ehsan khandozi, minister of economic affairs and finance. special financing through the capital market is considered to solve the financial problems of the production units of the provinces . abolfazl kodeei, director general of the foreign investment office of iran investment and economic and technical assistance organization, one of the aspects foreign investment is related to the foreign portfolio capital market or fpi. for this , we have had two approved recipes in the past years, which show the importance of the stock market in iran in the field of foreign financing. azim sabet, secretary general of the association of stock exchange and securities brokers, regarding the growing conditions of knowledge-based companies and its impact on the economy. it will be balanced. iran capital market news base, sena. while investors were waiting for the statements of some officials of the us federal reserve. the world price of gold in monday's trading at the rate of $202 and 39 cents was stable and the price of american gold was 20 cents at the rate

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to development finance. we are having some technical issues so she will be with us in voice and not by picture. i'm sure that will interfere with the participation in the slightest. the director of policy analysis at a data, which is a research lab at william and mary college, global research institute. they examine fuller -- foreign policy and development issues and is very well known on its work on chinese lending. last, certainly not least, to my left at the table is a senior policy fellow at the center for global development here in washington, in lx or the university of chicago's harvard school for public policy and a former senior official under president ellen johnson sirleaf. welcome to all of you, let's get into the question. i want to focus on the debt issue for the moment. can you talk to us a bit about china's approach to development a and lower and middle income countries, how it might differ from the practices of traditional western donors, multilateral institutions and what you see is the key

or even it's allow me finance. have that self confidence play on your strengths and have a can do attitude. be assertive because it is competitive and it is mailed dominated. there will be setbacks and you prepare. so you're not the correct the see myself as an apple female because i think you need to be a team player to succeed in, in running it. but get to where and yes, i would say i had to be the alpha e mails to actually take the jump into it. the i really don't want to talk about the cherokee. you send me an event go, but i'm a strong advocate for women and children straighten the heart of when the mechanics squared you bring a screen behind the bottom half of the and i'm looking back at on pain a go for showing us. and the has now with them by add on at the proper in addition, young about that and then feed to have basic no good. so when the lucky for a moment is the holding fee or some of the wound only by the end can give them i gave them a give us kind of a that i think it's just a go to ship. you know, t

you are seeing increase in our own debt financing overseas.ontinues in scale not only to europe and other countries may be we will have something to offer to compete. >> there has been a lot of rhetoric out of the g7 about going in this direction, but fundamentally, not a lot of money. veda, coming back to alternative sources, do you think the pulling back by china that we're witnessing, or the slowing down of lending, presents opportunities for other countries? other lenders? i know india is active in many parts of the developing world in this, but not on the scale of china obviously. i'm curious what perspective you might offer. >> that has been very interesting. in my conversations, take the info structure sector, my conversations with managers, several indian infrastructure companies, everyone brought up china before i brought up china. which is to say, it has completely changed the way business is usually done. at the same time, the feedback i kept getting was let's not get stuck on the competition china brings to the table because the ma

how about green finance?e mentioned, hong kong has had a lot of experience and as a result of that, it has taken a very balanced approach. it has taken a voluntary approach in other cases. as it is the financial gateway to mainland china, it supports the companies there. mainland china is the world's largest market for deployment of energy transition technologies in the manufacture of these technologies. many of the solar wind manufacturers in the mainland, when they are looking at raising capital as a source of primary funding if not secondary or tertiary, they look at utilizing opportunities in hong kong. >> there are still some pretty significant financing gaps in the asia-pacific region. how exactly could hong kong look at that? >> i think you're absolutely right. it's not a matter only for asia. we see it far more here because the climate change challenge and gap is bigger, but it is a problem all over the world, so it is really the work of multilateral development banks. not only investing our own money

