in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, dear countrymen. sharif university of technology succeeded in developing a system based on artificial intelligence that improves the security of communication networks. according to the announcement of the scientific vice president, this system is able to intelligently help in responding to cyber threats and after detecting intrusion into an organization , it can quickly suggest the necessary measures to the security specialists.

coordination and unification of different tools and systems, collection of security data management from multiple sources, their analysis and providing recommendations to reduce or neutralize threats are among the features. this is the product. the notarial examination of official documents was held in 1403. the head of the registrar's association said: 32 thousand and 136 people participated in this exam, 1836 of them are women and 1300 are men. according to the education law , it is easy for all students to say that this year the exam will be held every year. this is the opinion of the participants of the notarial notary exam about the change in the way of accepting applicants for this profession . then, they don't know when they want to take the

physical exam, and when it will be held. at least, this disappointment has been completely removed, both the notary and the lawyers have a kind of monopoly. he had come, of course, now people are broken and they are very upset, but in my opinion, this was very correct and timely. i think the law of education was good because those who really studied law did not pass these exams. just three years ago, there was an irregularity in holding the notary exam and the limited capacity of the notary to accept law graduates . we had a notary field that had not been tested for 10 years. at that time, it was a special quota for me to find a way on the other hand, for example, if it was out of the quota , it would be even one level lower, you could not avoid not holding regular exams. the buying and selling market

had also issued a notary license. in fact, it can be said that someone who didn't have money could not become a notary and someone who had money could easily buy that license and be able to use it. the voice of the law graduates' protest that the parliament is not reached to add one person to the 10 notary public halls. the result was a change in the way of accepting notaries. it was approved by 23. the law to facilitate the issuance of business licenses, in addition to requiring the document registration organization to hold every year the test of scientific criteria replaced the capacity ratings of taste. now, thanks to this law , these exams have become more regular. implementation of the law on business space education. this is the third exam that has been held in sarfarati field in the last 3 years and the results are usually announced between 45 days and two months. after the results are announced and held. people to legal services. sajjad wahhabi,

sed and sima news agency. india is building the largest floating solar power plant on the hundred lake. this country has become the third producer of solar energy in the world. floating solar power plants with ancestry on water reservoirs saves water resources and preserves them by reducing evaporation. these power plants have advanced technology and are compatible with the environment. international energy analysis agency amber has announced that india will overtake japan as the third largest producer of solar energy in 2023. this

power plant will be established in one hundred areas and will be the largest floating solar energy plant in the world. this project is in two stages. it is under construction and 3 companies are working. in 2023, india managed to produce 113 billion units of solar energy compared to japan with the production of 110 billion units it became solar energy. we built a floating solar power plant. our goal is to produce 100 megawatts of electricity. first, we started with the production of 25 to 50 megawatts, and we hope that our production will increase from next week. globally renewable energy sources. they make up 30% of the world's electricity. renewable energy has increased from 119% of global electricity in 2000 to 30% in 2023 due to the increase of solar and wind energy. the benefits of this type of energy are many.

its most important situation can be considered as cost reduction. if we can, it is not in the houses. of this type of energy if we use it, the air and the environment will be clean. global energy production. a thermal power plant of 2500 megawatts, a hydroelectric power plant and a floating solar power plant have been established here. we want to turn this area into a developed energy production tourism area. the share of solar energy production from 5. 10% of india's electricity in 2015 will increase to about 6% in 2028 . hasan abdul maliki of the new delhi broadcasting news agency

became one of the blood stem cell donors at a conference. transplantation of hematopoietic stem cells is a way to treat more than 70 types of hard-to-treat diseases including leukemia defects. tumors of body tissues and some other diseases. 9-year-old artay fell ill in the first year of his life. it was 6 months ago. we did a test and it turned out that this disease is a very serious disease that is almost incurable. a doctor who had just returned from germany and iran was doing treatment . he took a lot of time. he told me right in front of him that there is no cost for this child and when you don't let him, many children like arta are waiting for treatment for this disease. my son was diagnosed with the disease in 2014. eyal's so-called leukemia was diagnosed

