between species is still more like an intraspecific struggle, and this struggle for the president of the country, wiley maruto , is becoming more and more difficult every day, the geographical location of kenya for the united states is a good springboard for the fight against the yemeni houthis, who have been sinking american ships for 2 years now , going to the suedian channel. us president joe biden even put forward a demand to congress at the end of may 24 to give kenya the status of a major ally, and although washington has instruments of pressure, primarily financial, nairobi, don’t rush to paint your foreign policy in the stars and stripes. i think the passing of the unipolar world is a great chance for other countries to raise their heads, why the hell is anyone running lu. and says what they should do,

this is crazy to me, the us thinks we should do what they say, but we want equal opportunity, be part of the world, let us step into the ring ourselves to defend ourselves if you get uppercode, then this is your problem. and yet, on the chessboard of african geopolitics, the united states is undoubtedly important, but not the only player. in december 23 , the prime minister of india flew to nairobi to india allocated a line of credit to kenya for $250 million, a huge number of entrepreneurs from new delhi and moscow are working in this direction in nairobi. of course, from the creation of a single economic zone in the east african union, yes, which includes, in addition to kenya, tanzania, uganda, rwanda is now a democratic republic.

congo also entered, it is the largest market, in fact, kenya probably benefited the most from this integration association, because - with its developed infrastructure, banking, transport, uh, of course, it is the center of attraction for investments, but when you drive around the kinya capital, another sign of the times clearly catches your eye - chinese characters. nairobi is also actively working with beijing. kenya is the only east african country that is part of china's one belt, one road project. kenya is in many ways similar to belarus in its interaction with china. the celestial empire is investing enormous resources in development nairobi. for example, expressway. the 27 km long highway built by beijing is, in fact, the main transport artery of nairobi today. you can even get to the airport from here, though. so the nairobi

mombasa road and the access of the kiniya capital to the sea annually brings up to 2% of gdp and generates 50,000 jobs. it is obvious that sooner or later the world powers will demand to decide whether nairobi is moving to the west or east? but for now, the kinians are confident that the formula of everyone’s friends works without interruption. i would say that kenya remains neutral and i will explain this by saying that kenya wants... to benefit from everyone, if you ask me what our current president is doing, he is dancing with the chinese, with the americans, and then he is celebrating with eastern europe, you know? surprisingly, well, the formula - friends for everyone, and that same love of life, and they smile on the streets here, believe me, quite often, kenya has retained in spite of...

respect, equal rights and a normal life. it is quite logical that the cyneans’ patience ran out. in the early fifties , the mau mau uprising occurred. indigenous peoples have spoken out against the british who took land from africans. the goal was simple - to achieve freedom from london. the british responded to this by exterminating the villages of icons with camps. many experts still call what happened then genocide. obviously, the methods by which the british responded. responses to this

uprising were anti-human in nature, but it is important to note that almost all metropolises in africa were guilty of this; the germans are very famous for their actions in namibia. france has also repeatedly committed anti-human acts. belgians in the democratic republic of the congo. so the british here, unfortunately, were no different from others and committed absolutely inhumane actions and the legacy of this suppression of this uprising is still a legacy, but it burdens relations between london and nairobi to this day. fifty-three turned out to be especially cruel, when the british literally burned down two suburbs.

past, today it is not. at the presidential let us openly discuss our elections with you in kenya, there is certainly a very high turnout, as a rule, decently for 80% of the queue for areas are in order. this is another echo of the colonial. words africans like that they can finally participate in the life of their country and have the right to vote. however, the

same thing: get out, it didn’t happen. british forces are still stationed in kenya. most of the financial system is subordinated to banks with london registration. organizations such as the imf have also been added; transnational corporations either own local businesses or buy inexpensive raw materials here. in general, it’s like vampires continue to suck out profits. huge kenya's problem is our dependence on the world bank imf. it becomes very difficult, very, very difficult when your government dances to the tune of the imf, dances to every tune, even if it is very outdated. he still continues to dance, it's difficult. i hope that the future generation, the younger generation, will now see the need to move away from the imf and the world bank from their type of financial agreements, because this is robbery. and senator alekin’s indignation can be understood: kenya’s external debt has already

