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Chief of army says IEA saved Afghanistan from disintegration

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Qari Fasihuddin Fitrat, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s chief of army staff said Monday that for 20 years Afghanistan’s enemies tried hard to divide the country and its people but following the IEA’s takeover, plots by enemies failed and the people once again united.

Speaking at a large public gathering in Takhar province, he said: “Before this, we saw that Afghanistan was divided, Afghanistan was divided by zones and language. There were differences between the tribes and there were differences between those who spoke different languages, but these differences do not exist today,” said Fitrat.

The acting minister of information and culture, Mullah Khairullah Khairkhah, said at the same event, organized in the hope of closing the gap between the people and authorities, that enemies should not be allowed to divide the IEA government or the nation.

He said: “Let’s come and join hands and not give the enemies time to create danger for our Islamic system.”

The deputy minister of publication affairs of the ministry of information and culture says that there is no alternative to the current system and that it is necessary for everyone to join hands to support the system for the progress and development of the country.

Ensuring social justice, creating job opportunities, and opening schools and universities to girls were among the demands of Takhar residents at the meeting.

The delegation from Kabul said they will share the people’s demands with the leader of the Islamic Emirate.

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Panjshir Parande power dam work completed by 98%

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Panjshir local officials say the construction of Parande power dam has progressed by 98 percent and will be completed and put into operation soon.

Panjshir governor Mohammad Agha Hakim stated that the work of this dam with the capacity to produce four megawatts of electricity will be completed in the near future.

Agha Hakim added the construction work of this dam will cost more than seven million dollars and all its costs will be paid from the budget of the Islamic Emirate.

“The total cost of Parande power dam project is 7.6 million dollars, of which 7 million has been paid and 0.6 million is left, which will be paid after the completion of the work,” he added.

“Afghans have many problems; they have a lot of needs. One of their problems is the lack of electricity in villages and markets,” he added. “The Islamic Emirate pays special attention to providing its people with domestic electricity.”

Panjshir residents, meanwhile, said that the construction of this dam was important to solve lack of the electricity and they added that with the completion of this project, the electricity problems of the people of Panjshir will be completely resolved.

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Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to supply electricity to Pakistan via Afghanistan next year

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The Ministry of Energy of Kyrgyzstan plans to start electricity exports through Afghanistan to Pakistan under the CASA-1000 project next year.

The $1.2bn CASA-1000 regional power project is designed to interconnect the power grids of the four participating countries, allowing for hydro power-generated electricity to be exported from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Based on Kyrgyzstan’s plan, about 1.25 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity will be exported to South Asia during the summer of next year.

Exports will increase to 1.7 billion kilowatt-hours in 2026 and to 1.75 kilowatt-hours in 2028.

Earlier this year, Kyrgyzstan signed a joint declaration with Pakistan and Tajikistan to resume the CASA-1000 project.

The World Bank has also announced that it has agreed to resume the project.

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Twenty dead after boat sinks in Nangarhar river

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Twenty people died after a boat sank in a river in Afghanistan’s eastern Nangarhar province on Saturday, officials said.

The incident happened at 7:30 am on Saturday in Basol area of ​​Mohmand Dara district, the provincial department of information and culture said.

This boat was carrying 25 people, including women and children, 20 of whom died and five others were rescued.

According to officials, the bodies of five people have been found so far and the search for other bodies continues.

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