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[00:08:32] from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. The Assistant Secretary-General
[00:08:36] and the Special Envoy of this organization for Afghanistan met with the administrative
[00:08:39] deputy of the Ministry of Interior in Kabul.
[00:09:12] positive
[00:09:18] The Islamic Emirate and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation have called the relations between them
[00:09:22] and asked the organization to strengthen Afghanistan's relations with the region and the world.
[00:09:25] The policy of
[00:09:27] the Islamic Emirate
[00:09:30] is that Afghanistan will not be used as
[00:09:33] a platform against anyone, and we expect other countries to
[00:09:37] be the same as Afghanistan. We ask the Islamic organization
[00:09:41] to increase its assistance to Afghanistan in various sectors and to pay more attention
[00:09:44] to the alternative livelihood program,
[00:09:47] considering the effective fight against narcotics.
[00:09:51] Dr. Tariq Ali Bakhit, the
[00:09:53] Islamic Cooperation Organization's Special Envoy
[00:09:56] to Afghanistan, said during his visit to Afghanistan that the organization's assistance
[00:10:00] to Afghanistan in humanitarian and health sectors will continue, and
[00:10:03] many cooperation projects are currently underway.
[00:10:07] Dr. Tariq Ali Bakhit also confirmed the fight against narcotics
[00:10:11] by the Islamic Emirate, as reported by the United Nations.
[00:10:15] He praised Afghanistan's positive relations with neighboring countries
[00:10:18] and added that problems that have arisen with some
[00:10:22] countries should
[00:10:34] Afghanistan's important position and extensive cooperation with this country were discussed during the meeting.
[00:10:38] The situation in Afghanistan and the region, and economic
[00:10:40] talks with countries in the region and the world were held.
[00:10:44] The
[00:10:48] establishment of significant progress
[00:10:50] and the
[00:10:55] importance of opening new avenues for cooperation were emphasized.
[00:10:58] Minister Mawlawi Noorjalal Jalali and the Islamic
[00:11:02] deputy and the special envoy of this organization
[00:11:05] for Afghanistan, Dr. Tariq Bakhit,
[00:11:09] were present.
[00:11:31] Noorjalal Jalali shared his requests and proposals with the delegation of the Islamic
[00:11:34] Cooperation Organization regarding the provision of necessary equipment to hospitals at the district level in the country,
[00:11:38] training programs for health workers, and creating an environment for agreements
[00:11:42] with the governments of Islamic countries in this sector.
[00:11:46] The minister also asked for the provision of equipment for
[00:11:49] the cancer treatment hospital and specialized cardiac
[00:11:53] care.
[00:12:03] The delegation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation assured of continued cooperation in the mentioned
[00:12:06] areas. The effort is to
[00:12:25] and its headquarters are located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
[00:12:28] Afghanistan is a member of this organization
[00:12:31] since its former organization was established in 2010.
[00:12:50] The World Energy Assembly has reached the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh. It is
[00:12:53] decided that in this World Assembly, representatives
[00:12:56] at the ministerial level from about 100 countries of the world will participate
[00:13:00] and discuss important issues in the energy sector,
[00:13:03] cooperation, opportunities, and
[00:13:07] exchange of experiences and views.
[00:13:10] Mullah Mohammad Akhundzadeh, Minister of Energy,
[00:13:13] arrived in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, to participate in the 17th
[00:13:17] World Energy Assembly. In this assembly, representatives from 100 countries
[00:13:21] of the world will discuss cooperation, opportunities, and exchange of experiences and views.
[00:13:26] I think that in the international forum, representatives
[00:13:29] at the ministerial level from 100 countries will participate,
[00:13:33] and in this forum, important issues in the energy sector,
[00:13:37] cooperation, opportunities, and sharing experiences
[00:13:40] will be discussed.
[00:13:42] They will discuss
[00:13:47] the Afghan energy sector with the countries of the world
[00:13:51] and provide opportunities for attracting international investments in this sector.
[00:14:45] the youth in the country
[00:14:46] Mullah
[00:14:51] Zamen, in cooperation with the Ministry of Information, of the Islamic
[00:15:25] and was present in Kabul,
[00:15:28] and this
[00:15:30] last one just graduated.