exceeded $13 billion, nine of which are just from the imf. the situation is difficult, but the country believes in the current president of the country. maruta. kenya kwanzaa or kenya above all. with this slogan, on september 13 , 2022, the country gained a new president. fifty-year-old william arab samuai ruto is no stranger to politics. behind him are the mandates of the ministry of agriculture of the interior , but he did not stop there. in 2018 he received a phd in plant ecology. and, by the way, during the election campaign. ruto promoted the idea of ​​economics shoots, that is, support for small medium-sized businesses, which he promised to nurture. entrepreneurs supported ruth's idea so much that now his portraits hang in many stores. william ruta

is known as a fairly tough politician. while still vice president, he strengthened security measures in shopping centers, which was to blame for the terrible terrorist attack in 2013. on september 21 , four armed men shot 67 people and wounded 175. since then, the entrance to any store looks like this: ruth criticized the notorious grain deal for the export of grain from ukraine to africa, saying that wheat settles anywhere, but not on the dark continent. moscow supported nairobi, highlighting... kenya is the largest economy, it is the center for all of eastern and central africa, meet william ruta, also the president, but not the country

of the chamber of commerce and industry, full of the leader of kenya, although there are no obvious there are no family ties between them. starting with agricultural machinery and other agricultural products, in

particular fertilizers. we also have requests for field of medicine. there are some enterprises, belarusian manufacturers, who want to create production in kenya and in the regions. last year , almost one and a half billion people, or 18% of the world's population, lived on the african continent. by 2050, according to forecasts , there will be more than 2 billion. production is growing rapidly, africa accounts for 65% of the world's arable land and a third of the world's mineral resources, in general, there is enormous potential for development, we need to be more active in gaining a foothold in the huge market. taking this opportunity, i really want invite all our interested parties to look towards kenya, look towards east africa. the belarusian ambassador diplomatically complains that our enterprises are sometimes difficult to get going. i was too lazy to come to the exhibition, decided not to spend money on a business visit, in general, even despite the excellent

prospects, not everyone is ready to actively work, and kenya can become a gateway to the entire dark continent, with a certain degree of understanding, but still i have to admit , which is probably for now kenya is my region of east africa, for which i i answer, well, it’s not among the numbers, i’ll say it diplomatically, it’s far from being among the priorities of our industrial enterprises, yes... yes, i state this, i admit it, but unfortunately, this situation cannot satisfy. the basis of the local economy is agriculture, almost a third of gdp, approximately

2/3 of the population, directly or indirectly, are employed in the agricultural sector, so the interest in cooperation in the agricultural sector is huge, kenya is interested in buying belarusian tractors and rut fertilizers, this was noted by the relevant ministers publicly more than once. kenya also calls itself a large agricultural country, for which it is important not only to grow, but to preserve crops. there are still problems with this, large territories are not at all... chalk: almost 70% of the population call the agro-industrial complex the main source of funds.

belarus is ready to help its african partners. we can offer, on the one hand, what on the surface we can offer our excellent agricultural machinery and equipment for the needs of the agricultural sector. well, but i would see opportunities here more broadly, we are talking not only about the supply of equipment, it is necessary we need to come in, we need to work and offer comprehensive solutions related to the transfer of technologies. related to the transfer of our experience in the cultivation of certain crops in crop production or animal husbandry, and training issues, that is , we have an excellent base, plus we have a scientific school there on the basis of the academy of sciences, it is clear that this is not immediately , it is clear that this is not immediate, but these are our strengths and we need to use and offer these strengths. kenya doesn't have oil, but it has dedicated, hardworking people. people, they would like technology and equipment. moreover, local business is waiting for belarusians in every sense, dunkanjaga also speaks about this, his

