After 100 years, Afghanistan and China were connected.

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[@marcodelguerra]

Long live CHina, Long live the people of Afganistan!!!!!!

[@warsamaosman0894]

@@marcodelguerra #Free_Xinjiang

[@infosplus1772]

@@marcodelguerra ❤️❤️❤️

[@numap4701]

@@warsamaosman0894 justKEEPusaOUTallWillbe good

[@lance4698]

@@warsamaosman0894 USA doesnt care the muslim all over the world, they only care about muslim in Xinjiang. Keep USA out, and world peace.

[@user-ph5yi7en4d]

Yes. I hope the Chinese make railways, Industry and bring Buddism to Afghanistan !

[@trumassage3539]

Long live Afghan china friendship

[@justicejustice9785]

Well done to the current leadership of Afghanistan.

[@ArifHashimi-wc6re]

This road is called (silk road) has been successfully reached and connected between Afghanistan and china. By the passing time this road will be upgrated and bring positive changes to trade transction. AFGHANISTAN WIIL BE MADE THE TRADE AVENUE OF CENTRAL ASIA SOON INSHALLAH 🇦🇫

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

The Old Silk Road used to connect the East to the West and brought many places in between to existence as towns and cities sprang up into prosperity - before the wars came and halted it (the Ottoman Empire boycotted trade with China and closed the road .... sounds sort of familiar with another modern day empire of sorts that has gone around being the world trade wrecker with their constant sanctioning and trade embargoes, doesn't it?). All kudos to China for restarting it in the BRI project but in a much larger way and on an INTERNATIONAL scale that brings more and more people around the world in touch with one another so that a common prosperity and mutual respect and understanding between peoples in far-flung lands may be achieved. When the BRI is finally accomplished, future societies will look upon this as another "Wonder of the World" that is larger than the 13,171 mile (21,196 kilometer) Great Wall of China.

[@infosplus1772]

As an Afghan I am very glad congratulate all Afghans and I welcome the Chinese companies to invest in Afghanistan, zindabad Afghanistan ❤❤

[@user-jt6ho9ou1h]

do you love putin hhhaa

[@infosplus1772]

@@user-jt6ho9ou1h what kind of question is that?

[@user-jt6ho9ou1h]

you have put his pic on profile alot of afghan people like him i am also from kunar hhha dont be sad i am kidding

[@infosplus1772]

@@user-jt6ho9ou1h all of Muslims loves him

[@luxinyu]

Chinese companies are concerned about security issues

[@tanbw922]

Progress and prosperity to the Afghan people. Everyone deserves a better and happier life.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

The Americans believe that THEY and only THEY (Americans) have a right to a better and happier life (Obama said that if the Chinese has the same level of living that Americans have, the world cannot sustain it and therefore, by inference, the Chinese should not be allowed to have the same living standards as the U.S.). As a result, even Biden has said a similar thing - that he will not allow the Chinese to rise up - "not on his watch". Such selfishness and greed seems to be the key signature of American leaders which is why they are constantly making wars upon Third World countries - to keep them down there. If there is any country that has to be stopped from damaging the Earth further and killing and killing more and more people, it is the U.S.A. which does not deserve its status on this planet.

[@user-jd4fp1ph8j]

God bless Afghanistan and China

[@MDAlamin-ce1jr]

I saw. From Bangladesh 🇦🇫🇧🇩🇦🇫🇧🇩🇦🇫🇧🇩🇧🇩🇦🇫🇧🇩🇦🇫🇧🇩 I love Afghanistan

[@BlueBlue-ub4sn]

@@MDAlamin-ce1jr We Afghan Pashtuns & Bengali brothers always united 💪🏼💪🏼❤️❤️

[@travelwithestiack]

@@BlueBlue-ub4sn 🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@WilhelmWKohl]

Congratulations to Afghanistan & China! This road is a complete game changer in Afghan development!

[@user-ry8dd1xq7r]

Shahbaz Shariftu Bathi dhool Baja (Pakistan you sit and beat the drums) Sydney Australia 📢🥁

[@golonawailus4312]

Thr current afghan government has done the job of the last five afghan governments combined.

[@monipenny408]

the last 5 afghan govts were appointed by U$ to suck the lives out of Afghanistan

[@almas806]

The current government of Afghanistan seems to know what they are doing! Congratulations. All the best wishes to the people of Afghanistan.