[00:15:33] Ministry of Culture officials say,
[00:17:21] through which the national youth administration throughout the country.
[00:17:40] The General Department of Environmental Protection, in cooperation with a private institution,
[00:17:44] held a training workshop on capacity building for
[00:17:47] domestic institutions in the field of environment and climate change in Kabul.
[00:17:51] Officials of this department say that Afghanistan is
[00:17:55] affected by climate change in various sectors,
[00:17:58] and joint cooperation of domestic and
[00:18:01] international institutions can be effective in this sector.
[00:18:05] The workshop
[00:18:09] was a one-day training on capacity building, with the participation of a number of domestic institutions working in the field of environment and
[00:18:13] climate change, organized by the Environmental Protection Agency
[00:18:17] in cooperation with a private institution in Kabul. Mawlawi
[00:18:20] Matiullah Khalis, the Director General of the Environmental Protection Agency, said at the ceremony
[00:18:24] that Afghanistan is affected by climate change in various
[00:18:28] sectors and calls on international institutions
[00:18:31] not to politicize the issue of the environment and to cooperate
[00:18:34] with Afghanistan in this regard.
[00:20:47] In a meeting with a number of Afghan officials in the country, he asked them to use their
[00:20:50] abilities for the development and progress of Afghanistan.
[00:20:53] The country
[00:20:55] has
[00:21:01] capacities. The Chairman of the Turkish Parliament's
[00:21:04] Foreign Affairs Committee, in a meeting with Afghan
[00:21:07] students in that country, called Afghanistan a country with natural resources
[00:21:11] and a powerful young human force. And he asked
[00:21:15] Afghan officials to take part in the development of their country
[00:21:18] by using their abilities
[00:21:21] and knowledge. At the same time, officials of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs say
[00:21:24] that committees have been activated in several zones of the country
[00:21:28] to identify and register the abilities of young people in the ministries.
[00:21:31] In accordance with the needs of the labor market, professional
[00:21:34] and specialized people are provided
[00:21:36] with work opportunities
[00:21:40] and
[00:21:44] assessment of youth skills will be
[00:21:48] conducted.
[00:22:15] provided suitable employment opportunities for youth.
[00:22:18] The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has
[00:22:22] programs in place to create suitable job
[00:22:25] opportunities for young
[00:22:27] graduates
[00:22:29] to effectively utilize
[00:22:32] their expertise and skills.
[00:22:35] These programs are aimed
[00:22:39] at
[00:22:43] assessing the needs of the labor market according to
[00:22:46] their fields of study and identifying
[00:22:50] suitable job opportunities
[00:22:51] for youth.
[00:22:55] A number of university professors also believe that attracting
[00:22:58] Afghan specialists who have
[00:23:02] completed their higher education abroad
[00:23:06] will create opportunities
[00:23:09] for the development and progress of Afghanistan.
[00:23:11] to get
[00:23:17] young people with goals
[00:23:21] from various countries who have been educated
[00:23:24] to return to their country and to realize
[00:23:27] the importance of this issue in the field of prosperity
[00:23:30] and reconstruction of our country,
[00:23:34] and to roll up their sleeves and work together
[00:23:37] with dedication for the development of their
[00:23:41] country. Attracting specialized human resources and utilizing the knowledge
[00:23:45] and experience of youth is considered important for
[00:23:49] strengthening domestic capacities and for development in various
[00:23:52] sectors. The
[00:23:55] seminar on intellectual and professional capacity building
[00:23:58] was held
[00:24:01] in Nuristan with the presence of Mohajer Farahi, Deputy Minister of Publications
[00:24:04] of the Ministry of Information and Culture, and Qari Zainul
[00:24:08] Abidin, the governor of this province. The Deputy Minister of
[00:24:11] Publications of the Ministry of Information and Culture,
[00:24:15] in cooperation with the Department of Information and Culture of Nuristan
[00:24:18] Province, held a one-day
[00:27:02] The speaker asked journalists to introduce the beauty
[00:27:05] and characteristics of Nuristan province to the world.
[00:27:09] It is worth mentioning that the participants of this seminar found such
[00:27:12] training programs useful and called for more
[00:27:16] seminars of this kind.
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