member gas exporting countries for them, or g c. s. then heads of state gather do now chairs to explore ideas and develop consensus. in addition to rebuilding the energy sector off to the growing dividers, pandemic and lack of adequate investment challenges from a tax and pipelines and gas export goods for the focus of discussions. attributed reiterated to delegates, the gas is affordable, reliable, and environmentally friendly. while exports is called the green credentials of gas, they simultaneously reject the use of trying to change issues to hinder investment . and as the agreed to expand and build a consensus to invest more dcf ones implementation of international trade goals to where discrimination or restriction members have agreed to tackle issues with the united big gas exports. to say that gas can be used to achieve climate neutrality is like minimal financial burden on the global economy. for the member said, the group does not limit gas production or input supporters. like the orange content opec splintered or not confident in global demand means countries such as

russia can, would stand restriction and crippling risk. and the sanction of the much it's a judy and exports, gusty you. this is the export policy, because all african countries develop that expert to support the economies regarding russia as a presidency. if there are no gods deliveries to you by ukraine, we will live with that. because we have been opening all the exports into east asia pacific countries, countries of global saucers come on, we also develop the domestic market, increasing local justification for the the russian regents. gas exporters are looking to ensure investment, expand production, and more importantly, make sure that there is a steady gas price. unlike oil gas produces do not have the ability to control the gas prices by limiting how much gas they produce. just as the lions is such as the dcf can help them achieve these goals. if the want to ensure the student supplies, we need to on size more investments and we need to get civilized with price. that's

if we'll want to insure a very good supplies. let's say that to ensure a stability in the global natural gas market. gas produces not just benefit from increasing consumer demand, but also the attempts to reduce cold and for and dependency. with an estimated 34 percent growth in global demand by 2050 secured profits for gas rich countries are predicted, some of the driving down to 0 as years. okay hed online for more information. our website is al jazeera dot com. the news will continue at the top of the hour after upfront, thanks for watching by the a generation football. so swollen french counseling, teresa bra mcclintic t j. c, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting for an illuminating, open conversation. 3rd, very simple forward is that facing about child abuse is you have thought i am

a u n b and i think we need to help each other. and also showcase is the incredible story of the foot folders flat off down. it's done to escape the time of the generation for episode one on how to 0. what is the cost of descent? and today's israel, while most of the cartridge political class has been support of benjamin netanyahu . war on guys that a small minority have denounced will talk to is really member of parliament who opposes the government's actions. that conversation is coming up for the 1st. when somebody president has been schafer moved to the office almost 2 years ago. you promised to read the country of the armed group out so bad, but after early success is the government's military campaign has reported installed. meanwhile, the country is also facing a diplomatic crisis with neighboring ethiopia over a break away region in the north of the country. so what leads ahead for somalia and can't win the war against our should bad. alas,

those questions to this was headliner. somali is deputy prime minister. so last asked me to jump on the deputy prime minister. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. it's a pleasure to be here, mr. hill. as on january 1st, the self governing region of some island, which is internationally recognized as a part of somalia assigned a memorandum of understanding with ethiopia, which would allow land like ethiopia to use ports along 20 kilometers of the of the regions coast. somebody lands president said that you'll be in return would recognize some malia as an independent state. that of course, would make if you'll be the 1st country in the entire world to do so. oh, where does that situation stand at the moment? well, thank you very much. i'm glad to be here. yes. on the 1st of genuine and the sierra there was son m. o you assigned between util up here and the regional

administration off of somebody level, which is the bottom parcel of somebody. and somebody government has in the last sentence. then clear left to politically that we do not recognize that. and while you, as it is against the international law and custom of the law as a right to play stated somebody land is part of somebody. so an agreement that incentives on the sort of anti and the toner and integrity of, of somebody. yeah. somebody has no place in, in the room based. well, it, we believe it is. we don't, we have not seen the m o u in its totality multiple from what we can extrapolate to from the somebody provided in the media by these hoping government and some of the public discussions by the university. if of somebody, then it is supposed to include

