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[00:00:03] with madness.
[00:00:57] And Allah does not
[00:01:32] what remains of
[00:01:39] The struggle and resistance of
[00:01:41] Palestine in the occupied
[00:01:44] territories, media writer.
[00:01:52] You do not
[00:02:28] and they will not
[00:10:38] And for foreign companies that invest in Afghanistan,
[00:10:42] land is leased for a long time without the partnership
[00:10:46] of Afghans.
[00:10:48] The first specialized
[00:10:51] exhibition of Afghan mines with the presence of
[00:10:56] the Islamic Emirate and domestic and foreign investors was held
[00:11:00] for four days at the Afghanistan International Exhibition Center. The Deputy
[00:11:04] Head of the Cabinet of Ministers said at this ceremony that Afghanistan
[00:11:07] is rich in natural resources, and the Islamic Emirate
[00:11:11] is ready to provide all kinds of facilities for investors and
[00:11:15] asks all domestic and foreign investors to invest
[00:11:18] in various sectors, especially in Afghanistan's mines.
[00:11:21] For foreign companies, a
[00:11:25] great facility has been considered in
[00:11:29] the history of Afghanistan. Any foreign
[00:11:32] company that wants to
[00:11:35] invest in Afghanistan
[00:11:38] is allowed to lease land
[00:11:41] for a long period.
[00:11:45] The
[00:11:47] participation of Afghans with them
[00:11:51] is not necessary. The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum and
[00:11:55] Trade called the exhibition an important step towards introducing job
[00:11:59] and investment opportunities in Afghanistan's mining sector,
[00:12:02] promoting extraction and standard processing of mines,
[00:12:06] and attracting domestic and foreign investments, and said
[00:12:09] that significant activities and developments have taken
[00:12:12] place in the mining and industry sector in the country,
[00:12:16] and their efforts for economic growth and
[00:12:19] the country's infrastructure continue. To explore, extract, and
[00:12:22] specifically process Afghanistan's mineral resources,
[00:12:25] in the field of
[00:12:29] powder.
[00:12:38] In Afghanistan,
[00:12:54] Sadar
[00:13:25] displayed their products and mining achievements.
[00:13:28] For the
[00:13:33] reflection of the problems of industrialists and the expansion of trade relations,
[00:13:37] and the identification of investment opportunities.
[00:13:39] لپاره
[00:13:45] The officials of the Islamic Emirate
[00:13:48] have provided suitable opportunities for foreign investment in Afghanistan,
[00:13:52] and this itself indicates
[00:14:36] the Islamic Emirate's efforts in the past five years to uphold women's rights in accordance with Sharia.
[00:14:39] The rights of women?
[00:14:43] The UN Security Council held a meeting on Tuesday
[00:14:47] under the title "Women, Peace, and Security," in which
[00:14:50] representatives of a number of countries highlighted
[00:14:55] the increasing violation of women's rights in Afghanistan.
[00:14:57] شوی
[00:15:00] In
[00:15:12] the past five years, such positive changes have occurred in human
[00:15:16] rights in Afghanistan that are unprecedented in the country's
[00:15:19] turbulent history, regarding various
[00:15:23] issues. The Ministry of the
[00:15:28] Islamic Emirate's Sharia law and position is that women's
[00:15:32] rights should be defined and ensured
[00:15:35] according to the blessed
[00:15:40] Islam. Under this name, they are trying to achieve their political demands by spreading
[00:15:44] rumors. Mawlavi Saif al-Islam.
[00:15:48] Rights
[00:15:57] should be proven by the sincerity of their claim in action.
[00:16:01] Rights should not be used as a tool for propaganda
[00:16:04] warfare.
