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[00:00:00] And construction, development, and national unity, pride, and
[00:00:04] achievements of the Afghan nation in the jihad against
[00:00:07] the Soviet Union, in the jihad against America, would be
[00:00:10] a great lesson for the world, that a nation
[00:00:13] with empty hands, with the latest technology of superpowers,
[00:00:17] fought for religion and independence, and was victorious.
[00:00:21] Praise be to Allah.
[00:01:09] Sato-wi's sons gave martyrs.
[00:01:12] They gave homes to heroes.
[00:01:14] Homes.
[00:01:23] Shaidan.
[00:02:00] The Islamic Emirate's double-dealing is not a way to throw
[00:02:03] its failures onto Afghanistan and problems.
[00:02:24] With the new representative
[00:02:26] he did.
[00:04:05] The Islamic Emirate says Pakistan is facing political, security, social, and
[00:04:08] economic problems, the impact of which is not limited
[00:04:12] to that country, but rather has a negative impact on
[00:04:15] the entire region. The Islamic Emirate's Zabihullah Mujahid said that Pakistani
[00:04:19] officials
[00:04:22] blaming Afghanistan for their failures is not
[00:04:26] a
[00:04:30] solution to any problem. The problems
[00:04:33] are political, security, social, and economic. Problems
[00:04:36] in Pakistan are concerning and have negative impacts
[00:04:39] on the entire region. Baseless accusations
[00:04:42] by Pakistani officials undermine the negotiation
[00:04:46] process, and the focus of high-ranking officials
[00:04:49] on propaganda against Afghanistan instead
[00:04:52] of seeking solutions is a failed policy.
[00:04:55] Pakistan should take constructive steps to solve
[00:04:59] its internal problems and respect the views
[00:05:02] and rights of its politicians and people.
[00:05:05] At the same time, Afghanistan's former ambassador to Pakistan
[00:05:09] said that if Pakistan plans to bring a project war
[00:05:25] to the region again, then this time
[00:05:28] it will be difficult to implement
[00:05:31] it because
[00:05:34] Pakistan, along with China,
[00:05:43] Iran, Central Asia, and Russia, can also be affected.
[00:05:46] The international system that Pakistan
[00:05:49] has changed will not
[00:05:53] be.
[00:06:00] In sorrow.
[00:06:03] Pakistan is grappling with a structural economic crisis, political
[00:06:06] instability, and insecurity. In addition, their
[00:06:10] strategy in the region has reached an impasse,
[00:06:14] and they are also facing isolation at the international
[00:06:18] level.
[00:06:19] In this
[00:06:25] time, the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam of Pakistan
[00:06:29] once again
[00:06:29] repeated
[00:06:33] the words of the parliament, which has lost
[00:06:37] its leaders and workers in recent years. He
[00:06:39] referred to the Pakistani constitution
[00:06:48] and the parliament.
[00:06:58] I repeat the words that from General Musharraf's time
[00:07:02] until today, whenever the current army chief
[00:07:06] is in power, whenever the country's situation deteriorates,
[00:07:08] failures
[00:07:11] occur in the struggle, and no results
[00:07:14] have been achieved with repeated operations.
[00:07:17] So this is a clear proof of their failure,
[00:07:21] of the failure of their thinking, of the failure of their practical
[00:07:24] approach, and of the failure of their philosophy.
[00:07:28] The civilized nation
[00:07:29] has
[00:07:33] warned that the current government of Pakistan and its international
[00:07:36] standing are problematic, and according to him,
[00:07:39] Pakistan in the presence of
[00:07:52] Afghanistan's government, its cunning has failed.
[00:07:56] The political crisis in Pakistan will be implemented
[00:08:42] after planning. This is an issue that the Islamic
[00:08:46] Emirate has strongly rejected
[00:08:48] many times.
[00:08:53] With the European Union's Special Representative for Afghanistan, Thomas
[00:08:56] Freisen. They discussed
[00:08:59] the situation between Afghanistan and the European Union,
[00:09:03] regional stability, and combating drug trafficking.
[00:09:06] They talked about the situation
[00:09:09] and the return of Afghan and Pakistani
[00:09:27] humanitarian aid to returnees and their problems,
[00:09:29] and for sustainable
[00:09:33] solutions. The European Union's representative assured
[00:09:36] cooperation in humanitarian assistance and creating
[00:09:40] job opportunities. The massive return
[00:09:44] of Afghan refugees to the country has increased
[00:09:47] the needs for shelter, job opportunities, and basic
[00:09:51] services. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation
[00:09:54] emphasizes continuous efforts for the resettlement
[00:09:58] of returnees and their reintegration into society.
[00:10:02] Mawlawi, in a meeting with the new European
[00:10:06] Union representative in Afghanistan, Nicolo,
[00:10:09] both sides emphasized on
[00:10:13] continued creation of job opportunities and on
[00:10:16] the
[00:10:19] cooperation of the European Union in building residential
[00:10:23] areas for returnees.