a military naval base as an access to the see. so 1st thing i would like to observe, here's soapy is not the shaft of ports in terms of accessibility to parts. it uses the post office, you go to, it uses the post, a felt better in somebody than somebody uses the ports of lima and, and none of the pod stuff came in. so this is not the one of accessibility to the c, uganda. everyone to a lot of other countries to utilize the port stuff comes in. yeah. or can you that that doesn't entitle them to get into an illegal agreement with the end of each and also how do you respond to that? as a nation? i've heard your president has some shift and move. i say that disagreement is nothing more than annexation. he specifically said it's nothing more than annex in part of some malia to ethiopia. he also told somalis to pull, prepare for the defense of their homeland when i hear that that sounds like the

kind of language that prepares the country. it may be the global community for war . all right, i think we have to clarify a few things here. when our president says that this is a king products nation, i think that is very simple thing to understand when it comes to international law getting into agreement. and the treaty with another country involves dealing with the federal law, the central government of the country. it is not the sort of agreements you get with some national entities and there's hope you and government has probably passed that practice. on the other hand, it is only natural for some ideas and the government to try to different, defend that stuff into a saw far the some of the government has gone down the path of legality, but it's been a year and a half since your president declared i think use the language of total war against

al chabad. in december of 2022. the president was right here on the show. and when i asked him about this, he was very confident about the governments offensive effects. let's take a look at what he said. you're saying 2 weeks up. what's that will be will be completely free of us back in 2 weeks. you look which statement, particularly look on, who should been, what will be good? so now somebody is 2 weeks out. that's building you heard with the president said, but it's been over a year and the armed group is still controlling parts of the states has the office of stone which, which is states. he was specifically talking about the government to get a hardship pass. so uh, to have been a big populous states. yeah. a company about 1000 kilometers. think i've shut off is now limited to a very, very narrow strip, of course that i've been few talents in the form of the reins and droughts. and,

and some of the calibration of the strategy and logistics, but it is a widely accepted of both with him. somebody and i'm on the observers on popular so somebody that this war has been very, very successful despite being very challenging. and we lost a lot of the lives of a lot of young men, men and women based ones in the front lines. it's not an easy walk in the park, but we are making gains. the read of many people is that there were a considerable successes. and then over time, they were considerable setbacks, not just x terminal factors, but that should bob recovered. and that the expectation of the president, the, that the, that within a few weeks out should bob would be gone from the regions was simply inaccurate. for whatever reason is, would that be fair to say, i don't think that it's fair to say, i mean the do addition may have taken a bit longer, much on what side of it and vicious. but we have fighting a very important and, and, and,

and very well equipped and trained act to follow for shut up over the years. but the one thing i can guarantee is that in the last year on have, i'll show ups capabilities, military capabilities, financial capabilities, ideological base, has been dramatically diminished, degraded, and destroyed. and that's needed, a very sophisticated and comprehensive approach to this war. it is not purely mechanical, a connected community, the more it is ideologically, it's social, logical, semester course. as, as i hear you talk, you sound very measured. you think sound very pragmatic. you're saying it's again, it's a big fight. it's a long fight that insurance to fight that makes sense to me. the president, however, a year ago says again, you know what would be rid of them in a few weeks. i won't hang my head just on that in august of last year. he went even further saying that the aim was to eliminate else about in 5 months. this was last

august. why does he continue to set such unrealistic targets? so the, what i'll shut off is, is, as i told the of the multi dimensional one. it's a financial work, it's about we just completed our hipaa initiative, which is the debt or leave a program that we were going through for the last 10 years. we were able to lift the arms and burn, but that has been on us for the last 32 years. we are providing services to the new list, a couple of areas we have recruiting police and and, and do they should like to with respect i understand your point. my concern is, and my question is, then why does the president knowing all that information and still say he'll be going in weeks he'll be going into planning mazda and just to give you some kind as to why i'm concerned it is, it seems to me that it's not just political rhetoric, but that there might be an actual danger and setting those types of, of, of, of unrealistic goals. if there's a study,

