Afghanistan: RTA

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Transcript

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00:01:33The Afghan National Rising in the 60th
00:01:36year of its publication documented all the
00:01:39atrocities of the occupiers and the Afghan people's
00:01:43jihad
00:01:44in a documentary
00:01:48which
00:01:49is still being
00:01:52guided by the facts in the pages
00:01:56and chapters of a great historical book for the new generation.
00:03:00In the first part, we came to a corner of Kabul city to make
00:03:03carpets.
00:03:05Afghanistan has a large
00:04:01workforce that
00:04:03enables
00:04:05Afghans to earn a lawful livelihood
00:04:09through their work and keep themselves
00:04:12busy. Shehzad
00:04:15has
00:04:18a small workshop in a corner of Kabul where he weaves
00:04:22carpets and rugs. He
00:04:25earns a lawful livelihood for his family
00:04:29from his small business and adds that
00:04:33he started his business with a very small capital.
00:04:35Despite the difficulties, he still persevered,
00:04:39and this determination
00:04:42has led to the progress of his current work.
00:04:46According to Shehzad, he has been working
00:04:49in this
00:04:51field since childhood
00:04:55and hopes that with the progress of his business,
00:04:58the number of workers will increase. In the beginning, we started
00:05:02with a very small capital, perhaps around 20,000 Afghanis.
00:05:06Our work has improved,
00:05:09grown, and currently,
00:05:13our capital might be around 15 to 20
00:05:16thousand US dollars. We continue this work,
00:05:20and our goal was to create economic growth
00:05:24opportunities for ourselves and also to provide employment
00:05:27opportunities for others who were facing
00:05:30economic problems and unemployment through this
00:05:34carpet weaving. So that they can also
00:05:38work, and we can also profit from this, and also
00:05:41production.
00:06:14In the beginning, two threads are regularly twisted like
00:06:18a wire in the head, and each thread
00:06:21is given a knot.
00:06:23کیږي.
00:06:26It's not just weaving, but twisting
00:06:29pearls requires skill and
00:06:33continuous effort for several months.
00:06:37According to him, he inherited
00:06:40the carpet-making profession from his father
00:06:44and tries to expand his father's profession and make it a source of income
00:06:48for others as well.
00:06:49وګرځوي
00:06:52I have been working in the carpet weaving business for 20 years,
00:06:56meaning that when my elders
00:06:58started this work, I continued it.
00:07:02We buy wool from the province,
00:07:05and the best wool in the world is found in our country,
00:07:09in Ghazni province, which is known as Ghazni wool.
00:07:12We buy wool and prepare
00:07:15it. When it is ready
00:07:19and turned into thread, we dye
00:07:22it, and in dyeing it, we do not
00:07:26use any chemical materials. It is completely
00:07:30dyed with natural plant dyes.
00:07:33When the materials are dyed and ready,
00:07:36we prepare the carpets with different
00:07:40patterns.
00:08:14The carpet-making process starts with wool. After
00:08:18selecting the design and threads,
00:08:21it is given to skilled workers for weaving.
00:08:23After three months of hard work
00:08:27and effort, it is presented to the market
00:08:31for sale.
00:08:33کیږي.
00:08:42Three
00:09:21Another important feature of this
00:09:24work is that
00:09:27chemicals are not used
00:09:36in the production, and quality wool is used.
00:09:40One of the very good qualities
00:09:44of a carpet is that it is a
00:09:47completely natural product.
00:09:51It is completely natural from beginning to end,
00:09:55and no chemical materials are used. It is completely
00:09:58handmade. This is one of the reasons
00:10:02for its value
00:10:03and price.
00:10:12is on the rise,
00:10:20Despite the fact that carpet making
00:10:26it also faces some challenges in the export sector.
00:10:30Firstly, we ask the Islamic Emirate
00:10:33to provide large-scale exhibitions
00:10:36and marketing opportunities
00:10:39for carpet makers. Domestic
00:10:42products in the markets.
00:10:46We hope that the Islamic Emirate
00:10:50will cooperate extensively with those who work
00:10:53in the industrial and production sectors,
00:10:57especially those who do handmade work,
00:11:00and produce local products.
00:11:04In terms of taxes,
00:11:06permits, and enabling them
00:11:09to travel easily to other countries,
00:11:13and cooperating with them in exhibitions,
00:11:16and helping them to develop
00:11:20their businesses.
00:11:24They say
00:11:55that young people should strive
00:11:59and not
00:12:01give up,
00:12:03because there are
00:12:06many jobs available, but effort
00:12:08is necessary to get them.
00:12:12There is no work, they mostly
00:12:15make excuses, because if a few people
00:12:19really want to work,
00:12:22the easiest job for them is production.
