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No institutions have right to interfere in media: CEO

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(Last Updated On: October 25, 2022)

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The Chief Executive Officer, (CEO), Abdullah Abdullah says that no institutions have the right to contact with journalists for the release and broadcast of news reports; emphasizing it should be done by Media Complaint Commission of ministry of culture.

By announcing support for the continuation of open media works in Afghanistan, CEO noted that no government officials have the right to interfere in journalists works.

“The hierarchy should be considered and there should be no pressure on journalists,” CEO, Abdullah Abdullah said.

He also stressed that the media outlets should be careful to those news stories that damages the National Unity Government (NUG) of Afghanistan,” CEO added.

Meanwhile, a number of pioneers of presses said that the country’s national interest should be considered in television broadcasts which is not a censorship but is a respect to the National Unity Government.

The 3th of May, World Press Freedom Day commemorated in Afghanistan as journalists challenges still remain and increase day by day.

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China invites IEA deputy PM to Trans-Himalayan Forum

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Zhao Xing, the Chinese Ambassador to Kabul, has invited political deputy prime minister Mawlavi Abdul Kabir to participate in the upcoming Trans-Himalayan Forum meeting.

The Chinese envoy said at a meeting Wednesday with Kabir that Beijing supports the Islamic Emirate in terms of attending international meetings, especially UN Security Council meetings.

Zhao also said China was committed to cooperating with the Islamic Emirate.

Kabir in turn expressed his gratitude for China’s support and cooperation across numerous sectors and said that as a responsible government, the Islamic Emirate is bound by commitments made and tries to play an active role in regional issues and the stability and development of the region.

Kabir also acknowledged China’s support of the Islamic Emirate and said Beijing’s cooperation can bring about positive changes and economic growth in the country.

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Torkham crossing closes temporarily to travelers

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Torkham commissioner Mullah Abdul Jabbar Hikmat said Thursday the crossing will be closed for the next three days in order for Pakistan border authorities to move into new premises.

He said the crossing has been closed to travelers and to people seeking medical help in Pakistan.

Hikmat appealed to the public not to make their way to the crossing over the next three days.

However, trucks carrying goods will still be able to cross as per usual, in both directions.

Pakistani media has also reported that the crossing will be closed from May 17 to May 19 in order to enable border officials to move into new premises.

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Ministry of Defense confirms one dead, 12 injured in chopper crash in Ghor

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Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense confirmed Wednesday that one person was killed and 12 were injured when a helicopter crashed in Firozkoh, the capital of Ghor province.

Enayatullah Khwarazmi, the spokesman of the Ministry of Defense, said on X that on Wednesday morning, an Air Force Mi-17 helicopter, which was sent to Ghor province, experienced technical problems and crashed into a wall during an emergency landing.

In footage published by Afghan media, the wreckage of a helicopter can be seen lying in a fast-flowing river, with crowds of people gathered around it.

The spokesman of the Ministry of Defense said the helicopter had been sent to Firozkoh to retrieve bodies of car crash victims.

The spokesman said a car plunged into the Harirod River a few days ago, resulting in the death of a few people.

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