company is engaged in exhibitions and sales of various cars. we are ready to support belarusian goods with exhibitions. last year your president came to kenya. we saw a warm approach to our relationship. we are ready to support dialogue between governments. moreover, you have something to offer. our farmers are very interested in your tractors. they are mobile and inexpensive, climate and nature local farmers are not spared, their strength is tested in different ways, 4 years ago, the largest invasion of locusts. 2 years ago there was a serious drought, 4 million people faced food shortages, more than a million faced hunger, but even anomalies here are trying to be used profitably, this is what a termite invasion in nairobi looks like, video from last year, insects are collected, fried and

sold, they say that protein-rich foods taste like hazelnuts. the climate in kenya is, of course, not belarus, everything is here. it’s just that it’s either raining or not, from that time there are only two seasons: dry and rainy. the average temperature for the year is +34-36 in nairobi , a little colder, closer to the minsk realities, but with such sun for many weeks not even a drop may fall from the sky, but if precipitation begins, it pours without interruption for days on end. heavy downpours often flood residential areas, in this sense, the local farmers, of course, cannot be envied; nature is constantly thrown from one extreme to another, either burning everything with the sun, or trying to wash everything away with water. arid and semi-arid zones - that's approximately. 80% of kenya's territory, their potential is not being fully exploited today . officials say we need help to start working on it. in this sense , mechanization and increasing efficiency are still of primary interest to the kinites. profile managers formulate it simply: we do not provide ourselves with food, as you do, although there are many more of us, 55 million. the state government is very concerned

about food supply and is doing everything to be sure of sufficient quantities. food in the country, for example, the president started a very successful subsidized fertilizer program, this means that farmers in other counties can get fertilizer that can be used on their farms to grow their crops, hence the cost of food goes down, this is what we really need. well, in the meantime, our food products have gone to africa, in this trading network they actively sell smargoni oatmeal, buy in large quantities and... put it on the spot, the demand is not bad, rut fertilizer, agriculture and just the hand of friendship, it’s all there belarus has plenty, the seiki leader was able to feel all this. our country completed the last geopolitical year

with a large international tour of the president, one of the points was nairobi for a meeting with wili mamruta. business circles perceived such contacts with optimism. the relationship between the two governments is welcomed by the private sector, the meeting of our presidents was exciting for us as a private sector, and i think the onus is now on us to identify the opportunities that we have. belarus kenya has a great future, phrase alexandra lukashenko very clearly describes the plans of the two countries to strengthen ties. moreover, there is something to work on, especially since the belarusian leader is well known in kenya, and this is an important factor in successful negotiations, our ambassador notes in an interview. i feel great help , great support from the fact that our president is known and respected here, that is , for me, as an ambassador, this is colossal support, not so much they know our economy,

not so much they know our capabilities, not so much they know in general what is possible . as an ambassador and a citizen of my country, this gives me an immense sense of pride. sanctions against belarus and when it comes to the head of state, others, another seemingly sensitive topic, it is no secret that some countries are afraid of being under secondary restrictions for trading with us, and here in kenya and the country that lived decades of oppression have something to answer, your opinion is more valuable for africans. you have a president who is able to cope with such pressure for the sake of belarusians, a person with his own opinion, you are one of those countries that are food secure. you have the opportunity to grow your own food. what's the point of sanctions? their time has passed.

look at belarus, at russia, you stand firmly on your feet, even taking into account the sanctions. from my understanding of belarus, you are very strong culturally, maybe your culture is the reason why other countries impose sanctions on you, they want to penetrate your culture, but they will not be able to do so, your president is a very strong president, i spent my own research on your lukashenko, and the fact remains that he is able to unite your state, which means that he is a leader whose example one would like to follow, this is what i know, respect for lukashenko is easy to explain, the president of belarus was one of the first to defense of the dark continent. the world cannot develop without africa; almost half of the planet’s natural resources are here; it must work for the benefit of the people.