i want to respond to the study that there's a study of the security situation in somali, publish just a few weeks ago, uh, by the combating terrorism center at west point. specifically, they pointed at these ambitious timeline set by the government as a bone or ability. uh, they say that it inflates public and partner expectations and risk stretching. the national armies limited human and material resources as a result of a hurried military strategy. when you hear that, that the hurry, military strategy actually makes you more vulnerable, make sure you're at your allies and partners more vulnerable because you're sitting unrealistic dates and then trying to fulfill them. what do you make of that? mr. hill may take you back little bit 2 or 3 years ago. 40 years ago, 10 years of all the research and analysis from people on 5 we have from somebody. was that the, somebody, the government is not doing much about the fight against siobhan. i know we're debating they scale and they scope photo patients. i think we have come as a long way. yeah. for the presidency that's we will be eliminating. i've shut off

from hip chevrolet, which is the regional administration and the government. and it's not that bad. okay. yes, in august you said that you completely go on the 5 thing we're talking about this tony. just let me, let me know. not just i just it was like he said it's a reasons. yeah. it's a lemon a year ago. but in august, just for the audience has been a bit in august. you said the country would be completely rid of allison bobbing 5 more meetings and then the chamber october november. and that by january, last month i was about to completely go off in the country. i think it's a unrealistic goal. could we present me? let me, let me once again give you a perspective on this. ok. the objective force on face one to eliminate i will show up from these 2 regions and we had about 82 to 90 person. there will show up is a very more bio and sophisticated organization that move is around uses all kind of technical and minutes

the techniques to try to get into the, into the somebody not escape. but i think compared to the previous years, this a one and a half year have been the most successful time that the some of the government has fought against. i'll show up. we're not here to deny the talent stuff come, i would wait. but adapting to and adjusting to challenge is part and parcel of the world here and moving forward in march of last year, president must move, assigned a law, and then expands the powers of somalis, national intelligence and security agency, also known as nisa human rights watch. had previously called on the president not to sign this. they stated that instead of put rubber stamping somali is notorious intelligence agencies, expensive powers. the government should restrict its authority and to improve accountability. what is your government doing a safe guard? the human rights of citizens from abuses, you know, from the security services. somebody,

the government is continuously and i've been administer a fi fi of spite to my current position as the d p. m. and the somebody government has gradually and consistently been working on the protection of the rights a house, our citizens. and the government has administering that's in charge of human rights and. and then the website of children we have, we will be soon forming the human rights commission. we have a very useful and meaningful interactions with several sites organizations in terms of trying to make the humorous agenda and national issue i made since we're headed by the president. you know, the, what do you use here is notorious. yeah, the very strong. what to use, what do we have be what, what an accurate one. i mean, this is the human rights organizations around the world of talking about this. and so certainly somebody is not alone. lots of places, enforceable,

security agencies in our own here our, our, yeah. our son was dealing with the case up since i'll stick with the agency. so let's not compare the imaging nascent institution to so if somebody a to more and friendship institutions that went on for the data, you know, historical practice. this is a pretty strong recent history of this happening in somalia, but i respect your point about about we about the nation for the 1st time. we have given nisa league of foundation, my friend. yeah. but the problem with the bill is that it doesn't free mechanisms of account of billing if it is nascent, as you discussed, been that seems all the more reason to create more mechanisms of, of, of oversight in the amount of business that needs. nissan has been accused just for the audience has benefit. nissan has been accused of a number of abuses in the past, including arbitrarily detaining children, subjecting them to golf course of treatment and interrogations, denying them access to relatives and legal counsel threatening them. and when occasion beating and torturing them, and this bill gives the news the director power or whether to allow arrest or

investigations of those nissan officials, essentially providing them immunity from prosecution. this is not accountability. how can you guarantee the human rights of citizens are respected? if the security forces can grant themselves immunity, they can literally say, you know what, we're arguing from prosecution as like a friend. nice off the past used to be governed by laws that the so, you know, like it's the last from the previous government. the can't to save in the past nice of the day comes under the nasa the, the national security ministry which has a civilian oversight over it. and that i've probably meant to be supplement teams and the parliament that oversee so yes, it's a growing institution. but we are on the path to ensuring that we have the legal and regulatory mechanisms to govern our institutions. the bill gives the needs of director power on whether to allow arrests or investigations of these. the