[00:10:57] Meanwhile, the European Union representative also confirmed continued assistance
[00:11:00] and cooperation in creating job
[00:11:03] opportunities.
[00:11:07] The European Union
[00:11:08] praised the Islamic
[00:11:12] Emirate for its good management of the return
[00:11:15] of Afghans. He added that despite
[00:11:18] the many challenges
[00:11:22] and complex situations, the Islamic Emirate has
[00:11:25] succeeded in managing this crisis.
[00:11:29] He emphasized that the European Union will continue
[00:11:31] to help Afghans.
[00:11:34] He also said that the communities should cooperate and assist
[00:11:38] in creating effective job opportunities and solving
[00:11:41] the problems of the returnees. Creating job opportunities,
[00:11:44] providing suitable
[00:11:48] places, and ensuring appropriate living
[00:11:51] conditions for returning Afghans are considered
[00:11:55] fundamental needs for improving their situation. This
[00:11:58] requires cooperation among
[00:12:02] donors, international partners, and relevant agencies
[00:12:06] so that aid commitments can be converted into practical
[00:12:09] programs and dignified and prosperous
[00:12:13] lives can be provided
[00:12:13] for returning Afghans.
[00:12:19] During his visit to Kandahar province, the leadership of Afghanistan's
[00:12:22] technology university spoke about responsible
[00:12:26] management and strongly emphasized training youth.
[00:12:29] Most of Afghanistan's economy is based on
[00:12:33] livestock, and he asked
[00:12:36] that this university accelerate its efforts
[00:12:39] as a specialized center in this field and
[00:12:43] for the youth and its own
[00:12:47] university.
[00:12:55] He also assured the university officials of all kinds of cooperation
[00:12:58] for the university's progress
[00:13:00] and development.
[00:13:07] that Islamic
[00:13:07] also
[00:13:17] from Afghans in terms of support of this organization
[00:13:21] for human rights.
[00:13:27] But the fundamental question is to what extent these promises
[00:13:31] will translate into practical results for Afghans.
[00:13:35] The meeting between the officials of the Islamic Emirate and
[00:13:38] the Deputy Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic
[00:13:42] Cooperation comes at a time when the development of Afghanistan's
[00:13:46] political and economic relations with Islamic and social
[00:13:49] countries is considered one of the important issues of this country's crisis
[00:13:53] policy. But the fundamental question is to what extent
[00:13:57] the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which consists of 50 member
[00:14:01] countries, has been able to use the capacities of its member
[00:14:03] countries to strengthen Afghanistan's diplomatic relations, facilitate
[00:14:07] international interactions, expand trade, and
[00:14:25] thus, the cooperation of the Organization of Islamic
[00:14:28] Cooperation with Afghanistan cannot have significant
[00:14:32] and profound impacts on political, economic,
[00:14:35] and social affairs. These impacts can only be realized
[00:14:39] when the Organization of Islamic Cooperation has deep interaction
[00:14:42] based on government-centric and de jure relations.
[00:14:46] According to experts, the assessment of the organization's
[00:14:49] role is not limited to holding meetings and
[00:14:53] expressing support.
[00:15:04] It is important, considering the existing limitations in international
[00:15:08] relations, that this organization can, through coordination
[00:15:11] among its member countries, expand various
[00:15:25] a bridge of mediation for humanity
[00:15:56] has been. In recent years, this organization has focused on
[00:15:59] humanitarian assistance, development support, and the need to improve
[00:16:05] the situation of Afghans. However, the issue of implementing
[00:16:09] responsibility is still under discussion. Accordingly,
[00:16:12] the main assessment of this organization's role for Afghanistan
[00:16:16] is based on its practical results, rather than its statements
[00:16:20] and declarations, which bring positive
[00:16:22] changes
[00:16:25] in people's daily lives, health services, and
[00:16:28] Afghanistan's relations with the Islamic
[00:16:31] world. The First Deputy Minister of Defense, Mullah Hamidullah,
[00:16:35] met with the Deputy Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic
[00:16:38] Cooperation and its Special Representative for Afghanistan,
[00:16:42] Dr. Tariq Bakhsh, in his office. In this meeting,
[00:16:45] they discussed humanitarian, economic,
[00:16:48] and social stability between Afghanistan
[00:16:51] and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and
[00:16:55] provided
[00:17:01] information. Especially, member countries want
[00:17:05] large projects in Afghanistan.
[00:17:10] The ground for investment has been prepared in Afghanistan,
[00:17:14] and various countries are invited to invest
[00:17:18] in the country.
[00:17:21] The Minister of Economy, Din Mohammad, in a meeting with the head
[00:17:25] of the European Union's principles in Afghanistan, Nikob,
[00:17:27] emphasized strengthening economic relations, expanding
[00:17:31] cooperation, and on the private
[00:17:35] sector. The Minister of Economy stated that
[00:17:41] European companies and investors should be encouraged
[00:17:44] to invest in Afghanistan.