[00:16:06] Women's and human rights are not a matter of political
[00:16:10] bargaining, nor a means for individual
[00:16:13] standards. Instead of politicizing human rights, practical, just,
[00:16:17] and impartial standards should be adopted for the
[00:16:20] protection of their Sharia and human rights, free
[00:16:23] from double standards. In the same way, some political
[00:16:27] analysts say that the evaluation of human rights and women's rights
[00:16:30] should be carried out based on objective realities within the framework
[00:16:34] of religious and cultural values, not
[00:16:42] based on political pressures and one-sided
[00:16:45] judgments. Although raising such issues in the UN
[00:16:49] Security Council, especially when the official
[00:16:52] representative of the Islamic Emirate is not present,
[00:16:56] deprives them of the opportunity
[00:16:59] to respond to the issues
[00:17:01] of human rights and women's rights in Afghanistan, their situation
[00:17:05] should be objectively assessed
[00:17:13] by the United Nations. After the establishment
[00:17:17] of the Islamic government in the country, women's rights were ensured
[00:17:20] within the framework of Sharia,
[00:17:36] and this has been
[00:17:47] announced. The Kandahar-Herat project is progressing rapidly
[00:17:50] and has a total length
[00:17:52] of 104 kilometers. The construction of 52
[00:17:56] kilometers of road belonging to lot two and three of the second
[00:17:59] line of the Kandahar-Herat highway, from Bagh Pol in
[00:18:03] Kandahar province to the Drahi Gereshk district
[00:18:06] of Helmand province, has been started by the Ministry of Public Works and is currently
[00:18:09] progressing rapidly.
[00:18:13] Amir al-Mu'minin
[00:18:34] Mullah Mohammad Issa Sani, Minister of Public Works,
[00:18:37] added that they are trying to start the work on the remaining
[00:18:41] parts of lot three of this road to provide more facilities
[00:18:45] for the movement of people.
[00:19:01] The Ministry of Public Works says that it continuously and regularly
[00:19:05] monitors and evaluates the implementation of infrastructure
[00:19:08] projects. This action has had a positive impact on the
[00:19:12] quality and quantity of construction works and has facilitated
[00:19:15] the acceleration of project implementation, compliance
[00:19:19] with standards, and their completion within the specified
[00:19:22] time. You are watching live and direct from Kabul.
[00:19:26] The program continues until 9 o'clock. God willing, you will benefit
[00:19:29] from all aspects of the program. We return
[00:19:31] to the news. The Ministry of Public
[00:19:35] Works.
[00:20:13] The largest amount of it has been done through Hayatan port.
[00:20:17] دی.
[00:20:19] 88% of Afghanistan's problems were imported
[00:20:22] in the month.
[00:20:30] شوی دی وارد شوی
[00:20:31] The Islamic
[00:20:44] Emirate of Afghanistan
[00:20:45] اما
[00:20:58] Afghanistan has currently found alternative trade
[00:21:01] routes and does not rely on a single
[00:21:04] route.
[00:21:09] The export and import of goods have decreased
[00:21:12] and are done in less
[00:21:14] time.
[00:21:19] Because it is a landlocked country,
[00:21:23] it has no access to the sea. These three landlocked
[00:21:25] countries
[00:21:30] The economy.
[00:21:46] Job opportunities have increased and the economy.
[00:21:54] The role of the private sector in creating job
[00:21:57] opportunities, promoting domestic production, and reducing poverty
[00:22:01] was discussed at a meeting in Kabul. Participants
[00:22:05] emphasized the importance of investment, strengthening
[00:22:08] skilled human resources, and supporting small industries
[00:22:12] as important strategies for economic growth and
[00:22:16] improving people's lives. Efforts to find solutions
[00:22:29] for the use of specialized human resources and the
[00:22:32] expansion of private sector activities can pave the way
[00:22:35] for economic growth and poverty reduction in the country.
[00:22:38] No country can achieve development
[00:22:41] without specialized human resources.
[00:22:44] The prerequisite for
[00:22:47] development is specialized
[00:22:50] human resources. Without that, no country, including
[00:22:54] Afghanistan, can achieve its lofty
[00:22:57] goals. Officials of this ministry, referring to the
[00:23:01] country's economic situation, say that last year, efforts
[00:23:05] were made in the sector of infrastructure projects and the
[00:23:08] diversification of the country's trade routes. According to them,
[00:23:12] Afghanistan's gross domestic product grew by 5%
[00:23:15] and the inflation rate was about 2%. We
[00:23:18] had almost 5% growth
[00:23:22] last year. Since this year has not yet ended,
[00:23:25] its statistics are not yet final. In the field
[00:23:29] of inflation, we only had 2% inflation. In the
[00:23:33] area of national income and
[00:23:36] revenue, we had 15% growth compared to previous
[00:23:40] years, which is again a good and significant
[00:23:44] figure. In the field of foreign trade, we had 14 billion
[00:23:47] dollars of foreign trade. There are some other political
[00:24:14] problems. The head of the technical office is included. The city
[00:24:18] of Kazan in the Russian Federation,
[00:24:30] the standard of Islamic countries and human
[00:24:34] standards
[00:24:35] in Afghanistan.
