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First Qashqari oil well extraction starts in Afghanistan’s Sar-e-Pul

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The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum (MoMP) says a test extraction from the first Qashqari oil well has kicked off in Afghanistan’s Sar-e-Pul province.

In a trip to the province on Saturday, Minister of Mines and Petroleum Shahabuddin Delawar said the oil of this province is one of the important economic resources of the country.

Delawar stated that using the revenues of oil extraction is one of the priorities of Islamic Emirate to implement other projects in the country.

In the near future, 100 tons of oil will be extracted daily from Qashqari oil wells in the province, he said. 

He also added that the revenues of these mines will be used for the development of the country.

Economic experts meanwhile say the processing of petroleum products should be done inside the country because the processing inside will create jobs for many citizens.

It should be noted that there are ten wells in the Qashgari oil field of Sarpol, five of which are active, and “Afghan China” company has started drilling twelve wells in the Qashgari field and two more wells in Agh Darya, which is related to the center of Sarpol. Is.

Currently, there are ten wells in Sar-e-Pul Qashqari oil area, five of which are active. In addition, Afghan China company has started the work of drilling twelve wells in Qashqari area and two more wells in Aq Darya, which is related to the center of the province.

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Muttaqi, ICRC official discuss expansion of humanitarian cooperation

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Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi met on Wednesday with Yasmine Praz Dessimoz, Director General of Operations at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), to discuss Afghanistan’s humanitarian situation.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that the meeting covered the country’s humanitarian needs, the increasing number of returning migrants, healthcare services, and problems and needs remaining from the war.

The two sides emphasized the importance of continuing and expanding the ICRC’s humanitarian cooperation and expressed readiness for greater coordination in healthcare and other humanitarian areas.

The meeting also highlighted that Afghanistan has emerged from a prolonged period of war and has now entered a new phase of development and economic growth. However, some problems and needs of war victims still require attention.

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Badakhshan police say Pakistan is sheltering Islamic Emirate opponents in Chitral

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Security officials in Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan province say the situation in Zebak district is currently stable, but claim that Pakistan is providing shelter and training to opponents of the Islamic Emirate in the Chitral region.

Abdul Basir Mazhari, Badakhshan’s police chief, said opponents of the Islamic Emirate have established shelters and training facilities near the Durand Line in Chitral.

He claimed the groups could attempt to use the Shah Salim Pass to disrupt security in Badakhshan and other northeastern provinces.

“There is evidence that Pakistan has established shelters and training centers for opponents of the government near the Durand Line,” Mazhari said. “Badakhshan is the only province in the north that shares a border with Pakistan, and Pakistan has gathered opponents of the government in Chitral.”

Despite the claims, residents in central Zebak said daily life remains normal and there have been no signs of fighting in the area.

Badakhshan security officials said their forces have been deployed along the Durand Line and remain on standby to respond to any potential threats.

According to local officials, Zebak district has three routes connecting it to areas across the Durand Line, with security forces stationed in the area.

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Tottenham face Charlton as ATN brings live EFL Cup action to Afghan fans

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Football fans across Afghanistan can watch Tottenham Hotspur take on Charlton Athletic live on Ariana Television Network (ATN) tonight, Wednesday, August 26, with coverage beginning at 23:15 Kabul time.

The two London clubs meet in the second round of the EFL Cup, with Tottenham looking to progress while Charlton will aim to produce an upset against their Premier League opponents.

Tottenham enter the match as favourites on paper, with their greater top-flight experience expected to make them the stronger side. However, cup football can produce surprises, and Charlton will be looking to take advantage of any opportunity at their disposal.

The match provides Tottenham with another chance to build momentum early in the season, while Charlton will see the tie as an opportunity to test themselves against one of England’s biggest clubs.

The EFL Cup remains an important route to silverware for clubs across the English football pyramid, with teams aiming to advance through each round toward the final at Wembley.

Afghanistan fans can watch Tottenham Hotspur vs Charlton Athletic live tonight on Ariana Television, from 23:15 Kabul time.

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