, children like arta were treated with hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and returned to normal life, and here was a conference to meet stem cell donors and recipients. about 9 years ago , i went to shariati hospital with one of my friends to get an organ donation card . i was introduced to this bank through the same friend, and he explained to me how it works. their workflow was very interesting to me, and i became a member there 15 years ago. we were able to establish iran's first hematopoietic stem cell bank in tehran university of medical sciences after that, fortunately, this fundamental discussion developed throughout the country. in order to complete the treatment and recovery process, these children need the support of the new authorities. our people are always ready to help their fellow man, and only the transplant departments have developed a lot

in the past years, from two transplant departments to more than 20 basic hematopoietic cell transplant departments, but one of its important infrastructures is still under discussion. the donor is compatible, our people are ready to become members, but they want the support of the ministry of health, which i hope, in the hope of god, this problem, especially in the last few months, will be resolved. it has come to be resolved with the help of the new officials of the ministry of health. the appreciation conference for stem cell donors is an opportunity for all members of society to know that by donating their stem cells, not only health. their health is not endangered, but they can save sick children from the danger of death. sami nasser, sed and sima news agency. thank you for your cooperation.

all of robert lee's ancestors bought and sold people. my grandfather's father was a slave and was considered one of robert lee's possessions. you know we are black . he said: robert ely is one of our great ancestors who led the federal army in the american civil war

has been in charge i was proud of this great ancestor until i realized that this person fought to support slavery. in 2017 , there were protests in the city of shrewsfield in our state, which shocked everyone. in this city , there was a neighborhood named robert ely, my grandfather, whose name was changed at the request of the city council. it was found and the statue of my grandfather was supposed to be removed from there, but hundreds of people who believe that white people are the superior race started a demonstration and opposed this action. these adventures made me understand for the first time who my ancestors were who were slaves. now i want to know why the people and my fellow citizens of virginia have nothing in common with regard to the monuments and monuments of the confederate state. i want to understand. to what extent has the oppression of slaves by my ancestors affected the lives of blacks in america today? how come richmond

, virginia was the former capital of the confederate states and is one of the 11 states that was involved in the american civil war and the war against the union of northern provinces . 9 people black people in north carolina were shot by someone who advocated racism . photo killer with the confederate flag that it is a symbol of racism and supporters of slavery. this incident caused the new orleans city council

to decide to remove the confederate statues from the city. this state was the center of the slave trade. martha? i am happy martha rollins is the cousin of robert ealy. this is monument street. martha recounts real lessons from the american civil war. the next person we will talk about is jefferson davis. jefferson davis was the president of the confederate states of america. you should read what was written on his monument. it's very scary . i don't dare to read the words on this monument. it was written, it was said, that the civil war was not to support slavery, but a heroic epic to protect the way. the lives of the people of southern america have been against the interference of the northern states of america. what is written here

is written here not to harm the country, nor for our property and personal interests, but to protect the rights we inherited. it is our duty to do what our children in the past, they have not seen us show them, do you know what rights we inherited, the right to own slaves, i was taught in school that we were free from slavery. we do not support, we only protect ourselves from the violence of the northern states and this is a lie gary flowers from the local radio announcer, he wants to show me the statue that he worked so hard to erect in 2017. maggie's mother valker was a slave and she is the first black woman to become the president of a bank in america, st. luke's p. bank. the statues show the society and the world that this person is the one who

tried to create a right foundation in the society. this woman should be proud of, a woman who should be kept alive in memories. proud of the statues the confederacy is so disappointing because they fought to preserve slavery. for separatist insurgency and racial segregation. for my ancestors to be burned by the confederacy and pro-slavery supporters, to be oppressed, to be oppressed, and to violate confederate statues is to respect a person who is not truly respectable, to respect a history that is not respectable, not

to be respected and cannot be trusted. the real truth is kristy coleman from the expert. american civil war and is the head of a museum in richmond that is related to the same issue . history is still unclear to people and people still disagree. in my opinion, why parts of the history of slavery are still disputed in america is because we lied to each other about the cause of the war in the last 150 years. these stories should be repeated at home and in schools to be accepted. this is done exactly. if your question is why there is still disagreement about these issues in america, the answer is because america

was built and treated this way and that is what caused it. the result of robert lee's actions caused the number of casualties in america to rise very high, even i could not bear the pain his conscience should come to an end, so in the last years of his life , he told others not to make a statue of him at all and

not to sprinkle salt on his wound, and this caused discomfort, he was very stubborn. for example, how similar are you to your grandfather? i believe the statue should be removed because it symbolized a shameful cause , the war to preserve slavery. more than 700,000 soldiers were killed in the american civil war. something equivalent to 3 million people today. i think knowing my ancestors wanted no memorial. it is a little consolation for me that they were not from this dark historical period. it's time to with i face the sins of my ancestors. located in peterswell, maryland, this church was built by enslaved blacks my ancestors. when i was a child, my grandmother used to bring me here. i came here to

see two of my grandmother's friends whom i have known since i was a teenager. can you explain or not? this is my mother, madeleine anderson. my name is clarice anderson. my mother was a nurse for this little girl and my mother's mother had to work for a small amount of money. so your mother's mother was born a slave and my ancestor roberti was a slave. yes, that's right.