you know you take africa for instant it needs $190 billion to finance a year come up to 2030 to finance the green transition period what is a getting out? minute amounts. how is it going to be raised? so we have to think of sensible things like how do we raise that money? so that's one. the second is business. the facing about a regulatory fragmentation. there are 73 different carbon taxing and pricing regimes in the world today. they are confused, when they go from one country to the other they have to think about a different way and a different system. so how do we bring this together? so if we have a common methodology or framework for a global carbon pricing regime, i think that will help and then we can use some of those resources that would be raised help finance the green transition in those foldable countries that don't have the resources. so that's why i was nodding so vigorously, and if they developing countries need to get behind it. we have now, the international financial institutions have all been working on this in parallel. the imf, the world bank, the wto, the oecd. and

francine: is there a perception problem for finance?obyn: i don't think finance has not done as good a job as we might in explaining the value we bring to society more generally. i don't cure cancer. that's not what i do. i wish i could. i mean, i wish i was that smart and capable to do that. but what we do is protect and enrich the savings and the pensions of people, people who have worked incredibly hard all of their lives and diligently put their money aside in their 401(k) or wherever it may be, and we are entrusted with that, and we can give them, if we do our job well, financial security. we can provide something that enables legacy investing, it enables access to health care, to education, to a roof over your head, to pay the bills, to all of those things. that is a pretty important thing to do. francine: it is amazing, you seem to be filled with a big sense of purpose, which you do not often get from hedge fund managers. robyn: i have a big sense of purpose. i run a firm that has a big sense of purpose. and i think that energy i

francine: is there a perception problem for finance? robyn: i don't think finance has done as good of a job in explaining the value we bring to society more generally. i don't cure cancer. that is not what i do. i wish i could. i wish i was that smart and capable to do that. what we do is protect and enrich the savings and pensions of people, people who have worked incredibly hard all of their lives and diligently put their money aside in their 401(k) or wherever it may be, and we are entrusted with that, and we can give them, if we do our job well, financial security. we can revise something that enables legacy investing, enables access to health care, education, roof over your head to pay the bills, all those things. that is a pretty important thing to do. francine: you seem to be filled with a big sense of purpose which you do not often get from hedge fund managers. robyn: i have a big sense of purpose. i run a firm that has a big sense of purpose and i think that energy is something that we should put to work. when i sit down with b

minister of economic affairs and finance said: specialized committee: financing projects through a public project company with the order of the minister of economy was formed. according to mr. rouhani, this measure increases the amount of financing of economic actors by using the capacities of the capital market and causes depth to this market. the indicators of the glass hall were bearish on monday. the largest withdrawal of real people's money was from the car group. the indicators of the glass hall of monday's trading went down. on this day, the total index of the stock market moved on a downward trajectory and again lost the range of 2 million 100 thousand units, with a decrease of 823 units in the range of 2 million 919 units. equal weight index in monday trading only in the first 10 minutes of trading it was bullish and continued to move towards the negative side of the fluctuation range and with a decrease of 517 units it was at the level of 7347 units so that the general price trend of small and medium companies is accompanied by a negative yield of 68 hundred percent. the glass h

francine: is there a perception problem for finance? robyn: i don't think finance has not done as good a job as we might in explaining the value we bring to society more generally. i don't cure cancer. that's not what i do. i wish i could. i mean, i wish i was that smart and capable to do that. but what we do is protect and enrich the savings and the pensions of people, people who have worked incredibly hard all of their lives and diligently put their money aside in their 401(k) or wherever it may be, and we are entrusted with that, and we can give them, if we do our job well, financial security. we can provide something that enables legacy investing, it enables access to health care, to education, to a roof over your head, to pay the bills, to all of those things. that is a pretty important thing to do. francine: it is amazing, you seem to be filled with a big sense of purpose, which you do not often get from hedge fund managers. robyn: i have a big sense of purpose. i run a firm that has a big sense of purpose. and i think that energy