friends, by transferring technologies to you in many areas that you need, we will train your people in these technologies, we do not we will send our workers to you, we have something for them to do at home, we will send here a sufficient number of specialists, be it in agriculture, industry, healthcare, education, and your people will work, our task is to teach this. your people, if africa, then definitely egypt, but no, belarusians

are happy to see both as tourists and as partners in other african countries, for example, in equatorial guinea, this is the richest country on the continent, which consists of two parts, from the mainland island, for example, we are located on the island of bioka, where the capital is located, the city of malaba. this is the oldest settlement in the state, long before the arrival of the colonialists the bubi tribes lived here, their measured life was disrupted by europeans at the end of the 15th century, they will have to live under their boots for more than one century, equatorial guinea will gain independence only in 1968. however, the guineans are still trying to get rid of the colonial shackles. our economy is based on oil and gas production. the country receives more than 90% of its income thanks to. we come to the conclusion that something needs to be changed, developed

other industries. there is black gold and diamonds underfoot, holes in the pockets. if you come to equatorial guinea, be prepared to see the following picture: clean water is an unaffordable luxury for many, and high infant mortality. rich countries are still interested in africa, they are still not interested in it...

the oven, where the fire is lit throughout the area, the grains are evenly distributed, the most important thing is that they do not burn, the whole process takes 3 days, the government

helps us with the implementation. since belarus has extensive experience in this, we have turned to you to help us in these areas. our industry is underdeveloped, and we are counting on help from belarus in this direction. we are also interested in cooperation in forestry, for example, we would like to establish the production of paper and cardboard. we are working to preserve the most significant areas of the forest. your knowledge and experience are very valuable to us; we would like you to share

them with our specialists. share knowledge, and not extract unilateral benefits, respect partners, and not dictate conditions. this is how belarus develops cooperation with all countries, without harming itself within the framework of national interests. we demand the same approach from our partners, no matter where they are on the planet. equatorial guinea is literally an ocean of opportunity. from here our products can be sent to fifty countries that are part of the african region. free trade zone, our territory , in turn, can become a conduit for african products to the yaas market, so we all have a warm, fair wind, and this is also one example of how you can make a fortune in gardening, the country earns almost a billion dollars

annually on roses, so one of... flowers a day, not at all modest sales figures, then belarusian men better close their ears, because such a bouquet costs so much in kenya 5 belarusian rubles, and this is with a rather cunning growing technology, roses are easy to grow like... to grow roses like that, but no, we buy it of volcanic origin, it is an expensive material like stone, and then we grind it him, dozens of types of roses and the same number of countries where karenroses supplies his flowers.

in belarus, the cost of one rose can reach up to 3 dollars, if you want to buy a bouquet, then you will have to spend 50 and 70 dollars, i would like to send all these flowers to belarus, we are very focused on the belarusian market, because we have a large company , we supply to 35 countries, of course, the main market is great britain - this is 40% of our production, now flowers arrive through russia, but if there is a possibility of direct ones. bets, i'll be happy. by the way, if the flower withers earlier, the company guarantees a free replacement, but so far the main buyers of kinya bouquets also include dutch companies, which then send the flowers for export at a decent margin, including to our country.

let's go back to the streets of nairobi, not everyone can afford even an inexpensive bouquet here, an echo of that same merciless exploitation, when the west lined its pockets for years and parasitized at the expense of other nations, it is virtually impossible for a large country to get on its feet overnight, because political freedom is only half the way, economic independence is also a long and difficult path, this one... inherited from generation to generation, and the social gap that was left as a legacy from the colonialists, it certainly remains, and some such substantive shifts towards a universal, universal state prosperity, they will have to wait a long time, because kenya throughout its development remained a capitalist state. a colonial villa next to barracks made of wood and iron, there is a highly developed business and

offers big salaries. and there are slums where there are no basic sanitation conditions. local residents do not refuse to communicate, sometimes they ask if there is work in belarus? no. i don’t have any profession related to riding a motorcycle, i don’t have any profession or career, millions of motorcyclists are boda boda, another social phenomenon in kenya, the name came from the nineties, kenyans used bikes to transport goods back to ethiopia, they were dubbed border to border, in other words, our shuttle traders, call their bread light today, the tongue won't turn. do you like it, or do you have no alternative? i have no?