00:13:25In the second part, we will provide you with important information
00:13:28about the vacant positions announced
00:13:31in the Emirate's
00:13:33offices and the application process. Currently, there are about
00:13:3730 large ministries and Emirate's administrative offices
00:13:41operating in the country. These offices have their
00:13:44departments and related offices
00:13:48not only in the capital but also in all provinces of the country.
00:13:51In these offices, dozens of new job
00:13:54vacancies are announced every day. On the other
00:13:58hand, thousands of young people graduate from universities
00:14:01and higher education institutions every year, and many of them try
00:14:05to find job opportunities in government or private institutions
00:14:08and contribute to the development of the country. This is why
00:14:11we try to explain the process of applying for
00:14:15vacant positions in the Emirate's offices in a simple and clear
00:14:19way so that those who are looking for jobs
00:14:22can easily find them.
00:14:26If you are looking for a job, you can find
00:14:30suitable positions in the relevant
00:14:32ministry or any other
00:14:55AkbariJobs easy way is to check specialized job announcement websites.
00:14:58In Afghanistan, some popular websites like
00:15:03have various positions
00:15:05where you can find suitable positions
00:15:11based on your education. Recently, a number of positions
00:15:15have been announced by various Emirate's offices, including
00:15:19the Afghanistan Oil and Gas
00:15:21Authority,
00:15:24the Ministry of Education, and the National Development Company.
00:15:27Now, as an example, we will introduce
00:15:30you to a position announced by the Afghanistan Oil and Gas
00:15:34Authority on its website. All the conditions and information
00:15:39of the announced position will be displayed before you.
00:15:43This information usually includes the general details of the position,
00:15:47the required education level, work experience,
00:15:50responsibilities, and other important conditions.
00:15:53You should read this information carefully
00:15:55until the end. If you feel that your education
00:15:59and experience match the conditions of the announced position, then at the end
00:16:03of the announcement,
00:16:06you can apply through your email
00:16:09and professional level.
00:16:13Once you have submitted your application, you
00:16:17must
00:16:22have education and work experience that match the conditions
00:16:26of the announced position, then the administration
00:16:29will call you
00:16:30for an exam or interview.
00:17:03Now we have reached the last part of the program.
00:17:07In this part, we will introduce you
00:17:11to another business,
00:17:11raising goats.
00:17:16It was very common
00:17:17for
00:17:23artists to create their own special city
00:17:27life with a special skill.
00:17:30This industry is known
00:17:33throughout Afghanistan and the world.
00:17:43This old man is called
00:17:45Abdul Wahab.
00:17:54For thousands of years, in Istalif district of Kabul,
00:17:58his
00:18:02artworks have been appreciated by the people of the country.
00:21:01Kabul province is a district where people come
00:21:05every year for a stroll,
00:21:08and some people make wooden items
00:21:11for home design and needs,
00:21:14and give them as gifts to others. Wahab's
00:21:18handmade products have also reached other countries,
00:21:22and his market is very
00:21:25good. It is an art that has been passed down from generation to generation.
00:21:43Tourism, family,
00:21:46and non-family.
00:21:49Here is a market where people buy things for their home needs,
00:21:53and for their home decoration,
00:21:56and they buy flower pots. Foreigners also come here
00:21:59and buy things from here to take as gifts to their friends
00:22:02abroad. The market here
00:22:05is good relative to others.
00:22:08This is a legacy that remains for us from generation to generation.
00:22:12As you can see, this is an artwork
00:22:15that our father made for us. We look at it.
00:22:51It is the stage before
00:22:53preparation.
00:23:03This art is also related to it, and in its
00:23:06magic,
00:23:13it is not known how much
00:23:16is in the stage of preparing for use.
00:24:06Not only at home, but it also has a special
00:24:09value outside the country,
00:24:12and most of it
00:24:13is for home use.
00:24:20Anyone who is in Afghanistan,
00:24:23whether in Afghanistan or abroad, those who are in Afghanistan
00:24:27are interested in this, and they definitely take
00:24:31one or two pieces for their home
00:24:34decoration. And those who are from abroad
00:24:38come here and are interested in this,
00:24:41and they definitely take something from here
00:24:44with them.
00:25:31Let there be a transformation in the economic sector of Afghanistan.
00:26:38Piety, firm resolve, commitment, strong
00:26:41will, professional capabilities, and action.
00:27:00With full strength.
00:28:38Defending Islamic and national values,
00:28:42preserving independence, national sovereignty,
00:28:45territorial integrity, and ensuring better security
00:28:49is our national and Islamic responsibility.
00:29:08Men of responsibility, heavy duty,
00:29:11difficult, their responsibility
00:29:14is heavy, their goal is great,
00:29:17and their path is long.
00:29:21Honest.
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