then another says the finance committee in the iraqi parliament made a statement calling for the sale. of oil and currencies other than the us dollar, the aim to counter us sanctions on the iraki banking system, but we went into the website that this belonged to where it said obviously that it wants to dish the us dollar in oil trade, and this was dated february the 2nd of the month we're in, 2024. it said the iraqi finance committee opposes us sanctions on iraqi banks citing money laundering as a pretext, the us treasury officials expect iraq's cooperation and identifying and disrupting funds of iran-back fanctions. that is the goal and the purpose of the us, zooming in on iraq so much. uh, further on, it said iraq's push for dedollarization includes diversifying cash reserves and reducing reliance on the us dollar and economic transactions. we move on now to a website targeting iran, us tightens iraq's dollar flow, causing pain in recent weeks. iraq's currency has taken a plunge largely as a result of newly imposed measures that have. restricted dollar transfers from the united stat

and we are financed only by interstate programs, like between states, and these are bilateral, that isional financial institutions like the imfa, so financing will be possible only on the domestic market, but it is limited, we cannot take more than what we have in the market today, the banking system has some liquidity, the population has some liquidity, that is, money to invest in bonds, but i am sure that it will not be able to happen although would be even a third of what we will lose if... they finance us in the united states together with other financial institutions what we are counting on, so in this situation there are difficult decisions ahead, but a plan b must be had. well, you are ahead of the curve my third question, i just wanted to ask how to increase budget revenues, you actually talked about it, i am very brief, please tell me, is there a threat that the standard of living will decrease significantly, the purchasing power of the population will decrease significantly, it can jump. and usually only the exchange rate of the national currency goes up , as it can be a seri

or even just allow me finance. have that self confidence play on your strength and have a can do attitude. be assertive because it is competitive and it is male dominated, there will be setbacks and you know, prepare. so you're not the correct the see myself as an apple female because i think you need to be a team player to succeed in, in running a team. but get to where and yes, i would say i had to be that alpha female to actually take the job into it. the, i really don't want to talk about the cherokee benco, but i'm a strong advocate for women and children straighten the heart of when the next, when you bring a screen behind the bottom half of the, you know, making that at fun pain. a doctor shown by us and it has now with them by add on at me proper in addition, young about that and then feed to have basic no good. so when the looking for a moment is the holding fee or some of the window me for the and can give them i gave them a give us kind of a that i think it's just a go to subpoena high. but the almost as

the amount of financing is 100 million rubles per year.to account previous positive experience, we , together with the ministry of science, launched a new competition with funding of more than 4 billion per year starting this year. at the scientific councils of the presidium of the russian academy of sciences, we determined the selection criteria and detailed the directions of scientific research, taking into account the demand. the academy of sciences also actively participates in the formation of topics for the fund. we also work with the advanced research foundation in competitive selection procedures for funding research and development. in conclusion, i would like to say that today we , together with the ministry of science, are working in complete mutual understanding. we also began to hold operational meetings with the participation of the academy, management and the ministry. also. the beginning of the development of the strategy was a framework document defining goals, basic principles, directions, stages expected results of scien

so, we know that the movement honestly analyzed the financing of the party in 2024. uah 840 million is planned for these expenses, and this year, for the first time in several years , the full amount was budgeted in accordance with the formula in the law. we would like your detailed information about the budget for financing political parties, how little it is, how much it is, if compared with previous years and if compared in principle with the period of full-scale invasion, how much have these amounts become more modest? in general, the formula for determining the amount of state funding is defined in the law of ukraine on political parties, that is, it is a clearly defined formula, and every year it is the same amount of funding, it depends on the minimum wage for the previous year. accordingly, this year the total amount that should be in the budget according to this form is uah 98 million. at the same time, in this amount, which was contributed to... the budget of ukraine for 2024, the money that should have gone was immediately excluded from it opposition platf

