the, the, the east is naturally, we cannot agree with the replacement of international law. the cycled hold up based on the rules that some of the countries themselves declare, they themselves constantly change a lot of merit. putting the address is a round table session during the 2nd day of the russia, africa summit in saint petersburg, emphasizing the continent growing on substantial role in the world, as well as its common values. with russia. on the summit side lines, we speak to the russian foreign ministry scripts person. maria is a holler about about african sovereignty on the threats that come to the house

faced from washington point, there was a lot of pressure applied against african countries by washington. they tried and even threatens them not to work with russia. they were also personal friends, but africa, it didn't budge. africa said that it would do what it wants you to do. so coming up in the program, the rent remote is government in india faces that no confidence vote in parliament, so red ethnic flushes in the countries northeast. the price of russian crew trades over b. e, use and pose $16.00 of borrow price gap. washington is expected to remind western treating firms and oil tank or owners the ruins of escape the line for most people, they say, sorry to tell you, my name's you know,

no meal with all the latest global needs. the final day, one of the most anticipated forms of the year is in full swing russia, africa, stomach, 2023 big topics. important issues are currently being hunger died and the expensive expo for them arena in st. petersburg under team is there and making sure you don't miss a moment thought matters. let's give the floor then to the mind heading it all voice or shape the unit. thank you very much. my friend. we do continue our special coverage here from the africa. russia 2023 for him. this of course is here in some petersburg, the delegations from africa are all over this expo center here. and you can tell that really having a good time. there's a, a wonderful sense of optimism here. and we just had that marie is a hot of a,

of course, the ministry of foreign ministry, spokes person for russia. she was just here in the studio with us a token, a lot of g opponents like she was really straight. we kind of had a bit of a joke about being a straight shooter, and maria was a very straight. she would if you told me, roy, you know, you have to be a straight shooter to stop being so diplomatic. on international television. i said, maria, you're probably going to get me fired, but i will take your advice. now the guests continue to follow through here a temporary studio here for all the international i. for the meantime, we do have a very special guest. now joining us here in the studio as it is the russian 1st deputy, any human as a public. so dot com. thank you very much for joining us here on all the international. if i can just get straight to it and actually be a bit of a strict cuter, if i may, are, it's been 4 years since the last africa, russia summit has energy cooperation. has this move forward with a rush or an effort of over the past 4 years for already. first of all, thanks for the question. thanks for the opportunity to actually talk about these

topics because they are very important. and if you look at these 4 years, they've been extremely target on sex primitive on the tiles. so you cannot just talk about corporation, you have to talk about how the world changed and how the use of everything has changed. so when you do, during these 4 years, we had on proceed insects and demick, which completely changed the global energy markets. we've has, the oldest one, proceeded to change your file policies in the west, you know, a complete step away from the previous view. the property on the internet as no lo and everything, and the complete breakdown of the global system. so now everybody sees the need for an alternative infrastructure for global energy trade and not just talking about ship through 5 by some talking about financial infrastructure, insurance, payment systems, everything will just, you cannot rely on something which is not safe anymore and which is not stable right, and so these 4 years have shown us that, that that's the case. and everybody in the world now sees this. so 1000000000 people who control the corner of the system and use if you want to add that and it was functional before the, i mean,

it suited everyone talking about the rules based the circled rules based international order by rule rules for the but not for me, well exactly, you know, as it is a very selective front of it, a hypocrite drive system, right? right, right. but i mean, energy should flow to the people. i mean, you've been talking about delegations from africa, africa's the process going coincidence on the planet, both in terms of population and economy is catching up. and so they do deserve, and they do with demands fair treatments. and that's impossible, you know, when you have no control over your own sloth, right? so i don't want to be done on the equal partnership, and that's what change. so what we started with 4 years ago is it's a completely different world now. so we're now we're driving into some of the compete in new configuration of how this partnerships of what this is amazing. i mean, you, you know, part of it is also there's this multi phone a. well, there is the fact over here. there's no point talking about the growing multi poto world anymore because it is here and i think this africa summit as well, it's being represented. now of course you've got the brick, so the seo the as see on the global south but, but africa is being represented today and i, we're seeing big,

big things happening here. a lot of us, there's gonna be a joint declaration signed a bit later in the day. but i wanted to ask you though, i'm russia, i forgot energy cooperation. come that have an effect on global energy or is it, is it um, is it more if you're a domestic thing that no, it's definitely it's different than the level of difficulty avoid it because some of it is not the biggest consumer know even as a content and, but as economies grow, as more people get access to energy, it will become one of the biggest consumers. so it's different. they will be one of the biggest $11.00 of the places which as the amount. and so that means that it will be effective on mobile flows and so overall, mobile energy trade. mm hm. so we have to think of how to make it sustainable because sustainability is on the agenda. you know, no matter what the reason for that is and how we talked to it, but we should be able to work plan with neutral future. but it should be reasonable, right? it should write something which is includes if you know, i mean i'm using all those wars which are popular, you know and means yeah, but yeah, that's a different stance. includes that doesn't mean that you can come out with any