the largest slum in africa is called kibera. 5 km from the center of nairobi , life is completely different. and it’s impossible to say how many people are here. they come to nairobi for a better life, but it turns out that not everyone has it. many are without electricity or even sewerage; many sleep on the ground. tv and radio are rare. a shack in kiberi costs $200, monthly rent is around six. plywood, bitslate, here stone walls are considered a luxury, enterprising businessmen charge money even for a trip to toilet. from 200 thousand to 2

million people live in slums. such figures can be found on the internet; even the un has not calculated the exact number. we were immediately warned that going there meant at least putting up with a robbery. life under the canopy of local skyscrapers is definitely not paradise. the barracks occupy hundreds of hectares. please tell us about life in nairobi, what is life like here? oh my friend, life in nairobi is very hard, to be honest, in kenya things have become very difficult, we are going through a lot, but here is the food, there is no food on the tables, children are not going to school due to lack of money, they are not attending clinics, no medicine, everything is very complicated. surprisingly, it is in nairobi that un habitat, the headquarters of the organization for the sustainable development of human settlements, rises against the backdrop of the slums. by the way, it is true that a social program for housing construction exists for residents of kibera, but with nuances. do i wish the government had a special program to help the poor?

naturally, do i think that the government is capable of providing such a program now? i don't think so. the government will say that it strives to build affordable homes. but guess who will be vying for these affordable homes? me, not the poor people. so my idea is that we should be able to support poor people, and we support them, but not as much as we should, and you can’t say that the government is doing nothing, it takes time to put such a city in order and decent money, so you treat some things here with understanding, although against the backdrop of the minsk order the contrast is of course striking. nairobi, of course, is a city of contrasts in the city center, here sometimes it happens like this under your feet, it’s better to look very carefully, although this is one of the main highways, generally a city one. infrastructure is a separate issue, they are trying to develop it, but nairobi is large, chaotic, very different, including from a security point of view, it depends on the area, somewhere you can safely walk with your phone, but somewhere you can lose your device in just 5 minutes. tourists are asked not to forget one very important nuance: foreign

guests for local residents in troubled neighborhoods are nothing more than the main thing. atm, so in order to avoid unnecessary adventures, in public it is better, as if it were more literary, not to show too much. in nairobi, everything is simple. repairs cycles right in the middle of the street, they also clean shoes here, here you will be offered professional flash photography and service station services, this is what a local car wash looks like, right on the sidewalk. why do you work here? i work because i have no other choice, because there are not enough jobs. josep washes cars around the clock, for a dollar he will polish even wheel rims to a shine, from his lips it sounds complex african mathematics, education in normal schools and colleges is worth it. a couple thousand dollars a year, how to save money while earning just a few dollars a day. do you have any education? i have a secondary education, and i also have a driver's license. but

you didn’t go to university? no, because it is very expensive, and the children won’t understand either, it’s all because of the money. at the same time, the largest city in east africa, also the richest, 4.0 millionaires, beautiful skyscrapers and a not at all budget vehicle fleet on the roads clearly shows understand, there is serious money here. there is also an entrepreneurial class among this; it began to develop precisely thanks to president ruta. kilometers on both sides of the rock have been occupied by the so-called haslers, and although in english this translates as bandits, in kenya it is a kind of entrepreneurial one. it’s hard for belarusians to imagine this, but these

businessmen are self-employed in every sense, there are no documents for goods, and trade is carried out according to the principle, i came here first, you can buy anything, from plants, pots, to furniture and even monuments, it looks, admittedly, a little wild, but on the other hand, the haslers have a choice, either trade like this, or rob the muzungu, as they call white people. in kenya it’s a different story, businessmen, tourists, journalists, there’s enough of all this in nairobi, but the logic of the locals is similar to latin america, you’re a muzungu, that means you have a lot of money, there’s such a thing as a poor white man, here’s a real axumaron, because it ’s easy to be like that maybe it’s the same with sellers, david agreed to give us an interview only if we buy from him pot, bargained for a mug for 200 shillings, 5 rubles. i can earn 5.00 shillings a day, sometimes 10. this is enough for me

