on the sidelines
[00:26:47] of the BRICS Summit. The BRICS Summit is scheduled
[00:26:50] to be held tomorrow and the day after tomorrow in New Delhi, the capital
[00:26:54] of India. In addition to the leaders of Russia, China, India,
[00:26:58] and Iran, the leaders of other BRICS member countries will also participate
[00:27:01] in this summit.
[00:27:09] The number of fatalities due to the natural disaster on the 26th has reached
[00:27:12] 1428 people. According to officials, among them,
[00:27:16] 1385 people died in Nepal and 43 others
[00:27:20] in China's autonomous region of Xizang. This agency reported
[00:27:24] that in Nepal, 5130 people
[00:27:27] are still missing. Meanwhile, Chinese officials reported the disappearance
[00:27:31] of 59.
[00:29:02] We have reached the end of the news. Until another farewell,
[00:29:05] farewell.
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