follow right. includes that means that you do get access. that's a reasonable price. yes. yes. i mean, you know, this is whole uh, essentially, uh, western agenda uh go green by white by 2030. the great agenda. and i was having some african guests here in the past 24 hours and they were saying to me, it's not realistic for africa. they said this 400000000 people who still don't have the basic electrical power needs. when this is, um, this is a very significant issue for, for africa that, but it's not just electricity, for example. what about what everyone knows? i forgot, has boss, mineral deposits. there's a huge amount of natural salt written welfare. is russia working with africa in any way re regarding, i guess, mineral deposits. but 1st of all, just want to just press one point is not just about having access to electricity, right? having access to electricity for growth as well, right? so even if you have lights in your house today and you're warm and everything, you know works when you want to grow in that business out in the industry. if you

just don't have the necessary energy to power that, then that's place us. so basically that, that, that's, that's a saving for your growth, right? uh, and talking about amino deposit so, so it's not just about being in support of nato's. it's about how much added value to stay in your country. it says this is a challenge for the restaurant, which, right? so i couldn't get the chance for africa and it's much easier and it's much better to tackle those things together because we are ready to work with africa as a partner. as an equal part. yeah, i see visit now. those are the well, it's those that, well, it's not just as a positive as an equal pauses on equal part. this is something that keeps being sent to me by the guests that come through here. they keep from africa. they keep saying, we want to be treated with respect, we want to, we want to have mutually beneficial trade. we don't, we want to be an equal pocket still looking down. absolutely us and it was something and approved and said years ago, who didn't said the west loves russia when russian needs something, an african leaders have said the same thing or west and professional pop is love us when we need something. but here's africa standing up,

straighter and stronger than perhaps ever before. they are well aware of the colonial past. they well aware of the potential for the future prosperity of africa and change is all happening. but now rushes investing with i forget, but china is also investing in africa with, with infrastructure, with helping with how as well is there any room for russia and china to work together in helping africa? and definitely there that there's beauty and diversity in meetings with diversity, rice again, because when, when you have a choice, when you can choose trying these equipment russian equipment, or when you can choose to work with russia to develop your own equipment or take part in this development because equal partnership once again is not taking a $100.00 worth of resource it from the country and then giving them back, i mean, and then the feeding them a 100 dollars and then taking gauging doors back in service it. right right. but it's not rocketing, stays on the continent, but from work together to actually do service centers for equipment, for training education for professionals. because when the next patrick comes,

he lives with his knowledge on endings with the added value, right? but so we should work together african countries and we have been proposing this and we see a huge, huge interest the worst this because when you talk about education for people and heads of delegations and the respective ministers, they all say that's the most important thing. they are what they mean. we all share the same thoughts. so actually wants to start from that, not just supplying equipment, but actually training people don't just training to use it. you know what to press a button. right? but you actually to service it to see what's inside. and that's, that's where the future lies best way or that's not, that's what sets of fun. and they say, you know, for a strong partnership, the russian 1st to the rest, the 1st deputy energy minutes, the people. so talking, joining us live here on out to you. it's a natural this and you put a big jump to do. there's an awful lot happening in africa these days and i think it's, it's, it's so valuable. the russian federation is, is getting more and more involved and you see the appreciation and from some of the delegations that have passed through here. because they, that they have this sense of optimism about, about the future of, of not just advocate for the future of corporation. with africa as well, mister sorel can thank you very much for joining us. please stand by. stay where

you are and i'll join you in just a moment. all right, thank you. thank you very, very much. of course, i hear the continued a special coverage of the russia africa 2023 summit in st. petersburg. the russian president has been speaking again at one of the numerous preliminaries sessions. and we can find out some of the latest comments from website improvement by pressing life to a correspondent don't quarter. so of course has his finger on the pulse of the president. i told him, i know the session began with an address problems not important. take us through some of the main points if you will. will. of course, a lot of our opponent caught covered a wide range of topics, but probably the most important point he wanted to bring home was the fact that russia and africa have a common interest instinct in securing and ensuring the independence and sovereignty of the multi polar world, the russian president said that these concepts can not just exist by themselves. they need to be defended. and of course, there's a long list of tasks that need to be under gone for that to take place. but the russian president did go over a couple of them, for example,