[@user-ry8dd1xq7r]

progressive

[@justme6275]

friendship is win-win for everyone 🙏

[@user-ry8dd1xq7r]

Afghanistan wins Pakistan looser Sydney Australia

[@ArsenaLioris]

Alhamdulillah Semoga Afghanistan bisa menjadi negara yg makmur dan maju 😊🤲🏻🇮🇩🇦🇫

[@user-xw5fs3ye2w]

@@ArsenaLioris 一定会的，当年中国处境比阿富汗还要糟糕，加油 阿富汗。

[@isaacbauman8174]

I will take long time, and also request Afghanistan can keep a peace and stable government.

[@user-ec5eo8fr6o]

Surely will be

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

It will depend on how good their government is and will continue to be. If they use the money they receive from the hard work of their people wisely and invest it in future projects to improve the lives of their people (and not like some Uncle Sam who wastes their huge wealth in wars, benefitting only the 1% of the rich, dividing their own people and supporting corrupt foreign governments), the country will become a nation that will blossom and grow.

[@richardmakiya7188]

China entiende que mejorará la vida de Afganistan si eleva el nivel de vida de los talibanes; EEUU pensó hacerlo eliminándolos. Por eso los pueblos del mundo apoyan a China.

[@shernawabkhan9441]

This is good this reduces further dependence on Pakistan

[@user-zv8gd3jl7q]

Pakistan is a British establishment 1947 in occupied Afghan land. All Pakistanis are Indian settlers from India

[@user-jt6ho9ou1h]

@@user-zv8gd3jl7q thats true

[@youknow6968]

@@user-zv8gd3jl7q that's dumb thing to say, a complete lie.

[@youknow6968]

​@@user-zv8gd3jl7qIndia is a fake country created by the British. At no point in history has it every been a country, or a single people.

[@Freedmen-American-Reparations]

​@user-zv8gd3jl7q I'm ignorant of the history of Central Asia. May you please explain your statement?

[@hussainswat777]

Very good development 👍 Afghanistan China

[@NoorHishamCheDin]

Really great connectivity of the two side nations - business, cultures & people !

[@monesamohammadi8669]

ماشاءالله تبارک الله الحمدالله 🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤امارت انشاالله تاقیامت

[@bertanelson8062]

China & Russia, both, have been working with Afghanistan to help rebuild, bring investment & prosperity there. Russia plans to have an oil hub there through which Afghanis can profit.

[@user-os7jw4wn6m]

Afghanistan has a powerful neighborhood which is China,the Chinese can come to Afghanistan and can take parts in Afghanistan construction

[@MultiMyNickName]

They have always been connected for 2000 years they have been connected over the xinjiang border. Before the new road they simply used older roads, but they have been going back and forth for centuries.

[@oblomofff]

I Respect Afghanistan!

[@Parwan68]

Thank you so much «SHKamran» channel🙏❤️✋

[@REwing]

Did they have to wait until the Americans had left???

[@Elias-oe1xt]

Our honorable neighbours historically connected china is a good friend the last 5000 thousand years 😊 what ever usa anglo saxon creation of England says 😊

[@user-xw5fs3ye2w]

中国与阿富汗世代和平友好。

[@oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072]

Yes actually The Anglo saxon live side by side with York Yorvik before1066 it was the Frank Norman invaded Britain , Before that was Roman empire that genocided all Celtic and Breton Albion tribesand the Roman empire collapsed and all came to Albion Britain is Roman name of Breton in France after 1066 the zionis jews took over Europe and made wars and eventually British Empire then after that fell a new package New York stolen name of Viking trade with Rus and Arabia Last 1,000 years a fake empire now it is coming to end ,a new era of multi world peace and trade because the Zionist is coming to an end

[@user-lx5qf3rd2h]

Yes, Chinese Buddhism actually came from Afghanistan. It was a Greek-transformed Buddhism. It did not come from India. Most of the Chinese silk was traded with the Afghans, who then shipped it around and sold it.

[@manchu-qu9mw]

God bless China for her infrastructure of such magnitude rendered to the Afghan people. Wish them well. Afghanistan had suffered by insane war wrecked by US.

[@onestate7734]

360m Afghani for a 50km road its amazing. A simple bridge construction cost 10 of billions in Pakistan.