officials. so effectively bacon decide whether or not to do this. and because this organization, as you pointed out, has a very tough this. i mean, they've been states that it would be uh, that would be procedures to prosecute and, and, and, and how it whole is the it consist account, okay, in fact, human rights where it says that while the bill put bands, torture and inhumane and degrading treatment, it could still be misused to protect abusive nissan members from prosecution or to provide the agency with legal cover if it decides not to cooperate in criminal proceedings. so, so this is me speaking human rights organizations have set the same thing that this bill creates the space and the mechanisms legally, to protect these organizations from accountability, from oversight, from investigation, from prosecution participation. my friend, i think if you put it up in front of me and if you read it to me that the concepts of the laughter and you go for it most of the nation. it's a is, it could potentially be used. and that's,

that's the what do you have to do with that could be protect and then let me let, let me know. nice is i my, my, my good friend. i think we have enough national instruments to ensure that the protection of the right so far as civilians were moving away from a nice side that had a militaristic background on the side that is under civilian oversight and the regulatory framework. the policies, the procedure is at also be put in place, so it is heading in the right direction. and i think that as an exaggeration of what would be the range of possibilities coming over to me. so that asked me to share my things, which is only meant upfront, thank you very much. the one month ago the international court of justice found that there was a possible risk that israel may be committing genocide. and it's more on guys that one of the few voices within is really politics supporting this case was overcast eve, a member of israel's parliament, called the connecticut from the left wing of jewish dice to our party. when can

safe argue that the icy j case was a legitimate and necessary investigation, his fellow lawmakers attempted to expel him from the legislature. narrow lead failing to do so last week. overcast save joins me now to discuss the current climate and is really politics and society. mr. can see, thank you so much for joining me on upfront. your fellow lawmakers tried to expel you from the connected because your support in south africa's genocide case at the international court of justice. although you consistently condemned for massive attack and you've been lost friends personally on october 7th. your fellow legislators called you treason is, and the accused you of being a supporter of how much, how bad are things right now? how oppressive would you say a conditions are for those with dissent inside of israel? a, we, i want to bring coffee foss use big data sheet. let's be frank before the master k

. i wish you the why did you say they totally condemned that they lost so many good friends there and they but the 1st and foremost i do are logically in mobility. i totally condemn this. must have to have this cottage committed against innocent civilians bicycle boss a. so this, even before we know that the government offended them. yeah. it was in these a combined years. which or fax, a mostly fussy, stay once they tried to, to a good suit, carry out a, quote, the top under the sugar coat to, to do $74.00 bots. once the mazda of go from us was committed, they've been using. the government has been using the disturbing masika. this is the terrible catastrophe as an excuse to pursue with the very same cool desktop

under the small screen of the world. but the feed is not only the own going muster, care and destruction that these are the governmental fees, where it is a sponsor before we gossip. it's also the ethnic cleansing of the west bank of the huge it was of an occupied these. it was the name of the west bank, but it is also for you to go to secure a sion of any opposition voice that uses have we seen the state of is that it mainly if it comes out of up see these this, but not only will all of us, let's, this, it, democratic, can choose. and as i said, the mainly 1st and foremost ups you do this. we are all of them and own going by you and, and to basic use in by the government, any splunk. so use legs. these are the police for instance, which is well there, i'm glad you mentioned that because these people, this coalition of the centers that you're talking about, it's not a small number anymore. just this past weekend of thousands of israelis took to the

streets and protests against the prime minister netanyahu and, and his government, they demanded early elections. they demanded a deal to release the remaining hostages. and it has a poll show that netanyahu has low support and that the support is dropping. i've struggled and what's interesting is oftentimes war time, presidents numbers go up stairs are still okay. i mean, yeah, there's no dropping. so given all given, all of that isn't leaving any times you look, it is a no, he doesn't, the likes to, he doesn't work. he's terrified to sleeping because he knows he's the only chance he has to stay out of please. and he's by clinging to his chair, that's the amenities of the piece ready. and actually does suck, defies not only thousands and thousands of palestinians, but also these are the hostages and searches they have such a bible as to hopefully meet the new oh and his dogs, old interest, and the a to survive in got in power. the government for them is more important. the