or even just allow me finance. have that self confidence play on your strength and have a can do attitude. be assertive because it is competitive and it is mailed dominated, there will be setbacks and you know, prepare. so you're not the correct the see myself as in apple female because i think you need to be a team player to succeed in, in running a team. but get to where and yes, i would say i had to be the alpha e mails to actually take the jump into it. the really the one i thought about the cherokee and ethan code. but i'm a strong advocate for women and children. it's right. the heart of when the mechanics squared you bring a screen behind the bottom half of the beginning. i'm looking back at fund paying a bill for showing us and it has nowhere them by add on at me proper. in addition, young about that and then feed to have basic no one the lady for a moment is the whole into your some of the more no me but i can give them i gave them a give us kind of a that i think it's just a go to subpoena high, but the a

but when _ finances doesn't always hold. but when you — finances doesn't always hold. finances, what that change in interest rates has meant is it is costing — interest rates has meant is it is costing £70 billion more now to service — costing £70 billion more now to service our— costing £70 billion more now to service our national debt than when the policy— service our national debt than when the policy was first announced. pat mcfadden there. the argument being, that labour is making, is we made those promises when the country was in a very different economic state. but it is i think a communication challenge for labour that will get accused of a u—turn. the government, rishi sunak has also u—turn on some of his own party's commitments when it comes to net—zero. thank you. to the us and the super bowl, as football fans gear up for the final showdown later tonight between the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers. las vegas is hosting one of the world's biggest sporting events for the first time. fans have been pouring into the city. rnb star usher will be perfor

are you optimistic for females in finance?yn: i am hopeful we will see a better reflection of difference at the top of every organization, be it financial services or borderline that. has it been a long time coming? i can't help but say, it would be terrific if you could see more female ceos before me. i hope we will see a lot after me. but difference is important. i think anything that labels us to put the most talented people at the top of organizations and to lead those organizations with enthusiasm and capability, is what we are after. i'm hopeful that i am knocking down doors, barriers. francine: the first time someone meets you it's like the infectious energy that people notice, is that how you lead? robyn: yes. i have been accused of being many things over time, but that slight duracell bunny ever ready, just keep them going. i'm a bit that. i have an enthusiasm for what we do and a passion for what we do. it is sometimes like i'm a big boom in the room. but it's something that i think is incredibly important. you don't

or even is let me finance. have that self confidence lay on your strength and have a can do attitude. be assertive because it is competitive and it is male dominated, there will be setbacks and you know, prepare yourself if you're not prepared. see myself as an apple a female because i think you need to be a team player to succeed in, in running a team. but get to where and yes, i would say i had to be the alpha female to actually take the jump into it. the really don't want to talk about the cherokee and the dental, but i'm a strong advocate for women and children straighten the heart of when the next screen you bring a screen behind the bottom half of the and i'm looking back at i'm paying a bill for showing us and it has now with them by add on at me proper in addition, young about that and then feed to have basic no good. so when the lucky for a moment is the holding fee or some of the more no me but i can get them. i gave them a give us kind of a that i think it's just a go to subpoena high that the almost

my finance team knows this test. at google i'm working with amazing computer scientists, they never fail, they can explain things clearly. david: but did you understand what they were talking about from the beginning or to do have a special tutor that's talking technology? ruth: i had a sneak preview. david: for people who are not experts on google and google search, larry page developed the page system, i guess it was called, and it was unique. but when he came to get the initial money in silicon valley, people said, there are plenty of search engine companies out here. 12 or 13 companies. people did not think it was anything unique. what turned out to be so unique about the page system that it made google a powerful company? ruth: i remember those days because i was a person who said, why do you need the eighth search engine? i was at morgan stanley at the time in 1998 running banking and our research analyst, an iconic analyst, pulled her team together and said, let's do a test. let's look at all the search engine