[00:24:44] In this meeting, the officials of the Russian Standards
[00:24:47] Administration, together with the
[00:24:57] Afghanistan National Standards Authority, promised to provide
[00:25:01] training programs to improve the professional capacity of the
[00:25:03] staff.
[00:25:06] They promised that they would provide the necessary
[00:25:09] standards to the Afghanistan National Standards Authority
[00:25:13] and that they would work to improve the professional
[00:25:16] capacity of our staff in
[00:25:22] the program for technical cooperation. They also
[00:25:24] agreed. Afghan manufacturing companies and
[00:25:28] exporters, and for the export of Afghan products to the international
[00:25:32] market,
[00:25:34] accepted standards.
[00:25:38] Any company that manufactures a product, if
[00:25:41] it is not attentive to the
[00:25:44] quality of the product or the standards defined by the
[00:25:48] world, the company will not
[00:25:51] be successful and will not progress. The quality standard
[00:25:55] is undoubtedly a pillar or one of the basic
[00:25:59] principles of a company that can harm both the importing
[00:26:11] company and the manufacturing company.
[00:26:14] The Ministry of Standards and Quality considers the setting
[00:26:16] of standards for
[00:26:18] imports important for strengthening international trade and
[00:26:21] exports and believes that improving the capacity of
[00:26:24] its employees is necessary.
[00:26:32] Benefited from it, and also the self-sufficiency
[00:26:36] of our domestic manufactured goods or imports
[00:26:39] guarantees investments, because this is the standard
[00:26:43] that can guarantee investments.
[00:26:47] The Institute of Standards and Metrology of Islamic
[00:26:50] Countries operates under the umbrella of the Organization
[00:26:54] of Islamic Cooperation and works to harmonize standards
[00:26:58] among member countries, improve product quality, and develop
[00:27:02] Halal standards. The Afghanistan National Standards Authority
[00:27:05] is seeking to expand relations and cooperation with
[00:27:09] various national standards bodies and institutions,
[00:27:12] strengthen specialized capacities, develop and implement standards,
[00:27:15] and enhance the quality of standards
[00:27:18] and international development in
[00:27:21] this field.
[00:27:26] Friends.
[00:27:27] دوستانو
[00:28:02] Environmental education is a way to
[00:28:06] tackle climate challenges. Increasing public awareness
[00:28:10] about environmental protection is one of the main
[00:28:14] topics of the International Conference on Environmental
[00:28:18] Education in Malaysia. Educational strategies
[00:28:21] to combat climate change, waste management,
[00:28:24] and promoting environmentally friendly behaviors are being
[00:28:28] discussed. Mawlavi Mati al-Haq Khalis, Director General of the Environmental
[00:29:05] Protection Agency, said that environmental experts believe
[00:29:09] that public education and awareness can play an important
[00:29:12] role in reducing pollution, preventing the destruction of natural
[00:29:16] resources, and promoting a culture of environmental
[00:29:19] protection. In their opinion, implementing educational programs
[00:29:23] in schools, universities, and local communities,
[00:29:26] alongside strengthening waste management and implementing
[00:29:30] practical programs to address environmental
[00:29:45] challenges, is important. and helps to solve environmental challenges and institutionalizes the culture of environmental protection in society.
[00:29:48] Environmental education is one of the
[00:29:52] public awareness programs about natural resource
[00:29:56] protection, pollution reduction, and climate
[00:30:00] change. International Conference on Environmental
[00:30:43] Education. The Islamic Emirate is committed to strengthening
[00:30:47] the righteous system
[00:30:48] in the country and is cooperating
[00:30:51] in this regard.