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[00:00:54] Hawas, our news service ends here. Thank you
[00:00:58] for your attention. Have a good rest of your time. Now,
[00:01:00] goodbye.
[00:01:06] One US dollar buys 64 Afghanis and 90 Pol, sells for 65 Afghanis and 10 Pol. One
[00:01:10] Euro buys 71 Afghanis and 92 Pol, sells for 72 Afghanis and 52 Pol.
[00:01:13] One Pound buys 84 Afghanis and 88 Pol, sells for 85 Afghanis and 68 Pol.
[00:01:17] One thousand Iranian Tomans buys 1 Pol, sells for 7 Pol. One thousand Pakistani Rupees buys
[00:01:21] 225 Afghanis, sells for 233 Afghanis. One thousand Indian Rupees buys
[00:01:25] 225 Afghanis, sells for 233 Afghanis. One thousand Indian Rupees buys
[00:01:28] 721 Afghanis, sells for 731 Afghanis. One Kuwaiti Dinar buys 9
[00:01:32] Afghanis and 74 Pol, sells for 10 Afghanis and 14 Pol. And one UAE Dirham buys 17
[00:01:35] Afghanis and 62 Pol, sells for 17 Afghanis and 72
[00:01:37] Pol.
[00:01:42] Kabul: Sunny, highest temperature
[00:01:44] And Allah does 197 degrees. Kandahar: Sunny, highest temperature 25,
[00:01:47] lowest 9 degrees. Herat: Partly cloudy, highest temperature 27, lowest
[00:01:51] 15. Farah: Sunny, highest temperature 19, lowest
[00:01:54] 6. Badakhshan: Partly cloudy, highest temperature 19, lowest
[00:01:58] 12. Herat: Partly cloudy, highest
[00:02:19] and give up what remains of
[00:02:40] sums. You do
[00:03:16] for what it earned, and
[00:11:25] For investors and for foreign companies investing
[00:11:29] in Afghanistan, land will be leased for a long
[00:11:32] period without the partnership of Afghans.
[00:11:35] The first specialized exhibition
[00:11:38] of Afghanistan's mines, with the presence of officials from the Islamic Emirate
[00:11:42] and domestic and foreign investors, was held for four days at the Afghanistan
[00:11:45] International Exhibition Center. The Deputy Chief of Staff
[00:11:49] of the Presidential Administration stated at this ceremony that Afghanistan is rich in natural
[00:11:53] resources, and the Islamic Emirate is ready to create all kinds of facilities
[00:11:57] for investors, and calls on all domestic and foreign investors
[00:12:00] to invest in various sectors, especially in Afghanistan's mines.
[00:12:04] For foreign investors,
[00:12:07] foreign companies have also been considered
[00:12:11] a great facility in Afghanistan's history.
[00:12:14] Any foreign company that wants
[00:12:18] to invest in Afghanistan
[00:12:22] is allowed to lease
[00:12:25] land for a long period.
[00:12:29] Partnership with Afghans
[00:12:32] is not necessary.
[00:12:35] The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum and the Ministry of Industry
[00:12:39] and Commerce consider the exhibition an important step towards introducing
[00:12:42] job opportunities and investment in Afghanistan's mining sector,
[00:12:45] promoting standard extraction and processing of mines,
[00:12:48] and attracting domestic and foreign investments.
[00:12:52] و جذب سرمایه گذاری های داخلی و خارجی.
[00:15:30] The United Nations Security Council held a meeting on Tuesday
[00:15:34] on women's security.
[00:15:38] In this meeting, representatives of several countries
[00:15:40] said that the violation of women's rights
[00:15:43] in Afghanistan has increased.
[00:15:45] دی
[00:15:50] The Ministry of Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice says that the Islamic Emirate has ensured all
[00:15:54] women's rights within the framework of Sharia in the past five
[00:15:58] years.
[00:16:01] Such positive changes have occurred in human rights in Afghanistan that in the country's
[00:16:04] historical development, nothing similar has been seen
[00:16:08] in various aspects.
