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[00:01:34] One US dollar is 65 Afghanis. 10 Pula, 1 Kiro is 73
[00:01:37] Afghanis, 25 Pula. One thousand Pakistani Rupees is 231
[00:01:41] Afghanis. One thousand Iranian Toman is 0.7 Afghanis. One
[00:01:44] British Pound is 85 Afghanis, 72 Pula. One thousand Indian Rupees is
[00:01:48] 735 Afghanis. One UAE Dirham is 17 Afghanis,
[00:01:51] 71 Pula. One Saudi Riyal is 17 Afghanis, 22 Pula. One
[00:01:55] Canadian Dollar is 45 Afghanis, 38
[00:01:57] Pula.
[00:02:23] since the beginning of the Israeli regime's attack, more than 74,000 people have been martyred and
[00:02:27] more than 175,000 others have been injured.
[00:02:36] have also been destroyed. is.
[00:02:39] Gaza: 3 years of war and
[00:02:42] destruction.
[00:02:45] Although this strip was home to more than 2 million citizens
[00:02:49] and urban infrastructure before the war began.
[00:02:52] But now large parts of it have been turned into ruins.
[00:02:56] According to the latest statistics from the Gaza Ministry of Health,
[00:03:00] since the beginning of the Israeli regime's attack, more than 74,000 people
[00:03:03] have been martyred and more than 175,000 others have been injured.
[00:03:07] Also, more than 370,000 residential units
[00:03:11] have been destroyed. A large portion of schools and hospitals
[00:03:15] have also been destroyed.
[00:03:16] is.
[00:03:19] Behind these statistics, however, are thousands of families who have lost their loved ones
[00:03:23] and whose homes have been destroyed. People who are now facing
[00:03:27] an uncertain future amidst the ruins of tents
[00:03:30] and severe shortages of food and water. We have lived
[00:03:33] through 3 years of extremely
[00:03:37] difficult life. No country has experienced
[00:03:41] what we have experienced here. The war aims
[00:03:44] to destroy, starve, and eliminate schools and universities.
[00:03:48] Nothing is left for us. The situation
[00:03:51] is dire. The Independent International Commission of Inquiry of the United
[00:03:54] Nations on Palestine and Israel also stated in a report published
[00:03:58] in September
[00:04:08] that the United Nations has concluded that the Israeli regime has committed
[00:04:11] genocide in the Gaza Strip. This commission calls on the Israeli regime and all
[00:04:15] governments to fulfill their legal obligations under international
[00:04:19] law to end the genocide and punish
[00:04:22] its perpetrators. The Israeli
[00:04:24] regime, however, justifies this war as a military operation to
[00:04:28] destroy Hamas's military capability,
[00:04:31] while the victims have always been civilians, including women
[00:04:35] and children. Nevertheless, the consequences of this war for
[00:04:39] the people of Gaza have been the destruction of homes and vital infrastructure,
[00:04:42] heavy civilian casualties, and the displacement of millions
[00:04:46] of people. People who are now facing
[00:04:49] a fundamental question: How and at what cost
[00:04:53] will life in Gaza resume after the war
[00:04:56] ends?
[00:05:06] promised. Indeed, You do not
[00:05:12] in the negotiations. The news agency said
[00:05:15] that last night, the current
[00:05:19] goal in the region
[00:05:20] was achieved.
[00:05:26] The UN Special Rapporteur on Afghanistan, in an interview with the BBC, said
[00:05:30] that Pakistan has committed war crimes by targeting Afghan civilians
[00:05:34] and must be held accountable in this regard.
[00:05:38] Bent emphasized that Bent, emphasizing the need to clarify
[00:06:12] the time given, that in recent
[00:06:14] days,
[00:06:18] the guards passing through the southern route have been very
[00:06:40] powerful.
[00:13:25] but also plays a very important role in social, cultural, economic, and ethical
[00:13:29] dimensions.
[00:13:31] does.
[00:13:35] Today, developed countries view sports as
[00:13:38] a tool for community development, maintaining
[00:13:42] people's health, and creating social solidarity.
[00:13:45] Sports increase physical strength,
[00:13:48] endurance, flexibility, and heart and cardiovascular health.
[00:13:52] It also reduces the risk of diseases
[00:13:55] such as diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure.
[00:13:58] From a psychological point of view, sports also help reduce
[00:14:02] stress, anxiety, and depression,
[00:14:05] and increase self-confidence, vitality, and a sense of satisfaction with life.
[00:14:09] increases.
[00:14:10] gives.
[00:14:15] Sports bring people from different ethnicities, languages,
[00:14:19] and cultures together. Sports competitions
[00:14:22] strengthen the spirit of cooperation, friendship,
[00:14:25] mutual respect, and unity.