francine: is there a perception problem for finance? robyn: i don't think finance has done as good a job as we might in explaining the value we bring to society more generally. i don't cure cancer. that's not what i do. i wish i could. i mean, i wish i was that smart and capable to do that. but what we do is protect and enrich the savings and the pensions of people, people who have worked incredibly hard all of their lives and diligently put their money aside in their 401(k) or wherever it may be, and we are entrusted with that, and we can give them, if we do our job well, financial security. we can provide something that enables legacy investing, it enables access to health care, to education, to a roof over your head, to pay the bills, to all of those things. that is a pretty important thing to do. francine: it is amazing, you seem to be filled with a big sense of purpose, which you do not often get from hedge fund managers. robyn: i have a big sense of purpose. i run a firm that has a big sense of purpose. and i think that energy is

terrorist groups between 2017 and mid 2023, providing a clandestine financing tool that finance deliberately hit from us regulators. a lawsuit was filed on behalf of the us citizens who according to the legal claim, well mode named taken hostage, orange. and as a result of a hamas attack in october, according to wall street journal report within the span of 2 years, the palestinian islamic jihad received the equivalent of $93000000.00 via crypto. the same review claims have us received $41000000.00 during the same period. and as of now by 9 says frozen over $100.00 accounts, allegedly linked to hamas at the request of is really law enforcement. less and more about this right now and course live to i guess you can take this conversation further here on odyssey international because out friday on a w, he's joining us here on asi international, that financial economist and take this conversation and further we've also got robbie as 3 of us stop by who's joining us here on, on the a cyber low ex, but i'm happy i'm going to stop with you because we've just lost the connection with our previous gu

wondering around the planet finance. i arrive at a place where they really loves here. they speculate on the chance of a wildfire flood or other catastrophe happening. you want to try go from there on the lives of disasters. i married while i was in college and i started my family while i was doing my ph. d. my. my 1st child, he costs the insurance company, half a $1000000.00 being born prematurely. and so the person at the insurance company told me your next child won't be covered. oh god, someone whispered to me and they said, hey, go to wall street. um, you know, a lot of math, they'll give you health care just for solving one equation. okay . so in the 1st interview, the person comes in a said john does money mode of faith. and he went on and on to a 10 or 15 minutes page that culminated unless they do worship at the altar of money, there's money more to you, the anything else on the planet, etc. that has, as i have as a very long speech. and so i waited from the finish and i said no to them. why are you here as oh,

wondering around the planet finance. i arrive at a place where they really loves you. they speculate on the chance of a wildfire flood or other catastrophe happening. you want to try go from there. one way of guzman lives is austin. i married while i was in college and i started my family while i was doing my ph. d. like my 1st child, he costs the insurance company, half a $1000000.00 being born prematurely. and so the person at the insurance company told me your next child won't be covered. oh god, someone westbridge to me, they said, hey, go to wall street. um, you know, a lot of math. they'll give you health care just for solving one equation. okay. so in the 1st interview, the person comes in a said john does money mode of faith. and he went on and on to a 10 or 15 minutes page that culminated almost a do you worship at the altar of money? there's money more to you that anything else on the planet, etc, that has as i have as a very long speech. so i waited for him to finish and i said no to them. why are you here as

francine: is there a perception problem for finance? robyn: i don't think finance has done as good a job as we might in explaining the value we bring to society more generally. i don't cure cancer. that's not what i do. i wish i could. i wish i was that smart and capable to do that. but what we do is protect and enrich the savings and pensions of people, people who have worked incredibly hard all of their lives and diligently put their money aside in their 401(k) or wherever it may be, and we are entrusted with that, and we can give them, if we do our job well, financial security. we can provide something that enables legacy investing, it enables access to health care, to education, to a roof over your head, to pay the bills, all those things. that is a pretty important thing to do. francine: it is amazing, you seem to be filled with a big sense of purpose, which you do not often get from hedge fund managers. robyn: i have a big sense of purpose. i run a firm that has a big sense of purpose and i think that energy is something we should

