Latest News
NAI announces about creation of new chapter in Mass Media Law
Nai-Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan announced about the creation of a new chapter in the Mass Media Law.
Chairman of NAI said that the new season is scheduled to create for regulating and how to use the social media.
“The ministry of culture and information is committed to create a season in Mass media law for regulating and use of social media,” Mujib Khelwatgar, head of NAI said.
The supporting opening media agency called the government especially the ministry of communication to improve the quality of internet services and reduce the cost of it.
“In a simple comparison with Swiss Afghanistan’s Internet speed is 50 times lower, and 13 to 17 times lower than Pakistan but its cost is 100 times higher,” Khelwatgar added.
Officials in NAI are said to consider Media outlets role essential in development of culture of social media.
MR. Khelwatgar urged all media outlets to the fields of culture of how to use social media with broadcasting various programs.
Nai Supporting Open Media in Afghanistan works locally to empower independent media and promote freedom of expression. Nai is an Afghan non-governmental organization established in 2005 with the support of Internews Network.
The original mission of Nai remains to build and promote a strong independent media sector in Afghanistan through our work in the areas of training, advocacy and production.
Nai is a full member of Internews International, a network of 40 Internews organisations across the world. Nai is currently run by USAID funds through Internews Network, and receives small grants for projects from other donors.
The first shipment of Iran’s humanitarian aid to the flood victims in Afghanistan arrived on Thursday in Balkh province.
Razia Alishondi, the vice president of international affairs of the Red Crescent Society of Iran, has announced that the aid packages have been sent to Afghanistan within the framework of humanitarian cooperation.
Local officials in Balkh province have stated that the plane carrying aid packages, including food, medicine, carpets, blankets and tents, landed at Mazar-e- Sharif airport on Thursday.
This comes after several provinces of Afghanistan, including Baghlan, Ghor and Faryab, have witnessed devastating and deadly floods during the last two weeks. As a result of these floods, in addition to huge financial losses, hundreds of people have been killed and injured.
Local officials in Faryab and Sar-e-Pul say 15 people died, a large part of agricultural land was damaged and dozens of houses were destroyed due to flash floods in these two provinces.
The floods killed five members of a family in Kohistanat district of Sar-e-Pul province. At the same time, in Faryab province, 10 people were killed and 11 others injured, and dozens of houses and more than 50 acres of agricultural land were destroyed, local officials said.
The most damage has been done to the people of Lolash district of Faryab province.
However, local officials said that floods have hampered the flow of UN food aid to remote areas.
Meanwhile, the World Food Program (WFP) says that floods have destroyed roads and bridges in affected areas in Afghanistan, making it difficult to transport food aid.
WFP stated that it has provided food aid to 20,000 victims across Afghanistan so far.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) says it has been about a month since T1 fuel [aircraft fuel] has not been imported to Afghanistan. The chamber expressed concern, saying that the Islamic Emirate should resolve this issue and should ask Turkmenistan to allow Afghan traders to import the fuel into the country.
ACCI officials added that the oil purchase contract was signed with Turkmenistan and the money was also transferred, but that country does not allow the oil to enter Afghanistan.
IEA’s spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, meanwhile, said that they have looked at this problem and want the matter to be addressed through the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
According to ACCI officials, not only Turkmenistan does not allow the entry of aircraft fuel, but they also have problems in transporting food, and they want the IEA to share the issue with Turkmenistan to solve it.
Iran’s aid package for flood victims arrives in Balkh
Migration special report
Floods leave 15 dead in Faryab, Sar-e-Pul provinces
Iran’s Raisi buried in Mashhad as mourners pack Iranian holy city
Aircraft fuel not imported to Afghanistan since last month: ACCI
Afghanistan announce T20 World Cup 2024 squad
New Zealand to go ahead with Afghanistan cricket Test
Afghanistan beat Iraq 5-3, inch closer to Futsal World Cup berth
Afghanistan qualify for FIFA Futsal World Cup for first time ever
China to host Hamas, Fatah for Palestinian unity talks
Migration special report
Tahawol: SCO’s call for forming inclusive govt in Afghanistan discussed
Saar: Iran, Qatar and Palestine’s relations with Afghanistan
Tahawol: Calls for inclusive government in Afghanistan discussed
Saar: 3rd Doha meeting on Afghanistan discussed
-
Regional5 days agoIranian President Raisi feared dead as helicopter wreckage found
-
Latest News4 days agoTurkish Airlines to resume flights to Afghanistan from Tuesday
-
Regional5 days agoIranian President Ebrahim Raisi killed in helicopter crash
-
Latest News4 days agoUN’s DiCarlo meets with Karzai and Abdullah Abdullah over Doha meeting
-
World4 days agoICC prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for Israel’s Netanyahu and Hamas leaders
-
Latest News4 days agoEU provides 400,000 euros to assist flood victims in Afghanistan
-
Latest News3 days agoSCO foreign ministers discuss promotion of stability in Afghanistan
-
Latest News3 days ago200 tons of aid from Uzbekistan arrives in Afghanistan for flood victims