[00:14:29] Many social conflicts are reduced through sports
[00:14:33] activities. Sports teach people
[00:14:36] that to achieve success, they must have planning, practice,
[00:14:40] and effort. It also strengthens
[00:14:44] values such as discipline, punctuality, responsibility, patience, and
[00:14:47] perseverance in individuals. strengthens.
[00:14:50] does.
[00:15:03] In team sports such as football, volleyball, and
[00:15:06] basketball, players cooperate with each other
[00:15:09] to achieve a common goal. This skill
[00:15:13] is also very useful in social life, the
[00:15:16] workplace, and the family. Sports fill the free
[00:15:19] time of young people in a healthy way and
[00:15:23] reduce the likelihood of them turning to addiction,
[00:15:25] violence, and other undesirable social behaviors. reduces.
[00:15:29] reduces.
[00:15:33] For this reason, the development of sports is one of the important
[00:15:37] strategies for preventing social harm.
[00:15:40] Sports can create many job opportunities
[00:15:44] such as coaching, refereeing,
[00:15:47] sports management, production of sports equipment,
[00:15:51] sports media, and sports tourism.
[00:15:54] Also, holding large competitions promotes
[00:15:58] the economy and attracts tourists. The success of athletes
[00:16:02] in international competitions increases national pride and
[00:16:05] creates a sense of unity.
[00:16:25] As a result, sports are one of the fundamental pillars of social
[00:16:28] life and have a widespread impact on physical
[00:16:32] and mental health, strengthening social relations, reducing
[00:16:35] social harm, economic growth, and increasing
[00:16:39] national unity. The more people participate in sports activities,
[00:16:42] the healthier, more vibrant, and more advanced the
[00:16:46] society will be. Therefore, promoting
[00:16:49] a culture of sports and providing sports facilities for all
[00:16:53] segments of society is considered one of the most
[00:16:57] important duties of the government and social
[00:17:00] institutions.
[00:21:40] Along the road, the Ministry of Public Works
[00:21:43] from
[00:21:46] 5.
[00:22:03] special forces and the construction of a building for the health management
[00:22:06] of the Kapisa Provincial Police Headquarters, the total value of which
[00:22:10] is 14.2 million Afghanis.
[00:22:11] is.
[00:22:34] The creator of the universe is one of the most important and great gifts
[00:22:38] that exists in the world.
[00:22:40] creatures.
[00:22:46] The blessing that brings new life every morning. Naturally,
[00:22:50] there is no equivalent or rival,
[00:22:53] but in the industrial and technological world, another big change that is happening
[00:22:57] today is the technology created by humans. Many
[00:23:01] steps have been taken to improve the lives of creatures.
[00:23:05] ګاموونه اخستی شوي
[00:23:20] It is about the part that today from the light and heat
[00:23:24] of the sun, cheap energy and important
[00:23:28] resources are considered.
[00:23:29] کېږي.
[00:23:33] While the world is moving towards environmental protection and
[00:23:36] a sustainable
[00:23:40] future, it is considered one of the choices.
[00:23:43] کیږي.
[00:23:47] Afghanistan is a country that benefits
[00:23:50] from the sun's rays on most days of the year. The long and bright
[00:23:53] sunny days in the provinces of the country
[00:23:56] provide this opportunity to utilize this great
[00:23:59] natural blessing for the production
[00:24:02] of electricity, the operation of businesses,
[00:24:06] and other purposes.
[00:24:11] was taken.
[00:24:15] The biggest advantage of solar energy is that it
[00:24:18] چې
[00:24:24] is energy, from coal, oil, and other
[00:24:27] sources of energy, it does not pollute
[00:24:30] the air, does not produce greenhouse gases,
[00:24:34] and plays an important role in mitigating climate change.
[00:24:37] لري،
[00:24:41] This is why many countries in the world are increasingly
[00:24:45] developing the use of solar energy. Fortunately, it should be said
[00:24:49] that the Islamic Emirate's
[00:24:50] officials
[00:24:53] and all the people of the country have been
[00:24:55] A few months ago, Afghanistan's electricity
[00:24:58] company completed a 22.5 MW
[00:25:01] solar project by installing
[00:25:04] 22,500 solar panels in the
[00:25:08] Naghlu area of Surobi district, Kabul
[00:25:11] province, and put it into operation.
[00:25:15] وسپانه
[00:25:19] is.
[00:25:27] Work is underway to produce solar power in the country,
[00:25:30] and
[00:25:33] چې
[00:25:37] users believe
[00:25:39] that
[00:25:42] if people become highly
[00:25:45] skilled and technological advancements create
[00:25:48] opportunities, Afghanistan can take significant steps
[00:25:52] towards self-sufficiency in energy
[00:25:55] through its extensive
[00:25:57] solar potential.