my grandfather's father was a slave and part of his property. me me i prefer to live in the moment and i know that i can go wherever i want and do whatever i want and i don't have to blush in front of anyone. this is me in the present time and this is where i am now. you know, i want to know what can be done so that we don't go back to the past and those terrible things don't happen again. try to treat people right . don't think too much about what your great grandfather did. i have no problem with you and

i am proud of you. if you want to do something, then make sure that you do the right thing. i don't know what you want to do, but if you win the lottery. a few thousand pay me dollars i hope we were able to help you. i hope it was so. because i think you have a very good family. you are a good young man, thank you for listening to us. it feels good that stella and clarice hold no grudge against my ancestors for what they did. but i want to respect their suggestion to do the right thing. but it is surprising that these people do not even like to talk about the past and the disaster that happened to their ancestors

and avoid remembering it. i want to know that now compared to the time of the father my grandfather how close we are to racial equality.baltimore is the largest city in maryland and only an hour away from my hometown. baltimore has a population of 3 million and a large percentage of its population is black. in 2015 , there was a street protest in baltimore and the cause was the death of a 25-year-old black man. freddie gray suffered spinal cord injury while in police custody and died. none of the police officers were convicted or fired for this incident. i visited kwamiloz. he is a young political activist who made headlines during the protests. a film of him was released he was blaming a famous presenter for not reporting the problems of discrimination. problems that cause unrest.

the area is somehow confusing the white population here, and i do this on purpose . you see how the police are patrolling some streets in the neighborhood to protect people, for example , if you go a few streets higher, the police are there. they meet differently and they are completely different. yes , and look here, if white people get drunk and gather , the police have nothing to do with them, but on the upper street where there are black people, if people gather together. listen, the police will come quickly. he disperses them and tells us to go and see what a peaceful area it is. it's very good. the only problem is that 63% of the residents of this city are black, but

you won't see any of these blacks in such an area. so, i'll take you to a part of baltimore that freddie gray grew up there, when we pass this traffic light , you can feel the difference from the neighborhood we came from . we see abandoned shops and houses here . there are more than 30,000 homeless houses in baltimore, the majority of which are concentrated in black neighborhoods. wealth inequality in this the area is intense. there are three times as many blacks living below the poverty line as whites, and black unemployment is probably four times higher. this is america. the richest country in the world. these are the houses of gilam area. freddie gray used to live here, so we reached a neighborhood full of poverty, inadequate government housing, lack of opportunities and

jobs. many people grow up in this neighborhood. children who grow up in poverty in baltimore don't have the opportunity to live five blocks away from their hometown. tell me how the police behave here. he was here under the name of flindo castiel, who carried a licensed weapon with him , followed all the rules and regulations, but was finally killed by the police . there was another person who wanted to escape and leave.

having services for the development of the country means that black people have the right to live a basic quality of life , that is, the quality of life of the people who enslave us and oppress us. they should know more about the inequities that blacks still experience in the city of baltimore than in the state of maryland black lives matter.

he was shot dead. a lot of drug deals and crimes happen in this parking lot, and unfortunately, a lot of murders and robberies happen here. written by the soul of diesel baby, the pseudonym was diamonte. his mother, who was the head of the family, worked hard to raise her three children alone, and some people from another neighborhood came to steal from her and eventually kill them. he was a very good child. he always tried to improve. we accepted him from wilberforce college and... on the day we were supposed to give him the documents to go to college, unfortunately , he was murdered there. i'm sorry that this i hear yes very sad these children feel that they have to do this to survive . to buy modern things like mercedes-benz , they don't do wrong, but if they don't do wrong, they sleep hungry at night. the people of these neighborhoods want nothing

but opportunity. the same opportunity that is available to the rest of america. losing a child is very painful . you always read in the news that people sympathize with parents who lose their children, especially children who are killed in the street. now it has happened to me and i have become one of those parents. thank you very much 34 murders in 2017 in baltimore it happened that more than 90 percent of them. they were black. i just finished 6 years in prison. when i was growing up in this neighborhood, i had to try to survive and pay for my grandmother and my mother. my brother and i were young and we had to do this. we had no other choice. we had to. you know you have to. i have to survive on the street.

you know that our work is over. prison or death will kill me . i think that my son is going my way. i can't even take my son from this neighborhood to another place. do you know what all my family is stuck in this neighborhood. when you look at past generations and what are the privileges that white people created for themselves and what are the privileges for black people? didn't you say that? ah, because you are white, you shouldn't have the best opportunities compared to me, but now you are like this in society. then let us decide what to do with government aid, but we didn't have the chance , we were hit so hard