or a kind of coming together of the syrian people to solve the problems that they should be helped to do so. some countries have been saying no. because much they went to the security council they could not agree that has been the problem and that's part of what makes smaller countries all kind of that are not members of the same to the council to have a problem if that institution does not change or transform because it means we can sit one day as we are looking at. look at a country put into storage before our eyes in this modern age as if it is ok it's back in there could be wars that could finish their countries nobody can explain in this modern age in democratic change that why have we allowed syria to be destroyed as it has been destroyed so it's a big problem. that people are beginning to say we need to find

a solution in fat for people who are saying it's too late now they wanted to do it because there was a time when we could have come in who could have. solved the problems find a solution whatever views people didn't do so it was it was not the interest mr president if it where to help resolve the problem in syria would you be ready to host president assad in south africa and give him asylum and i'm not sure that you want me to answer that question because i don't know what is it that makes people think you should leave. there's been a problem that has developed in syria is part of it you must participate in dissolving it what people should do is to find a solution in the solution. is a good solution a solution that the needs of the citizens out of their own country because if it is a police it should be agreed to how then would be only the head of state when the

problems begin i don't think we should begin to say governor who's doing this is this business of people living in their countries because their political disagreements i'm not sure it works because i can be on to. help i can plan to come come back fight because they must find a solution a solution that must be accepted by everybody you know to do what happens to those who have been. on either side that's solutions would include that i think jumping into a solution where the country could accept that note is going to form and even begin to influence what kind of solutions we should we have certain individuals if they are part of the problem they must be part of the solution partially huge problem in the syrian conflict is uncontrolled terrorism and i know that south africa. media

has been carrying a lot the story lately about al qaeda terrorist training in south african comes with really no action from the government do you fear that maybe radical islam can reach africa as far as your country. well i well i do mate because i don't know how it operates all i know right now is the gate has begun to go a problem in not enough and that's our concern as african countries because you don't want it to spread as far as it could and of course of that has been those reports in south africa where in secret people have been trying. to say i think that is the word they've been using for the in some places where they've been seen or found train work fight which means people training maybe to be sent to other places we don't know because i'm saying we cannot answer the question how far it was but what is important is that the world to most stop it from

spreading because it is not going to talk the way it handles things in the places where it goes to get back really shortly to what we're saying about the colonization of europe. africa by europe there is also a widespread belief that he wrote because a call in as africa completely out like you said some point they just left africa with disease and ruined economies and they're morally indebted towards africa not only canonically do you believe that all fell. off or not just the messed up of them they should have corrected them the states of the committed some mistakes you know because they did nothing they did not development but in the majority of cases they sank to the worth of that continent into their countries and made their countries rich and did not develop for that. if if things were equal

they would have said look let us do something to help these free africans now to develop a plan for but what about china because everyone knows that china has a large appetite for african resources at this point how do you make sure that they don't become the new colony of the twenty first century and the china is going to call in as in the. conference to discuss how to colonise food to get resolution collectively china has not done so they came to a for them wanted to do business they came to a for the. that was their turn as the mission is different they are coming to do business enough and they know that many people work for china's doing business enough i think it's going to depend on how through that does business with china doesn't mean that you cannot equate the two i've been is it wrong to say china is now coming to colonize after the murder took china's come to develop it is brought back to development in

a short space of time and they don't want to be called in and is deep in decades if not saying to us but at this point you are still remains one of your biggest trading partners and of course here they're out of a crisis has hit you even more more than we don't of what percent of the peoples of the influence in the continent they remain the biggest trading partners so i get a definite cylon their problems impaired to announce are you going to try to diversify your trade we've been trying to do so in turn to do so well in the process of that that's why as you as a board but it's just one of the steps that should be given not to concentrate on the continent that's in fat looks after itself more than looking after the partners that. i know that lately there's been a will to create at brics development bank there are already such institutions throughout the world like the world bank or the asian development bank what will be different about this particular. bank how would it operate differently from other

institutions that are similar you know for a fact that. they say you crying from the developing countries that the established banks today or financial institutions. are very discriminatory they're not allowed in other parts of for the regions of the of the world to participate there's been a lot of debate about the need to transform the financial institutions that existed to transform and the manner in which they are dealing with those that needs to be helped. using the rules that we established decades and decades ago the world has changed this is not change with the world they still do mean. dealing with might doesn't diminish they do. they will be very few countries of their would be on that would say as a result of them approaching these institutions they were able to grow and get out

of tunnel but if you could think of. this plan that we have agreed to establish it's going to operate differently festively it's going to focus on the developing world. it's going to focus on the development of the third world is going to look for them examples in africa we. gauge in the message of. infrastructure development in different countries as a collective in the continent and peace has been there for a long time long before we thought of this plan and the problem how to fund them as quickly as possible precisely because of the rules that i'm talking about this ban even to for it is family established already the african countries have been raised to put its leadership to say this spent must be useful so it's going to be user

friendly to the developing countries that are deliberately so that it is helpful to develop the economy of the developing countries and the kind of conditions that is going to put they're not there now but certainly will be the conditions that they help to get to those countries that are in trouble out of those troubles do i understand correctly that we're talking mainly about brics countries themselves and the countries that are surrounding them when we talk about no we're talking about the they did it in the bank that is going to deal with the developing world so to all of the world not to the brics or to few countries around all the countries that are developing countries this in other words is a new bank that reflects the changed world that's going to be dealing with people differently from the banks that are dealing with the with the kind of thinking of

the old world so every country will benefit it's not kind of it's not going to be it's not done for but it's only brics does business with the developing world of course without us so to cause this bank is expect it to be dealing with the kinds that deals with them. suppressed. thank you very much for this interview thank you but a. clear image of iraq after inflation. twenty day taxi trip through the country.

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