my finance team knows this test.t google i'm working with amazing computer scientists, they never fail, they can explain things clearly. david: but did you understand what they were talking about from the beginning or to do have a special tutor that's talking technology? ruth: i had a sneak preview. david: for people who are not experts on google and google search, larry page developed the page system, i guess it was called, and it was unique. but when he came to get the initial money in silicon valley, people said, there are plenty of search engine companies out here. 12 or 13 companies. people did not think it was anything unique. what turned out to be so unique about the page system that it made google a powerful company? ruth: i remember those days because i was a person who said, why do you need the eighth search engine? i was at morgan stanley at the time in 1998 running banking and our research analyst, an iconic analyst, pulled her team together and said, let's do a test. let's look at all the search engines,

they do 80 financing, financing means in china the government is supporting or there is a private sector. let's find it. in any case, i have a point let me say that now our type is a national debate. we also have our own diesel in iran and our supply chain value chain is complete. now the most modern engine in the world, which is a benz engine, is produced in idem . there are thousands of people working in idem group, which is a gearbox manufacturer. it is a major manufacturer, and it also produces parts of khavar gardan, the company's cooler. i can't tell you about the ventilation and we have 2112 companies that are active in our supply chain network. anyway, all of them according to this boom that happened in the government of mr. raisi and according to the orders of the supreme leader, everyone has come to work so that jihadis can meet the needs of the country. saying the benz engine. i would like to inform you that in the two companies that are giving us buses now, the quality is very different, that is, we, please, the issue of the people is important to us, the issue of the people

then another says the finance committee in the iraqi parliament. made a statement calling for the sale of oil and currencies other than the us dollar, the aim to counter us sanctions on the iraki banking system, but we went into the website that this belonged to uh where it said obviously that it wants to dish the us dollar in oil trade, and this was dated february the 2nd of the month we're in, 2024. it said the iraki finance committee opposes us sanctions on iraqi banks, citing money laundering as a pretext, the us treasury officials, effect iraq's cooperation and identifying and disrupting funds of iran-backed fanctions. that is the goal and the purpose of the us, zooming in on iraq so much. uh, further on, it said iraq's push for dedollarization includes diversifying cash reserves and reducing reliance on the us dollar economic transactions. we move on now to a website targeting iran, us titans iraq's dollar flow, causing pain in recent weeks. iraq's currency has taken a plunch largely. as a result of newly imposed measures that have restricted dollar transfers from the united stat

then another says the finance committee in the iraqi parliament made a statement calling for the... of oil and currencies other than the us dollar, the aim to counter us sanctions on the iraqi banking system, but we went into the website that this belonged to where it said obviously that it wants to dish the us dollar in oil trade, and this was dated february the second of the month we're in, 2024. it said the iraqi finance committee opposes us sanctions on iraqi banks, siting money laundering as a pretext, the us treasury officials expect iraq's cooperation and identify. and disrupting funds of iran-backed fanctions. that is the goal and the purpose of the us, zooming in on iraq so much. uh, further on, it said iraq's push for dedollarization includes diversifying cash reserves and reducing reliance on the us dollar economic transactions. we move on now to a website targeting iran, us tightens iraq's dollar flow, causing pain in recent weeks. iraq's currency has taken a plunge largely as a result of newly imposed measures that have. restricted dollar transfers from the united states,

then another says the finance committee in the iraqi parliament made a statement calling for the sale of oil and currencies other than the us dollar. the to counter us sanctions on the iraki banking system, but we went into the website that this belonged to uh where it said obviously that it wants to dish the us dollar in oil trade, and this was dated february the 2nd of the month we're in, 2024. it said the iraqi finance committee opposes us sanctions on iraqi banks, citing money laundering as a pretext. the us treasury officials expect iraq's cooperation and identifying and disrupting funds of iran-backed fanctions. that is the goal. and the purpose of the us zooming in on iraq so much uh further on it said iraq's push for dedollarization includes diversifying cash reserves and reducing reliance on the us dollar economic transactions. we move on now to a website targeting iran: us tightens iraq's dollar flow causing pain in recent weeks. iraq's currency has taken a plunch largely as a result of newly imposed measures that have restricted dollar transfers from the united states. that