[00:16:11] Especially, the Ministry of Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice and Hearing Complaints
[00:16:15] was established. The first
[00:16:18] law is that women's rights must be defined and guaranteed
[00:16:21] within the framework of Islamic Sharia.
[00:16:24] Some parties, under the name of women's rights defenders, are trying to promote
[00:16:28] their political demands by spreading rumors.
[00:16:32] Mawlawi Saif al-Islam Khaibar insists that women's rights
[00:16:34] should
[00:16:47] be presented. Women's rights should not be used as tools for
[00:16:50] propaganda wars.
[00:16:54] Human rights for all people are neither a matter of political bargaining nor
[00:16:57] a matter of individual standards.
[00:17:00] Instead of politicking in the name of Sharia and human rights, practical steps
[00:17:04] should be taken to ensure their Sharia and human rights.
[00:17:19] These statements are made by the United Nations
[00:17:37] in a situation where,
[00:17:40] based on political pressures and unilateral judgments,
[00:17:43] although raising such issues in the UN Security Council,
[00:17:46] especially in the absence of an official representative
[00:17:50] of the Islamic Emirate, limits
[00:17:54] the opportunity for Afghanistan to respond and present
[00:17:57] its views. These statements are being made by the United Nations
[00:18:01] while women's rights have been ensured within the framework
[00:18:04] of Islamic law in the country after the Islamic
[00:18:07] government. Special attention has been paid to issues such
[00:18:11] as women's dowry, forced marriages,
[00:18:13] and bad
[00:18:17] deeds. The Ministry of Interior says that the work on the second phase of the railway
[00:18:34] is progressing rapidly, and this project in total
[00:20:50] Afghanistan has achieved 88% This railway covers a total of 8.98%
[00:21:05] of the country.
[00:21:17] through the problem. Imports are a part of the transfers,
[00:21:21] exports that were 1853.
[00:21:37] suitable conditions are created for traders and more
[00:21:41] opportunities are provided. At the same time, economic
[00:21:45] analysts say that Afghanistan is currently finding alternative
[00:21:48] routes for trade, and
[00:21:52] their development
[00:21:55] can reduce trade exports and imports
[00:21:58] and complete them in a shorter time.
[00:22:02] کړې.
[00:22:06] Because Afghanistan is landlocked
[00:22:09] and has no access
[00:22:10] to the sea.
[00:22:33] Job opportunities increase nationally and
[00:22:36] economically.
[00:22:38] شي.
[00:22:41] The role of the private sector in creating job opportunities, reducing
[00:22:45] domestic production, and poverty reduction was discussed at a meeting
[00:22:48] in Kabul. Participants in this meeting emphasized the importance
[00:22:52] of investment, strengthening specialized human resources,
[00:22:55] and supporting small industries as important solutions for economic
[00:22:59] growth and also improving the living conditions of the people.
[00:23:03] Efforts are being made to find effective solutions
[00:23:06] for poverty reduction in
[00:23:09] Afghanistan. Officials from the Ministry of Economy said at this meeting,
[00:23:13] which was held on the same topic, that the use of
[00:23:16] specialized human resources and the expansion of activities
[00:23:50] in infrastructure projects and the diversification of the country's
[00:23:53] trade routes have resulted in, according
[00:23:56] to them, a 5% growth in Afghanistan's gross
[00:24:00] domestic product and an inflation rate of about
[00:24:03] 2%. We had nearly 5% growth
[00:24:07] in the past year, as the current year has not yet ended,
[00:24:10] so the statistics are not yet finalized. In
[00:24:14] terms of inflation, we only had 2% inflation.
[00:24:18] In terms of revenue. And our national revenue
[00:24:22] grew by 15% compared to previous years,
[00:24:25] which is again a good and notable
[00:24:29] figure. In the field of foreign trade, we had
[00:24:33] $14 billion in foreign trade. There are some other political problems,
[00:24:36] but despite that, we have been able to manage our foreign relations
[00:24:40] well in the economic sphere. The professional assistant of the Ministry
[00:24:44] of Economy emphasized that universities train specialized and
[00:24:48] responsive personnel.