[@pandabearoceanpark]

The Afghanis deserve to have a better life after years and years of wars. Trade to grow and build peace with neighbors.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

First, good, safe roads that will allow for all-year road transportation of goods and services and then, a railway system to increase the traffic of those goods as they increase in demand. Afghanistan is not just some dry, waterless, mountainous semi-desert land. It has over 1,400 mineral fields, containing barite, chromite, coal, copper, gold, iron ore, lead, natural gas, petroleum, precious and semi-precious stones, salt, sulfur, lithium, talc, and zinc, among many other minerals. Gemstones include high-quality emeralds, lapis lazuli, red garnet and ruby. According to a U.S. geological study, Afghanistan has over USD$1 trillion of untapped mineral resources, including oil reserves underground. The country itself is near self-sufficiency in grain (wheat and cereals like barley and oats) production. Overall, it is not as poor as outsiders think. However, under development due to it being a landlocked country and difficulty in exporting its goods plus the years of conflict by big power interference has prevented those resources from being mined and farmed. The road link to China allows for one pathway out as well as for manufactured goods to come in to increase the standard of living of its peoples. Hopefully, this will lead to further developments and a railway system would be the next step forward along with the electrification of the country without having to depend currently on importing its power from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Iran. Perhaps wind and solar energy may be possible solutions for Afghanistan in the future (although their 120 windy days tends to bring in abrasive sand which may not be so good for wind turbines while solar panels will have to be kept clean all the time). On the other hand, perhaps thorium salt reactors that doesn't need water for cooling could be a future solution but that's a long way away - or, if China finds a solution to fusion reaction, all other methods of electricity generation becomes virtually passe'.

[@DC-qj8dt]

At the same time, the US has disconnected with the rest of the world.

[@ismetmamode5297]

China should help Afghanistan.

[@democracyforall]

Well done but it would be good that in the future to have rail or even some airline etc....

[@multipolarworldorder]

Viva China Viva Afghanistan

[@ahmeddurrani1513]

❤ congratulations

[@Larwai]

For the past one and half years or more, I have heard that Afghanistan is connecting with China via this road. I am skeptical about the potential benefits of this road, as it seems the Chinese are not as interested as we Afghans are. Nonetheless, I hope this road will truly connect the two countries. I believe that development and economical progress can bring peace and stability to both countries. Good luck

[@luxinyu]

Chinese companies are concerned about security issues

[@golonawailus4312]

Gradually, need a little bit patience.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

"Oh ye of little faith! Do you not know that good, safe roads and transportation brings trade and trade means business which was how Britain began its Industrial Revolution and became "Great Britain" with good roads, good canals and then, a good railway system that they invented?

[@李飞-y3e]

@@Larwai 中国人希望阿富汗和平，人民生活越来越好！但是中国担心恐怖组织通过阿富汗向新疆渗透，影响新疆的安全

[@davidlee9493]

Dividends of peace.

[@pukhtoonprofessoraf1300]

Wow Masha Allah

[@YonsFi]

Afganistan Bangkit dan merdeka👍 Alhamdulillah Bisa mengusir Amerika..

[@user-pl9po1wi8s]

LOVE AFGHANISTAN 🇦🇫

[@AnwarKhan-nx3gc]

❤ ماشاءاللہ ❤ جزاك اللهُ ❤

[@Hekmat-hr2yw]

ماشاءالله

[@LoveLove-tl8ue]

Very nice 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jamescc2010]

Love to see more development and technology there, so excited.

[@wongcy713]

Democracy and election had brought conflicts war and invasion of USA. Taliban contructing canals and roads - facilities tgat would make Afghans advanced and put foods on the tables

[@matsforsberg6287]

Good for you. Congrats

[@angelobkoljenovic9528]

Love Afghan people

[@user-nw7iw7oy3v]

چين بايد له افغانستان سره مرسته وکړي تر څو دغه سړک اساسي او په معياري شکل جوړ کړي

[@Maplin-Ma]

Not safe. Workers are afraid.

[@pachuco1815]

👌 news teammates countries beautiful working together

[@waynethorpe1341]

Thanks

[@goshkalan2279]

تا که قیرریزی نشود، نمیتوانیم آن را راه بنامیم.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

The Romans built roads WITHOUT the use of TAR. So, you are saying that all those roads that the Romans built and still stands today throughout Italy and in Britain, are not roads? What are they then?

[@goshkalan2279]

@@user-sf1nq9uj7p It was cca 2000 years ago. But now we are in the 21. century.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

@@goshkalan2279 You realize that there are many roads and highways around the world in countries like the United States today that DO NOT use tar (or bitumen)? They use concrete slabs. So, they are not roads in your book?

