Afghanistan: RTA

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00:00:35at the UN Security Council meeting emphasized
00:00:39the importance of constructive interaction and dialogue
00:00:42with Afghanistan. A stance that shows that some of
00:00:46the important members of the Security Council consider political and economic interaction
00:00:49as one of the ways to advance the issue of Afghanistan.
00:00:53The Russian representative called for
00:00:56dialogue based on trust and without pressure
00:01:00and threat, and emphasized that there is no alternative
00:01:04to real and practical interaction with Afghanistan.
00:01:07On the other hand, China also emphasized continuing dialogues,
00:01:11showing goodwill, and using
00:01:14a patient approach, and called for the unfreezing
00:01:18of Afghanistan's frozen assets, the lifting
00:01:21of unilateral sanctions, and the resumption
00:01:40Shirzad, and you are aware of such statements
00:01:44from Russia and China. How important do you think these statements can be for us
00:01:48at least, and do you
00:01:51think they will lead to a solution to the crisis problems
00:01:54that we are now facing
00:02:49We have a large project and also oil wells in
00:02:52the north and tele-mines
00:02:56in Badakhshan and elsewhere. And on the international
00:03:00stage and at every forum, China has defended Afghanistan
00:03:03politically and morally, and then invited people to
00:03:07interact. And this is something
00:03:10that even Pakistan should be forced to interact with us. Other
00:03:14countries should recognize us and have strong
00:03:17interactions. This is the gist of it, what has been said by Russia and China.
00:03:21Yes, and fortunately, two countries, two
00:03:25of our eastern neighbors, which belong to Asia,
00:03:29Russia and China, are in the Security
00:03:32Council, which has five countries. We have in Tashkent. If
00:03:35the sixth one is perhaps an Islamic country,
00:03:39which country it is, Afghanistan can be, Pakistan
00:03:42can be, Turkey can be, Saudi Arabia
00:03:45can be. This is a future matter. Yes, but
00:03:48now in that forum and in that assembly where Pakistan
00:03:52always defames Afghanistan and on
00:03:55every stage portrays Afghanistan as dangerous, that God forbid, in these proxy
00:03:59groups.
00:04:30has a good future. For example, our brothers in
00:04:34East Turkestan, Mongolia, and China,
00:04:37and Tibet, and in the
00:04:41Uighurs, these people will have
00:04:44less pressure on them because they think that
00:04:47other countries might incite them against China.
00:04:51The policy of the Islamic Emirate is very moderate, economy-
00:04:54oriented,
00:04:55and regional.
00:04:58Like China and Russia,
00:05:42there is no fear from Afghanistan. What kind of fear do other
00:05:46countries have? For example, they don't have independence. If they
00:05:50do, China is an independent country and the world's leading
00:05:53economy. Russia is an independent country. You saw,
00:05:57Mr. Ebrahimi, that despite
00:05:59dangerous European, American, and
00:06:03Western pressures, Russia, as a very
00:06:07brave and courageous neighbor, recognized
00:06:10us and did nothing.
00:06:48declared the recognition of the Islamic Emirate
00:06:50as its own achievement,
00:06:54in addition to it being an achievement for us. Russia thinks strategically,
00:06:58and you saw the war between Russia and
00:07:01Saudi Arabia, and secretly America
00:07:04and Israel, and on the other side
00:07:07there is Iran, and it is a war
00:08:20towards goodness and
00:08:23improvement. But those issues that we have
00:08:26internally, with the shortcomings that we have, we are human.
00:08:30We should fix them, deal with poverty and hunger,
00:08:34unemployment, so that the enemies of Islam and the country do not
00:08:38misuse our youth and our people.
00:08:40Perhaps some
00:08:43of our old army
00:08:47soldiers, either Arbaki or Blackwater,
00:08:50or all of them, I'm not saying
00:08:54Pakistan uses them. For example, we saw in the media,
00:08:57we saw in something else that in Chagai, Balochistan, and its surroundings,
00:09:01the Pakistanis themselves complained
00:09:03that Afghan
00:09:06soldiers, they themselves perhaps said, search
00:09:09and harass Pakistanis. or outside
00:09:37of it, Russia has made a correct assessment.
00:09:40Yes, now the question is about
00:10:12the former Defense Minister
00:10:15Joden, who should be tolerated in Afghanistan.
