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a press conference with her deli counterpart s j shankar at they began the signing of a joint agreement between india and germany on migration. to illustrate that in these difficult times, it is important that we stand together as partners and values that we really can grow together and what that we are doing. so my visit today could not be more timely this month, as you said in india, to 20 presidency and your presidency in the un security council overlap with our g 7 presidency. so, you know, also having the presidency of the united nations security council. so minister j sean. com. i would like to explicitly thank you for assuming the presidency of the g. 20. not only in business as usual way,

but you also made it very clear. now discussing that this is a very special task and that you will shape with great responsibilities. so in yes, assuming global responsibility in this difficult moment, responsibility for the most edge and tasks of our time. we have the global impacts of the brutal war of aggression of russia against ukraine. an illegal war batch has brought the whole world into a very difficult situation. and it also creates difficulties for your country. when it comes to energy supply and fertilizers, we see the climate crisis that has impact worldwide in india, in europe, destroying livelihoods of people. so i am especially delighted that india during

it's due 20 presidents with the motto, one of one family. one future is putting a special focus on containing the climate crisis, thus highlighting our common responsibility when it comes to climate change as industrialized nations that g 20 are not only responsible for 80 percent of global emissions. they are also responsible for a major part of climate induce damage also can induce damage that has still to come . so we are taking concrete steps in this regard as well. germany and india will further expand their corporation folks hello rating the energy transition. last week in the framework of the climate conference we have made available 10000000000 euros up to 2030. and last year for the 1st project in 2023. we have agreed on projects worth 1000000000 euros. concrete projects intended to support india

and covering its big energy demand by switching to socially and ecological sustainable energy forces. by doing so, we are building on the negotiations we had at the call and we show that we stand ready as a partner for india, a partner for more climate protection and renewable energy sources. in addition to the climate crisis as the biggest security threat of our time, we have also of course spoken about regional challenges with the adoption of the indo pacific guidelines. germany has clearly committed to strengthening the rules based international order in the indo pacific area on the basis of the un charter with the visit of the frigate by an in monday at the beginning of the year. we have

also shown in this regard that we underpin these guidelines with concrete actions in the future. we want to further intensify german india and corporation in the field of security policy. so germany ones to engage in the inner pacific oceans initiative, initiated by prime minister margie we're also putting a focus on the areas of climate and energy. and we will in particular support the pacific state in fair adaptation to climate change. and also when it comes to the bond between our people, that is so important, we are taking concrete steps to day with the migration and mobility partnership that we have just signed. we are facilitating exchange between our countries. we are supporting with the migration and mobility partnership. we are supporting the life plans of skilled rack as students and trainees.

in concrete terms, we also want to cut red tape, for example, by reducing waiting times for such recent applications. because foreign policy not only means that foreign ministers meet, it also means that there are many, many people can have contact with the other country can live together. i know that with a view to this exchange in india, i know that many indians have to wait for a long time when they ask for a visa at our embassy. so one of our big task is to reduce the waiting times for such applications. we want highly skilled workers and young people to come to germany. we want to make it easier for them to study here,

to work here or to start a training program. and we also want to make it easier for german investors and companies to stablish a presence in india already. now, germany is india, the biggest trading partner in the you. and with this agreement, we are setting the tracks to further intensifying our re cannot make relations in the future because in order to be economically successful, you need brilliant minds and a lot of innovative potential. we are supporting both with this migration and mobility partnership. as the biggest democracy and emerging economy, india is a role model for many other countries across the globe. and it is therefore more important that all parts of society can, can benefit from that, especially women and girls who make up half of our population in all our countries . so as with many visits, i do,

i will also use my visit to india to speak with the representative of n jose who stand up for the rights and the protection of women and girls. mister superman, i would like to thank you for the warm welcome you have given me here in new delhi, but especially i would like to thank you for the intensive exchange we had over this year. especially in these difficult times. it is so important to speak in a confidential setting about topics where there might might be different regional perspectives . but where we see every time that we are partners and values and really stand shoulder to show that this is more important than ever. and i'm looking very much forward to our next meeting that will happen rather shortly at the beginning of spring in the framework of the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting. and i would like to thank you very much for the hospitality in your beautiful country. thank you very much. thank you. x and z now will invite some, well,

you've just been watching the german foreign minister and alina bell book speak in delhi, where she has been meeting with her counterpart there, asked joy shankar and there were many topics coverage in that meeting at which miss barbara outlined there while she was speaking to the press and we're going to cross now over to our political correspondent, julia so deli and who's been following the press conference. forrest julia, great to see. so as i mentioned there a lot, i was discuss, it appears, migration, climate security, even these waiting times for an indians who want to come here to germany. what did you make of what we just heard from at the german foreign minister on it in about book? yes, we didn't really hear a lot of comments on one of the big issues of our time, which is russia's invasion of ukraine. and that is an issue that has been a bit touchy between germany and india. india hasn't really taken

a stance against russia on the matter. and this is certainly an issue that they have discussed. but that was not really commented on in the press conference for what we've heard. but what i'm not in a bad book, germany's foreign minister really want to underline was the issue of climate change . now, it has only been a couple of weeks since the $27.00 climate conference under linda burbock was present there at the end of the negotiations. and both germany and india played a role in these negotiations. and a book made clear how important it is for india as one of the biggest emerging economies. and one of the country with the biggest populations in the world to really contribute on this front. and there are co operations between germany and india, especially on the climate issue. we've seen this 1000000000 euros fund put

forward to help india put forward projects that will help them develop more as sustainable transport for example and climate initiatives. and this is definitely an issue that has been in focus in this meeting today. thanks. julia, d. w. political correspondent, julia so deli to cry now. and since the start of russia's invasion earlier this year, crossing between russian occupied areas and the rest of ukraine has become difficult and dangerous. but there is one spot about 30 kilometer side of the city of parisha and informal card or with police checkpoints where people can move across the front line, dw young philip shells. matthew craney is trying to flee russian hill territory just a few kilometers down there. the russians are in charge. this checkpoint is the only place in ukraine where people can move between the 2 worlds. this man is the 1st to leave russian occupation to day. he tells us he hung on as long as he could. but

now he's going to join his wife and west a new crate for the secret to frequent crushing. this line is very unpleasant for everyone yet. there was just no road. everyone is scared. yet it was more like sailing the driving. look at my car. more car, so life and every one waits for the police to escort them to the registration center. and o, glad i doesn't quite make it to the check but it's done. the most important thing to women join forces to get them mother's house at the russian florida. hurry, i seem to be with you at 1st. my mom didn't want to leave. we all thought this would somehow and soon, but it's not ending. and now the winter is coming for the good to she just leave her on her own. when your soul hurts so much you can't even sleep any more. she's the most precious thing i have left at la vega. but while asana takes

a look at the engine, her friend alicia tells us of their rod road clam fighting, had wrecked so many roads and bridges and change those to where leaving at to pick their ways through farmland with blocker. liquor we just cried when we saw how everything was destroyed. afterwards, we just sat in the car on post and looked in silent. you are you doing this morning? but saw now his work and miracle on her car. and they joined the convoy heading for the registration center. they arrive, it's warm and there's tea. the women realize the worst is behind news just of when. well, i'm really happy now. i'm glad that i could bring my mother to a safer place. and that we got your in one piece, your school, it's been very hard. you know, i wouldn't wish this on any one a they have people to stay with here to night. the plan for to morrow

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