[00:25:01] including the head of the technical office, in the city of Kazan, Russian Federation,
[00:25:05] the Standardization
[00:25:06] of Islamic Countries
[00:25:10] in the framework of the Standardization
[00:25:12] Authority's officials.
[00:25:20] support. Similarly, the Russian side The general assembly of
[00:25:22] Afghanistan's Standardization and Quality Authority delegation has expressed
[00:25:36] readiness for cooperation with the officials of the Russian Standardization Authority
[00:25:39] and has pledged to provide their
[00:25:44] has committed to providing training programs
[00:25:48] to enhance the professional
[00:25:52] capacities of the employees of Afghanistan's Standardization and Quality
[00:25:56] Authority. In this meeting, the Russian side
[00:25:59] promised to provide
[00:26:02] that produces, if it does not pay attention to the quality the necessary standards to Afghanistan's Standardization and Quality Authority
[00:26:05] and will organize training programs to enhance
[00:26:09] the professional capacities of our employees.
[00:26:10] Both sides emphasized
[00:26:14] technical cooperation. Afghan manufacturing companies and exporters
[00:26:17] consider it essential to create
[00:26:20] international markets
[00:26:24] for Afghan
[00:26:28] products. Any company
[00:26:30] of its product or the standards defined
[00:26:34] in the world, be sure that company will not be successful
[00:26:38] and will not progress. Quality standards are definitely a pillar
[00:26:42] or one of the basic principles of a company that can affect
[00:26:45] both the importing company and the manufacturing company
[00:26:49] and cause trust to be lost
[00:26:52] between the company and the people.
[00:26:56] Analysts consider setting standards for exports and imports
[00:27:00] an important step for strengthening international
[00:27:03] trade and accelerating exports and imports,
[00:27:06] and in this regard, they emphasize the capacity
[00:27:10] of the employees of the Standardization and Quality
[00:27:25] Agency. Internal
[00:27:27] imports
[00:27:35] Islamic countries' standardization and metrology operate
[00:27:39] under the Organization of Islamic Cooperation
[00:27:42] and work on harmonizing standards among member
[00:27:46] countries and promoting quality
[00:27:49] standards. Afghanistan's Standardization and Quality Authority
[00:27:53] is strengthening specialized capacities by expanding
[00:27:56] relations and cooperation with standardization bodies
[00:28:00] and institutions
[00:28:41] organized by United Nations agencies, focusing
[00:28:44] on increasing environmental awareness, combating climate
[00:28:47] change, and waste management.
[00:28:50] Environmental education
[00:28:53] as a way to address climate challenges and increase
[00:28:57] public awareness about environmental protection
[00:29:00] is one of the main topics of the International Conference on Environmental
[00:29:02] Education in Malaysia. A meeting in which
[00:29:05] educational strategies for combating climate change,
[00:29:09] waste management, and promoting environmentally friendly behaviors
[00:29:13] are discussed. Mawlawi Moti-ul-Haq Khalis,
[00:29:16] the Director-General of the Environmental Protection Agency, also participated
[00:29:19] in this conference. On the sidelines of the meeting, he met
[00:29:23] with the Deputy Prime Minister of Sarawak State,
[00:29:26] Malaysia, and was welcomed by him.
[00:29:30] The culture of environmental protection
[00:30:02] plays an important role. According to them, the implementation
[00:30:06] of educational programs in schools, universities, and local
[00:30:10] communities, along with strengthening waste management
[00:30:14] and implementing practical programs to address environmental
[00:30:17] challenges, is important. In general, we can
[00:30:21] say that the implementation of environmental education programs
[00:30:24] in schools, universities, and local communities
[00:30:27] can help strengthen waste management and
[00:30:31] solve environmental challenges and institutionalize
[00:30:34] the culture of environmental protection in society.
[00:30:38] Environmental education is one of the public awareness programs about the protection
[00:30:41] of natural resources, pollution reduction, and combating
[00:30:45] climate change. The International Conference on Environmental
[00:30:49] Education in Sarawak State, Malaysia,
[00:30:53] focuses on.