to live, so i feel comfortable in nairobi, it’s a good place to live. i have enough money to support my family. nairobi is a fairly young city, but it has already seen a lot in its lifetime. the future capital rose from the swamps as the headquarters of the railway in 1899, and a year later was completely burned due to the plague. what happened next was the same. in different ways, but generally successful, and today ewaso nairobi, that is, cool waters, is the largest an east african city, business districts, hotels, shopping centers, all the signs of a large metropolis next to slums, a colossal stratification, like a mirror of the entire african continent. this, it seems to me, is a normal picture for any developing country that is undergoing a rapid process of urbanization, kenya is just one of... indeed, villas coexist with barracks,

but we can recall photographs of moscow or minsk in the forties and fifties, where majestic buildings of stalinist architecture coexist also with the revolutionary ones barracks, but this is a question of evolution, a question of socio-economic development, all countries at one stage or another went through this. kinya's main challenge is the wealth gap. in conditions of extreme poverty, approximately 17 percent of the population lives by international standards on less than 2 dollars a day, the majority in rural areas and the figure is of course serious, but if we take the average for africa, every third person there, then kenya certainly looks like this in this regard much more prosperous, while the share those who have very bad finances are systematically and systematically decreasing; the government plans to bring it to 11% by 2030. nairobi county is. the largest economically developed district, which

accounts for 27-30% of the entire economy of kenya, although nairobi is a small district in area, approximately 686 km, it still plays a significant role not only in the economy of the region, but in the economy of the entire republic of kenya. the main business cultural hub of east africa regularly. in nairobi, as throughout kenya, this is not the first year it is forbidden to use plastic for household needs, but it is absolutely everywhere here, removing what has accumulated over a long time is one of the most pressing problems of the city, belarusians offer ready-made projects for...

in fact, more than ten. we have not yet funded a program for energy recycling of waste, but we are looking for ways to implement this program. when will we invest in this project because of. the process of recycling waste and converting it, for example, into energy, will go down, this will help us solve our environmental problems . yes, that's what i mean, that's it one of the areas in which we can cooperate with the government of belarus. the attitude towards

belarus in kenya is difficult to express only with numbers and statistics; to understand it, you need to at least talk a little with local politicians. managers, the generally traditional procedure for recording an interview certainly turns, if you like, into a real ceremony, and the interview itself does not take up much space in it. while the camera is not on, kineans are keenly interested in our country, offer options for working together, talk about similar in their views on the world order as a whole, they behave in a very positive, openly sincere manner. such a conversation can last more than one hour, for us this is of course a little unusual, all this needs to be taken into account, and coming here to the government quarter and making up your schedule for a shooting day. what remains behind the scenes?

although i am a senator, i am also a farmer, i produce a lot of meat and milk, we have a very interesting region and a lot of business opportunities, we don’t have a lot of industry, you have, he says, minsk has a concrete example, this is the work of zimbabwe calls it fantastic, we are ready to shake hands firmly and work together, repeats several times. we have a shortage of combines, i know you have them, and shipping them from holland is extremely expensive.

this part of the wardrobe of the national clothing of the kineans is called masai. by the way, the indigenous people also have the same name. the official language in kenya is english, like right-hand drive, inherited from the british, but the further from nairobi, the more swahili sounds, it is spoken in east africa. and he also inspired, for example, the creators of the cartoon lion king.

very passionate about this, here is the green gold of kenya on endless plantations, our most precious metal, our oil, as tea is called in this country, one of the key export positions. every year , more than a billion dollars worth of products are scattered from these fields throughout the planet. kenya is one of the leaders in the world tea market, even ahead in this indicator...