[@goshkalan2279]

@@user-sf1nq9uj7p You are right. But Afghanistan is not the USA. Afghanistan has no so much standard roads like the USA and other countries. Afghanistan needs thousands km of standard roads.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

@@goshkalan2279 And pray tell, what exactly are "standard" roads? Roads can be any track laid down by whatever means necessary to suit the elements. The surfacing can be tar, bitumen. concrete or even just pounded rocks - as long as the pathway can be made more suitable for traveling. Consider the following - In certain mountainous regions, roads that wind through the slopes are not tar but just concrete as it is a more suitable material and in very hot regions, tar is also not suitable as it has a melting point of only between 42°C - 46°C while bitumen has a higher melting point of 120°C - 150°C and asphalt has a melting point of 135°C - 165°C. Given that Afghanistan has an average summer temperature of 50°C, a tarred road surface will quickly deteriorate and make the roads very sticky to travel on. As such, bitumen, which is a mixture of crushed stones, gravel, sand and a sticky, water-resistant petroleum by-product used as a very strong binding agent called, "bitumen", may be more suitable than tar. Just remember too, that there are many areas in Afghanistan that are subject to earthquakes (average of 276 earthquakes in 2023 alone, particularly in the Hindu Kush range) and the roads built must be resilient to earth movements - which Chinese road engineers have a lot of experience with back in China. Looking at the terrain of Afghanistan, one realizes that it is a very mountainous region - which is one of the reasons why it has been such a difficult place for anyone to conquer it. Roads built are not your "normal" run-of-the-mill flat terrain roads but have to run through snaking gradients up and down, around and about twists and turns through hills and mountain ranges (remember the Hindu Kush?). If roads are easy to be built, the Ancient Romans (who are known as expert road builders) would have done so in order to move their legions through the area, the British would have done so to move their troops when they came looki ng to colonize the region and so would the Russians who came and the private U.S. contractors who came with the U.S. military in 2001 to try to build roads to move their armoured vehicles deeper into Taliban controlled sectors. None of them were able to do it because it isn't that easy - wars and conflicts notwithstanding. However, given all of that, in the final analysis, for Afghanistan to progress and prosper, it will need good roads for the easy transportation of its produce to trade and sell to the wider world outside. I have covered earlier, the untapped resources that Afghanistan has which can only be made use of if they have a good network of roads - and progressing from that, a railway system and further from that, the electrification of the entire country. A network of good roads will also allow peace to come to this war-wracked land that has seen so many outsiders come and attempt to conquer it but given its people no rest. It is high time that is all ended. The Afghans, like any other people around the world, deserve to have peace, serenity, a right to improve their standard of living and the pursuit of happiness to do what they want and how they want with no interference from anyone else.

[@AllaahuAkbar60]

Whenever you go to the Masjid please put some coins in the Zakat Box 📦 Allah loves Zakat Alhamdulila 📦❤😊😊

[@ophirbactrius8285]

@@AllaahuAkbar60 Its not a zakat otherwise its a charity(quite similar to sadaqah), its very blessed and honoured righteous conduct by the Almighty Lord as long as we in sincerely. Meanwhile zakat are almost compulsory for any individual Muslims who fullfilled the terms. Zakat also very important and blessings righteous conduct in Islam.

[@lawrenceching8851]

Good job! Congratulations!

[@pukhtoonprofessoraf1300]

Make video on Taliban army with details 🪖🪖🪖🪖

[@user-jn4yp6dg7t]

Instead of road built a railway track

[@jackbottomly4420]

Of course they will put in a Railroad Track, later .

[@BlueBlue-ub4sn]

Salamuna der khuh kohr Dah.

[@muryadi67]

So beautiful...

[@gamerking2840]

He lives in Australia and makes videos on Google map 🗺️

[@user-kc3nb4to5r]

Алаху акбар ☝️

[@sunnylam5430]

Why is China always helping the poor countries without charging any money? Just like Africa, I feel sorry for my Chinese people.

[@user-zp4fr4qx4f]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

[@AllaahuAkbar60]

READ QURAN EVERYDAY AND NEVER IGNORE YOUR FIVE DAILY Namaz, Witr Namaz, Dua Qunoot ♥❤👌

[@user-tr7bv9bu6b]

❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫❤️❤️❤️

[@mushtaqahmad4194]

We Pakistani pray for prosperity and peace in Afghanistan.

[@MadawaskaObservatory]

No women can take this away.

[@asadullahmazri7700]

Alhamdullah ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🤲🤲🤲

[@user-cf3cr8ki7e]

How many dollar req.per month to live in an Afghanistan's village Thank you

[@ibs37i]

About a 100 dollar

[@user-cf3cr8ki7e]

@@ibs37i Thank you

[@ibs37i]

@@user-cf3cr8ki7e ur welcome. U need to ask any other info, let me know

[@ibs37i]

@@user-cf3cr8ki7e ur welcome. U need to ask any other info, let me know

[@nelson2020]

Peace and prosperity 🎉

[@soltanakouider5922]

[@zamraaj0652]

Construction of this road means nothing unless China constructs the road on its side of the border. Due to presence of extremist religious groups in Afghanistan, especially those being patronised by the Taliban, the Chinese are unlikely to open border trade any time soon.