citizens of the people is why i let the police stand. yes, they don't care about the people who are feasible, let alone the police standing up to the government. and that by minister and it's the meanest ask women to that point about the bank i was talking about who is they is because there was a pole in january. there was a pole in january that showed that over 90 percent of jewish has rallies, believe that the military use is either an appropriate amount of force or did this to me little force in, in, in, in guys i getting against the palestinians. how do you explain that? how do you make sense of it? first of all, i am not sure that we can speak about 90 percent stop. seems to me, you'll know exactly what it next destination but, but the, the bottom line. unfortunately, the vast majority of fed you see, because then the news i am, and i really lament that's a do a seeing that the, these are sort of guys like, it's not only legitimate but like, why are the a,

there is a so now i me of a fanatic national values and in these 80 society for may for a quite a long time though. even this government and especially since october 7th, definitely the government wants to survive. as i said before, the 5 any step. and the, and there is a lies, is not the lights, most of the mets yami lunatics, they don't coat care about the blad may of palestinians. it'd be able to have these, as i said before, full dev. glad is a kind of fit god's already. and that was the machine that me see, i make fanatic machine. now unfortunately, the use of power, the evidence will in, of course be able to, in order up to a, you know, brain wash, the, then the people are leaving easily and i think the media play into what role does the media play in that brain washing product you mentioned and i, i say that because as we watch the news coming out of god's it,

it's printing shilling. it's harrowing. this is the last couple of weeks over. we've seen footage of a 2 month old infant dying of starvation. we've heard 6 year old. he know hundreds . please 1st out, what being trapped in a car surrounded by her dead family members are it's a journalist gideon libby said that in most is really media coverage. it's as though palestinian civilians quote, do not exist. and that quote in israel is usually only the soldiers only the hostages. how true is this? are ours really seeing the suffering and guys of what you just. busy to didn't say it is a 100 percent correct? are they these are the media. the vast majority of these are the media, jo, that is, i can count on one and, you know, on one problem with my and i way many jolie's do, it'll be faster. the catastrophe that goes on in gaza. but generally speaking, the media especially in television,

don't show anything about the ongoing gods. the software, the best of ation, the destruction to this story that the bug using this on the streets. they don't show and they don't talk about it. it's not only that they don't show the ongoing, what's the destruction of the customer freedom garza, they actually quoted you to the fact that the most of the people in use a don't want to know about what's going on. you've got that many philosophical, psychological, et cetera. a ways to analyze and explain that in this kind of a you know, way, lou, call up after fi or even the celebration of that. they have studied garza and i get unfortunately with the time i can only say that the, the setting to some publications in the past, for the suffolk of loves of simple out it. no one likes to seem to me o a villain. so way in ahead. the problem is that instead of changing your

a one says the villain sometimes we fails to break the meal, and that's what we're experiencing about. oh fantastic, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for your insights. all right, everyone, that is our show up for it will be back next week. the instead of these cries, it could've been dead silence if it wasn't for grandmother and had a seal of a house as a neighbor after midnight trying to get to a hospital includes is really me to 3 check point student. i was embarrassed and noticed man waited on, but my fear for the baby was stronger. but not every story has a positive and through last day, it shows us her daughter's birth certificate next to the death certificate. on the

same day in 2003 soldiers asked her to sit quiet. you, she started shouting. i gave birth, followed by silence. and then another shot, i think she died just a few hours ago. these really ministry installed. this gave to the entrance to the village. mother is about to give birth, the music to go to the hospital. like not know which gate is open and which one is closed because of the war and you pray, run deep. but the devastation of the country's precious eco systems may take the longest to hear the people in power documents the environmental impacts of the fight to and follows ukrainian war prize investigators as they collect evidence of what they described as eco side. ukraine ground 0 on the jersey.

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