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IEA forms committee to solve residents’ problems along Durand Line

This committee will help resolve problems around access to standard services for residents in the respective areas. These services include religious and modern education, health, telecommunications, roads and potable water.

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The Islamic Emirate’s supreme leader has issued a decree ordering the establishment of a committee to improve services in districts along the de facto border, the Durand Line, with Pakistan.

The committee will be headed by acting Minister of Borders and Tribal Affairs Noorullah Noori and will include relevant deputy provincial leaders, district governors, representatives of the ministry of defense and other provincial leaders.

This committee will help resolve problems around access to standard services for residents in the respective areas. These services include religious and modern education, health, telecommunications, roads and potable water.

According to experts, the border districts of the country are under-serviced which is why the IEA is focusing on improving the situation for locals.

Experts have also said that because of the lack of attention given to these areas, illegal activities are carried out in these areas.

The Ministry of Finance has also been advised of this development and ordered to cooperate with the committee and provide them with a budget.

Afghanistan shares a common border with the countries of China, Turkmenistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Pakistan and Tajikistan, but the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan is a de facto border and not recognized by the authorities who claim it was imposed on Afghanistan.

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Tarig Ali Bakheet and Japan’s Deputy Foreign Minister discuss Afghanistan’s situation

Both sides emphasized the importance of continued collaboration to address the urgent needs of the Afghan people.

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Tarig Ali Bakheet, the Special Representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for Afghanistan, met and held discussions with a Japanese delegation led by Masayuki Kamada, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, regarding the situation in Afghanistan.

According to a statement by the OIC, the meeting mainly focused on the current situation in Afghanistan and explored ways to enhance humanitarian cooperation between the organization and Japan.

Based on the statement, both sides emphasized the importance of continued collaboration to address the urgent needs of the Afghan people.

The meeting took place at the office of the OIC Special Representative for Afghanistan in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

The statement also noted that the Consul General and Deputy Consul General of Japan in Jeddah were part of the Japanese delegation.

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AWCC activates new site in Nangarhar’s Kuz Kunar district

Residents of Kuz Kunar expressed happiness over gaining access to telecom and internet services and called for the further expansion of such services across Nangarhar.

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Officials from Afghan Wireless Communications Company (AWCC) say they have activated a new site in the Kuz Kunar district of Nangarhar province.

According to AWCC representatives, the launch of this site has provided thousands of families with access to telecommunication and internet services.

They added that Afghan Wireless will also soon launch 4G internet services in the area.

Meanwhile, officials from Nangarhar’s Department of Telecommunications and Information Technology stated that efforts are underway to expand telecom services to other remote areas of this province.

Rahimullah Shinwari, head of the ATRA (Afghanistan Telecom Regulatory Authority) office in Nangarhar, said that with the activation of the new AWCC site, 25,000 families will now have access to telecom and internet services.

Residents of Kuz Kunar expressed happiness over gaining access to telecom and internet services and called for the further expansion of such services across Nangarhar.

In recent years, AWCC has extended its telecom and internet services to many remote areas across the country.

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Moscow’s move a ‘significant step toward recognizing Afghanistan’s political realities’, says Haqqani

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Acting Minister of Interior Sirajuddin Haqqani on Wednesday met with Zamir Kabulov, Russia’s special envoy for Afghanistan, and Dmitry Zhirnov, Russia’s ambassador to Kabul.

Haqqani expressed appreciation for Moscow’s recent decision to remove the Islamic Emirate from its list of terrorist organizations. He described the move as “a significant step toward recognizing the political realities of Afghanistan.”

In a statement, the interior ministry said that both sides emphasized the importance of upgrading diplomatic relations to the level of embassies and reaffirmed their commitment to mutual cooperation in the fields of security and trade.

During the meeting, the two parties also discussed regional and bilateral cooperation in the areas of security, economy, and commerce, and stressed the need to strengthen ties between the two countries.

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