and then we transfer the earnings back to the factories in the name of these farmers. ktda - collection, processing, sale, collection of proceeds, a whole tea syndicate, 90% of which is exported. surprisingly, pakistan buys the most tea, followed by great britain and egypt. in total we are talking about 43 countries of the world. the kineans themselves modestly believe that their tea is the best in the world. there is even a special feature: purple tea. experts say it helps you lose weight, and it may soon appear here. of course, purple tea is different from green tea, it is a shoot of green tea, but we have purple tea that was developed here in the country. with cancer,

blood pressure and diabetes. we love you very much belarus hope that our tea will receive the same love. an important feature: tea is collected by hand; it is believed that the use of machinery kills the smell and taste of the leaves. the fields are fenced off from the forest area by an electric shepherd to prevent elephants from trampling the crops. a high-quality sprout should consist of... of two leaves and a bud. we collect in the morning, afternoon and late evening. it depends on how mature the sprouts are. we recommend our farmers to harvest every 7-9 days. now you can see that these bushes are ready for harvest, but now there are a lot of leaves on all the fields, so we haven’t gotten to that yet, but every 7-9 days you need to come to this field, that is, four visits a month. the tea processing factory also has a special flavor, 128 thousand kg of raw materials are processed here per day, all this

with the help of almost two hundred employees, here the tea is sorted, packaged and sent to mombasa, the main port of kenya, by the way, a kilogram is sold for 4 dollars. belarus produces rut ​​fertilizers; every year we use hundreds of tons of fertilizers for growing.

we asked for a tasting, smacking your lips loudly is not incivility, an important part of the profession, this is how the quality of tea from different suppliers is determined, a professional taster tastes the drink more than 200 times in just one session, i can try, of course, take a spoon, very good, i became a tea expert, yes, you did well, many people choke for the first time, i’m just an expert in wine, so i have

some experience, black ctc tea is our main production unit, we produce about 240 million kilograms of this tea, this one we produce about 10 million kilograms, africans are waking up, so to speak, they've seen enough, they see where they were deceived and with whom to go next, they want to develop and live better, the world's centers of power are rushing to the continent of the future, but not everyone is welcome here anymore, only honest politicians are ready to sit at the same table and treat them to the best tea; the belarusian leader has earned trust. he showed that he not only respects africa in words, he showed his respect by leaving minsk for a visit to africa on the continent, he made a tour of africa, i think. visited three or four african countries including kenya. this is a show of solidarity. this is not a person who just says, “oh, yes,

we respect africa. africa is the key to the world. there are so many world leaders who talk about africa as the key to the world. but they don’t even know where africa is. they think that africa is a country. africa is not a country, it is a continent with billions of people, which is made up of 55 countries. what you said that africa will be the next key to the world is ultimately. true, that is why africa, as a continent of 55 states, must build relationships and be an obvious normal partner, look for partners, be able to share ideas, knowledge on how to do something. we have what africa needs, africa has what we need, but most importantly, it is present. great desire and people looking towards a new future, normal relations, open politics, fulfilled promises.

thousands of kilometers away, they sincerely convey greetings to belarus. the next point on the map is the many-sided asia , three countries at once - indonesia, vietnam and laos. i highly appreciate the prospects of belarus, i believe that trade turnover with vietnam can increase significantly.

colonialism began in indonesia, but it ended here. we burned. belarus under lukashenko's presidency will be a very strong country in the future. i think we need the same leader with his own confident position. belarus produces some goods, which... we don’t, my parents rode a minsk motorcycle, we made money on it, in laos they know tractor belarus and motorcycle minsk. we really need the support of both governments and presidents. we cannot ignore the potential of the eac region. in vietnam, we do not support sanctions. indonesia

is an agricultural country, there are a lot of farmers here, they need technology, a piece of belarus in the large hypermarkets of a huge country. we understand that belarus is good in the production of dairy products, this is the president of chocolate, you have something that other countries do not have, and take care.

until the evening, natasha, natasha, wait, listen, you know, you don't need to go to a tailor.