Torabi: The Afghan government was offered the implementation of joint environmental plans

According to Mehr News Agency, Sedigheh Torabi on predicting time and percentage of realization Right Hamoon Wetland said by the Afghan government: According to the official document we have with Afghanistan, on average normal conditions for various uses in accordance with the protocol that existed. Right For the Hamoon Wetland, it is 2 million cubic meters per year, which is different from the water resources that have been in Iran for centuries and the Hamoon wetland has used it.

He added: Most of the water resources entering the Hamoon Wetland were flood water resources from various rivers from the Hirmand River, which diverted the route of water resources, especially floods due to the construction of Kamal Khan's deviant ward.

Deputy Director of Human Environment of the Environmental Protection Agency stated: In our trip to Afghanistan, Mr. Abbas Arakchi – Iranian Foreign Minister – at various meetings explained the issue of revitalizing Hamoon wetland with great emphasis on the other party to explain this issue. Be followed up.

He said in addition to Right Iran, based on an agreement, as well as the effects that the wetland dry up on the lives of Iranian and Afghan people, need to be discussed for water resources for Hamoon wetlands, and the Afghan side also said we are trying to solve these problems with each other. To.

Torabi added: “According to our surveys in their government structure, there is no environmental sector, so we suggested that we should define joint environmental plans with the Afghan government.” For example, plans to prevent the consequences of microbes and revitalize the Hamoon wetland.

He also emphasized that the Minister of Foreign Affairs of our country also followed up on the implementation of these projects through international channels if they are defined in the form of bilateral projects.

“One of our demands emphasized by the Afghan side is to regularly conduct senior officials between the two countries so that if there are problems, they can be reached sooner. .

Torabi said about the impact of water resources for restoration of Hamoon wetlands on the environment of the region: “The drying up of Hamoon has caused many problems and has caused people to migrate from that area. Right Or the water resources needed to restore the Hamoon wetland will see a decrease in dust, increased livelihoods and reduced migration process.