00:10:18Another witness is the statements
00:10:22of that Afghan-American representative
00:10:35and the US Foreign Minister, who came to Kabul some time ago. The Russian representative,
00:10:38as you heard in your news, said
00:10:42at the United Nations, the permanent representative of Russia said
00:10:44that the withdrawal of unarmed Americans
00:10:48from Afghanistan is responsible for all these crises
00:10:51that are currently ongoing. For example, we are under siege.
00:13:25He said that in the Iran-Israel war, what the planes
00:13:28were, and the countries that were under threat
00:13:31were using Afghanistan's airspace, and we were earning
00:13:34$700 from each plane. He said that
00:13:38Afghanistan's importance is increasing day by day.
00:13:42Only two delicate issues remain: one is external, the other is internal.
00:13:45The internal one is that we Afghans should tolerate each other,
00:13:49even those who are against the system should see themselves in it,
00:13:53and the door should be opened, and more should be opened. Not at a meeting or a
00:13:57gathering, let's say, not even formal. It should be under the leadership of the Islamic
00:14:01Emirate, under the command of Amir al-Mu'minin, may Allah protect him.
00:14:04A council should be held to provide advice on Islamic
00:14:07strategic affairs, and other Afghans should also feel that we
00:14:10are also here. Alhamdulillah, we have all tribes and ethnicities in our system.
00:14:14One internal issue is to eliminate poverty, hunger, and unemployment.
00:14:18Security should be a priority.
00:14:22Along with security, food security. We must
00:14:26have bread and water. This Kabul
00:14:29will face a major water crisis
00:14:33and other things in 3 years. We must prepare for that.
00:14:35Bringing the river to Kabul from Panjshir is another issue.
00:14:39Iran and Pakistan should pay close attention to this. Correct.
00:14:43In foreign affairs, because one issue is related
00:14:46to internal affairs, the other to external affairs, because no matter how much two countries
00:14:50call each other Muslim brothers, it is still a matter
00:14:54of necessity.
00:15:13every year when the issue of Afghanistan is discussed in the UN Security Council,
00:15:17we witness that such a meeting is held every year.
00:15:20But Russia and
00:15:24China. It is observed that many countries or powers do not
00:15:27count much on Russia and China within the Security Council
00:15:31and the United Nations in all the sessions that are now held regarding Afghanistan.
00:15:35Their view is similar.
00:18:07We saved it from the Americans and NATO, but let's
00:18:11export these workers abroad. The Qatari government
00:18:15asked us for 6,000 workers last year. 6,000 is too little.
00:18:18We should send 600,000, 6 million.
00:18:22We should send them. These are the things that build
00:18:25a country. Yes, let's not starve.
00:18:29Starvation after
00:18:37first of all, regarding the geographical
00:18:41importance of Afghanistan, you said that such dependence of more regional
00:18:44countries like Russia and China becomes more prominent,
00:18:48and China and Russia have more dependencies within
00:18:58within Afghanistan also exist for Western countries internationally.
00:19:01That is, are we only dependent on other countries that are
00:19:05willing to interact with Afghanistan?
00:19:08Absolutely, the dependency is mutual.
00:19:12For example, what we give,
00:19:15we receive. That is, trade.
00:19:50that if we need America 60%,
00:19:52America needs us 40%.
00:19:55If we need Russia 80%,
00:19:59Russia needs us 90%, 80%,
00:20:0270%. Why? Because we have raw materials.
00:20:06A country that has untouched mines
00:20:09needs both America and Russia. So let's
00:20:13interact. The current system of Afghanistan, which
00:20:17is embodied in the Islamic
00:20:25well in the primary interests. Small
00:20:29things that we need to fix internally. And
00:20:32another thing that is related to foreign affairs:
00:20:36if the demands of foreign countries do not conflict
00:20:39with our great Islamic and national values,
00:20:43we, as a nation, ask the Islamic Emirate
00:20:47to make a slight concession in that regard. It's not
00:20:51a problem. We should take something relatively.
00:20:54And in that, we should not
00:20:58disagree at all. Some concerns that
00:21:01foreign countries have, we should
00:21:05consider them, and some concerns that we also have,
00:21:08we should tell our neighbors and the world with courage that
00:21:12we also have concerns. If you are not confident
00:21:15about your security, we are also not confident about our
00:21:19food security, our health security.
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