and will now scale up its climate finance target and project engagement.itional action is needed to combat food insecurity and other challenges. as we enter the third year of putin's war of choice president biden and i are committed to doing more alongside our allies and partners. i applaud e.u. members reaching agreement on 50 billion euros for ukraine. at home, in the u.s., the senate passed the national consumeral with strong bipartisan support. the house of reference must now act to maintain budget support for ukraine to enable ukraine's continued heroic resistance and protect our national security interests and the values we and our allies and partners all share. we should be clear, we putin first invaded ukraine, he believed he could take over easily and he failed for two reasons. first, due to the strength, commitment and resilience of the ukrainian people. second, due to the efforts and resources of the broad global coalition that has stood with ukraine. this week, g7 leaders announced additional coordinated sanctions to degrade russia's war machin

wandering around planet finance. i arrive at a place where they really loves here they speculate on the chance of a wildfire flood or other catastrophe happening. you want to try go from there. was this man lives of disasters. i married while i was in college and i started my family while i was doing my ph. d. my, my 1st child, he costs the insurance company, half a $1000000.00 being born prematurely. and so the person that the insurance company told me, your next child won't be covered. oh god, someone westbridge to me and they said, hey, go to wall street. so you know a lot of math. they'll give you health care just for solving one equation. ok. so in the 1st interview, the person comes in a set, john does money motivate you and he went on and on to a $10.00 or 15 minutes page that culminated almost to do. you worship at the altar of money. does money mean more to you than anything else on the planet, etc. that has as i have as a very long speech. so i waited for him to finish and i said, no, he doesn't. why are yo

, finance the army, but we did it, and it must be finished, if we do not have money and help, then ination we have to do it with blood and sweat all so that we win in this country, protect ukraine, protected our sovereignty, protected our people, the ukrainians, and the third issue, which we will definitely have to... do is to try to borrow it somewhere on the domestic foreign markets, it will be impossible to do it on the foreign markets, and this is not what i said about the cost money, we can pay more for it, and it is generally just the availability of money, when no one finances us in this situation, because there is a war in our country, and we are financed only by interstate programs, such as between states and these bilateral, that is, international financial institutions such as imfa, therefore, financing will be possible only on... the domestic market, but it is limited, we cannot take more than we have on the market today, the banking system has some liquidity, the population has some liquidity, that is, money to invest in bonds, but i'm sure it's not going to be even a thi

and will now scale up its climate finance target and project engagement. additional action is needed to combat food insecurity and other challenges. as we enter the third year of putin's war of choice president biden and i are committed to doing more alongside our allies and partners. i applaud e.u. members reaching agreement on 50 billion euros for ukraine. at home, in the u.s., the senate passed the national consumeral with strong bipartisan support. the house of reference must now act to maintain budget support for ukraine to enable ukraine's continued heroic resistance and protect our national security interests and the values we and our allies and partners all share. we should be clear, we putin first invaded ukraine, he believed he could take over easily and he failed for two reasons. first, due to the strength, commitment and resilience of the ukrainian people. second, due to the efforts and resources of the broad global coalition that has stood with ukraine. this week, g7 leaders announced additional coordinated sanctions to degrade russia's war ma

they are financing these opposition. members say economic form was also, you know, financing, i think, cause i've said more than half of your western government are penetrated by the rule economic form. yeah. so they, you know, that, that's how this into with that there's no democracy if we ever had it and where you're talking about charles schwab. so it's a school school for global leaders. so and yeah, i mean, you think just guys, i'm sorry, it's sorry to kind of dive up for a moment, but klaus schwab, the well, he couldn't wait for him about 4050 years ago. he called the guy the with henry kissinger. and they both came up with the idea of creating these schools for global leaders all around the world. and you wouldn't believe how many just intruder who's on the likes of them have, have graduated from the schools, from global leaders, and have been put in a parliament in a position of power somewhere in the world. you're absolutely right for bringing that up. it is. um, it says it's basically a case now all of the west darling opposition figured approved and he's now passed away in