[@padredemishijos12]

The United States spent 300,000,000 dollars per day for twenty years in Afghanistan. That is TWO TRILLION DOLLARS in twenty years.

[@JaimeSalazar-wm6dh]

Long live peace for the Afghan people.

[@xinchengliu-h7g]

阿富汗🇦🇫一日不消除恐怖主义，瓦罕走廊打通的希望就很渺茫！在我国内，主要是维持社会稳定！

[@FallenLeavesBackToRoots]

還是給這個飽受戰爭摧殘的國家一點鼓勵吧。

[@Maplin-Ma]

@@FallenLeavesBackToRoots 恐怖分子进来怎么办

[@funnylumpy]

Wow did I just read imperial china?

[@user-ne5hp1jm4w]

زیدآبادی سلام امارات

[@RajDoc-Rajshahi]

আমি একজন বাংলাদেশী মুসলিম। আমি আফগান জনগন ও আফগানিস্তানের সর্বাঙ্গীন সাফল্য কামনা করি। চায়না কে অবশ্যই পাশে রাখতে হবে

[@GB-Dan123]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@bennyang2200]

China should build a railway. Just like how Australia gets rich by selling iron ore minerals to China. So could Afghanistan get rich by selling minerals to China.

[@funnymovie2827]

This is a headache for china because Afghanistan people have deferent ways and many factions groups all of them need money that long road is just like a toll gate of many groups along the way with deferent taxes to be collected.

[@user-qg9tt5ms8o]

Nice

[@freespeech8520]

Why mention "after 100 years"? It's not like that the road was started 100 years ago.

[@user-rq8hz1sp9t]

希望阿富汗方面能保护中方人员的安全🙏🏻

[@user-jt6ho9ou1h]

this road does not looks like what you showed us in this video

[@eng.anwaaralawi7790]

Zabardast ❤❤❤

[@carolinasusanadiaz2348]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Limfame]

The problem with this type of report is that it keeps repeating a point many times with different throughout the report. It is vextious and annoying.

[@xinchengliu-h7g]

100年，我还以为是10年以后！

[@nadiawheeler4772]

Great ❤

[@rajathispore2792]

without security assurances...Somalia type of pirates operated by warlords comes to mind.

[@jackbottomly4420]

Afghanistan will not let it happen. You act like the Somalis and Houthies have no reason for what they are doing .

[@abduqodir6406]

🚂🇨🇳🇦🇫🇵🇰🇹🇲🇹🇲🚝🚅🚢👷🇺🇿🇰🇿🇲🇳⛴️🤝🇮🇷🇹🇯🇮🇳🇰🇿🇶🇦🚄🇷🇺🇰🇬 Авганстон Хтой АрабстонУзбекстон

[@MetaView7]

Too repetitive. This should be a 2 minutes video.

[@abduqodir6406]

🇵🇰🇺🇿🇺🇿🚂👷🚂👷🚂🇺🇿🇲🇳🇰🇬🇰🇿🇹🇯🇸🇦🕋🤲🤲🤲🤲 Авганстон Узбекстон Аробистон 🚝🚅⛴️🛳️🚝🚅👷🚂🚂🇺🇿🇲🇳🇰🇬🇰🇿🇹🇯🇸🇦

[@BakhtArmani]

💖🌹💖🌹💖🌹💖

[@jackly2255]

Work with the Chinese for peace and prosperity!

[@engtuantee2314]

5 meters in width is not enough

[@asimenor]

Selamünaleyküm.. This border is not China. İt is East Turkmenistan and Muslim Turkic group name is Uygurs.. İsn't it.. I sported the this project. Because connectivity muslum peoples inşallah.. Greetings from Türkiye

[@Laobiao666]

The Turks are mainly Anatolian Greeks. Don't mistake your ancestors.

[@fransjebik8554]

Make friends!

[@pangingxiang5668]

Modern silk road🎉

[@kevinrogan9871]

Who the heck writes such stilted dialogue?

[@oscardeguzman759]

Ok thats good for both cuontry... Be freidlly to each other peacefully of not yrs both broak up..thats the start..

[@xinchengliu-h7g]

在我国内，没有听到开通瓦罕走廊的任何消息！

[@lallal2160]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐✔️✔️✔️