[00:17:46] The Ministry of Economy
[00:17:49] is strengthening projects in Afghanistan for the European
[00:17:52] Union, and special facilities have been provided
[00:17:55] to attract investment. We call on investors
[00:17:58] from all countries to invest in the infrastructure
[00:18:01] and basic sectors of our country.
[00:18:04] A number of economic experts consider this meeting
[00:18:08] important and say that the expansion of economic
[00:18:12] relations and cooperation between Afghanistan and the European
[00:18:15] Union can pave the way for increased investment
[00:18:18] and cooperation between the two.
[00:18:20] economy.
[00:18:29] can also
[00:18:37] contribute to the growth of national income and the national
[00:18:41] economy of Afghanistan, and it will lead
[00:18:44] to Afghanistan gaining more credibility in investment
[00:18:48] and will increase investments in the country.
[00:18:52] Afghanistan is a potentially rich land, and most
[00:18:56] of its resources remain untouched. Therefore, if investment is made
[00:19:00] correctly, whether domestic or foreign, it will provide
[00:19:03] a series of advantages and benefits to Afghanistan,
[00:19:18] including the issue of revenue generation. If
[00:19:21] attention is focused on
[00:19:23] Afghanistan, then the emphasis is on the continuation
[00:19:27] of interactions with Afghanistan, meeting the needs of the people, and evaluating
[00:19:31] opportunities for cooperation.
[00:19:55] emphasized the need to provide resources, which
[00:19:58] the World Bank officials have promised
[00:20:01] to provide the necessary
[00:20:04] resources. In
[00:20:07] the regional meeting in Kyrgyzstan, the completion
[00:20:11] of the CASA-1000 project was emphasized.
[00:20:14] In
[00:20:17] his speech, while emphasizing the strategic importance of this
[00:20:21] project in the development of regional energy trade,
[00:20:24] he also highlighted the provision of additional funding, acceleration
[00:20:28] of construction activities, removal of existing obstacles,
[00:20:32] and practical follow-up of joint decisions as fundamental
[00:20:36] priorities for member countries, the World Bank,
[00:20:39] and other financiers. They discussed the progress
[00:20:43] of construction, improvement
[00:20:43] of communication signals, installation
[00:20:47] and completion of repeated facilities, and the selection
[00:20:50] of responsibilities for operation and utilization. They also
[00:20:54] exchanged views on the necessary measures for the start of
[00:20:57] communication systems and commercial activities.
[00:21:06] As a result, the World Bank officials announced their readiness
[00:21:09] to provide the necessary resources. Energy experts
[00:21:12] believe that with the completion of the CASA-1000 project,
[00:21:16] Afghanistan will become a regional electricity hub.
[00:21:50] If Afghanistan invests in the private sector of electricity,
[00:21:54] it can play a vital role in the
[00:21:56] transmission and sale of electricity in the region. The
[00:22:00] CASA-1000 project is designed to transmit electricity from
[00:22:04] Central Asia to Afghanistan and Pakistan. The completion
[00:22:08] of this project can contribute to the development of energy
[00:22:11] trade and regional
[00:22:12] electricity transmission.
[00:23:02] In the Tangro area of the 19th district
[00:23:06] of Kabul city, this stone
[00:23:08] in total
[00:23:11] 378 meters of obstacles up to
[00:23:15] c
[00:27:06] from the Islamic Emirate,
[00:27:19] and the demand for improving people's living
[00:27:22] conditions and providing public
[00:27:26] facilities, and more attention
[00:27:29] to the country's basic needs.
[00:27:32] We are happy that a situation has been provided,
[00:27:36] conditions have been provided for our country to be developed
[00:27:40] by ourselves. No foreigner, no
[00:27:43] external worker. The people of Afghanistan
[00:27:47] are developing their own country. This is good for us.
[00:27:50] It is a good culture, but the decision-making
[00:27:53] authorities monitor and inspect their projects, their work,
[00:27:57] and the progress of their work even outside working hours.
[00:28:01] There is a will to work, but the will is important.
[00:28:33] are seeking to preserve, advance, and expand the Islamic
[00:28:37] system in the country. Residents of Daykundi
[00:28:41] referring to various sectors
[00:28:43] in this province,
[00:28:45] in
[00:28:55] the situation,
[00:28:56] it is important.
[00:29:02] If today
[00:30:22] came from the Emirate's budget. Its works were completed
[00:30:25] in a period of nine months, which has an administrative
[00:30:29] building, a kitchen, and two toilets. The mosque's
[00:30:38] work is ongoing, and it will be
[00:30:40] completed soon.
[00:30:44] It is needed
[00:30:46] for the district,
[00:30:53] and also for the security forces.