my finance team knows this test.t google i'm working with amazing computer scientists, so they never fail the quark test, they can explain things clearly. david: but did you understand what they were talking about from the beginning or to do have a special tutor that's talking technology? ruth: well i ran it, so i had a sneak preview. david: for people who are not experts on google and google search, larry page developed the page system, i guess it was called, and it was unique. but when he came to get the initial money in silicon valley, people said, there are plenty of search engines out here. there are 12 or 13 search engine companies. people did not think it was anything unique. what turned out to be so unique about the page system that it made google such a powerful company? ruth: i remember those days because i was a person who said, why do you need the eighth search engine? i was at morgan stanley at the time in 1998 running banking and our research analyst, mary meeker, an iconic analyst, pulled her team toge

available financial resources, that is, ukraine must seek... all opportunities to mobilize domestic finances, and it is clear that the international monetary fund will also help, well, this is known to all so to speak, yes order with state spending, this is to order directly with the work of our large state enterprises, which are system-forming, these issues are related to the adoption and implementation of the national revenue strategy and many, many, many other things, well, to conclude such a short speaking, i would like to say that... with the international monetary fund and international donors, it is fundamentally important for us, if we recall the state budget expenditures for the year 2024, they amount to approximately 3.4 billion dollars, while domestic revenues cover, at best, 52% of these costs, so international aid under certain conditions is fundamentally possible for us to ensure stability and survival. of ukraine. mr. igor, but we understand that the imf is not benefactors who give us money on credit and under corresponding obligations. and understanding that the country is in

seyyed ehsan khandozi , minister of economic affairs and finance.ernment's goal of increasing the capacity of renewable energy is to reach 10,000 megawatts. setting up the green board of the stock exchange. it was a very valuable work. iran capital market news base, sena. the meeting of the advisory council of the securities and exchange organization with the presence of a group of former heads of this organization, former ceos the pillars of the capital market and some experts were held. in this meeting, current issues related to the capital market, including the financing of small and medium companies, were discussed. mohammad abdzadeh, head of the health economics commission. tehran chamber of commerce , investment funds should come to help the country's production chain in cooperation with the securities and exchange organization in order to witness the acceleration of the process of financing manufacturing companies. mohammad sadegh vaezi, deputy director of privatization organization, there has been no change in the composition of the board of

my finance team knows this test.t google i'm working with amazing computer scientist, they never fail, they can explain things clearly. david: but did you understand what they were talking about from the beginning or to do have a special tutor that's talking technology? ruth: i had a sneak preview. david: for people who are not experts on google and google search, larry page developed the page system, it was unique. but when he came to get the initial money in silicon valley, people said, there are plenty of search engine companies out here. people did not think it was anything unique. what turned out to be so unique about the page system that it made google a powerful company? ruth: i remember those days because i was a person who said, why do you need the eighth search engine? i was at morgan stanley at the time in 1998 running banking and our research analyst, an iconic analyst, pulled her team together and said, let's do a test. let's look at all the search engines, let's speed and relevance. and i think she may

my finance team knows this test.t google i'm working with amazing computer scientists they never fail, they can explain things clearly. david: but did you understand what they were talking about from the beginning or to do have a special tutor that's talking technology? ruth: i had a sneak preview. david: for people who are not experts on google and google search, larry page developed the page system, i guess it was called, and it was unique. but when he came to get the initial money in silicon valley, people said, there are plenty of search engine companies out here. 12 or 13 companies. people did not think it was anything unique. what turned out to be so unique about the page system that it made google a powerful company? ruth: i remember those days because i was a person who said, why do you need the eighth search engine? i was at morgan stanley at the time in 1998 running banking and our research analyst, an iconic analyst, pulled her team together and said, let's do a test. let's look at all the search engines,