the fact that international transactions needs to be done in national currencies. and he also said that the united nations need some serious reforms, actually, specifically the security council, which still does not offer any sort of political representation to the african continent. this is something that vladimir put in said was a hold over from the era of western colonialism and that russia is going to continue to support africa as it does now and will in the future. and it's struggle against this kind of neo colonial pressure. we're seeing in the 21st century separate there's many who did it for decades. we've consistently provided support in africa as hard struggle against colonialism. unfortunately, some aspects of colonialism has not been eliminated to the state. and it's still practiced by former colonial pat was using the sons of africa. somebody defended an independent pos of development so that people often at a cost of that our lives, these ideas of freedom, independence, sovereignty a very significant even now in the current difficult conditions of international

type events. when a trudy multi part of the world order is being formed and the era of hedge and many of one or a group of states is heading into the cost. naturally, we cannot agree with the replacement of international law. the so called order based on the rules that some countries themselves declare, they themselves constantly change. it is not clear as to what these rules are by whom they were created. it is clear that they used by individual countries for their own self interest, and they change them to suit themselves. the main thing is that russia in africa, united by in the nate designed to defend genuine sovereignty, the rights to the original positive development and political, economic, social, cultural end of this phase. now another point that the russian president wanted to get across, and really another point that this entire russia africa summit really demonstrates is the fact that the african consummate is rapidly developing into a giant world wide political and economic force to be reckoned with. and this is

something that russia wants to aid in the process of development and in the end and the russian president said that russia is doing that in many ways already. specifically in terms of securing the supply of food and agricultural products to the continent from russia. despite all these western sanctions that are making a month and they're quite difficult for russia to do that. but nevertheless, the russian president mentioned that 11500000 tons of russian grain were sent to the african consummate last year. and uh, for the period of 2023 that we've been through so far already, 10000000 tons of russian grain had been shipped to the confidence. so we're definitely going to see before the end of the year, a giant increase from last year. and he also said that russia doesn't only to aid in terms of food exports to the continent, but also in terms of humanitarian aid. between 20222023. russia had under gone 11 major humanitarian aid projects in the african continent. then this is something

that's going to grow and continue, and going back to that topic of africa growing as a huge political and economic force around the world. the russian present also mentioned that a major indication of this are the large amounts of multinational organizations in africa that are growing and international pry, prominence, and one of them is the african union, which russia says should be part of the g 20 piece. the cms family is designed to be independent defense sovereignty and actively participate in the formation of a multi part of the system. based on the equality of states, i'm sure rusher and the african states for the standing solidarity with each other . i would also like to note that before all i use the african continent is becoming a new sense of power. this political and economic role is a growing. and every one will have to reckon with a subjective reality. the initiative of a number of african states to result ukrainian crisis is indicative that because

previously any mediation, emissions with monopolized exclusively by the countries of the cycle developed democracies. now africa is ready to help solve problems that seem to be outside desired. if it's primary interests, the authority of african regional structures is also increased markedly for most the african union as an expression of the opinions and aspirations of the entire macro region. and of course, those aren't the only spears in which russia africa cooperation are developing. there's a lot of them in the russian president also talked about how russia is continuing to cooperate with the african continent in terms of defense, cooperation to ensure the security of the regional situations on the confidence rushes, already engaged in direct cooperation with the defense ministries of 40 different countries on the african confidence and also cultural cooperation is another area as well. right? the russian president said that already russia has a cultural and scientific cooperation institution set up in 8 different african

countries. and that number is set to increase significantly in the near future. so a lot of good indications that africa, russia cooperation is going down a good road. the yeah, that sounds exactly right, donna. apologies if there's a bit of a transmission delay between us. definitely here, but i think you're absolutely right on and as not to be put in again saying the 11500000 tons of russian grain was sent to africa last year and already in 2023. as you said on another 10000000 tons of great as going to africa. and you know, it basically does me russian grain going to africa and is all going to be for free . i love to see that top developed by the western political and media establishment because you know what, they simply won't talk about it don't. thanks very much. we're now joined to the studio by a deputy minister of public enterprises to open up. hello. he's joining us here as our guests continued to pull through the international studios here. full archie is great to see you today. how have you been?

you're enjoying the summit hasn't been what you expected or perhaps a surprise. then give the most 2 of us of what i said today. definitely is one of the spectrum for light event. and the 2nd of it's kind the coverage, prevent of the activity does not have a new but yeah, we, uh, yeah, you can delegation all over and then you know, smile, fix it and smiles all the way with, you know, you've got, i mean, you know, you've got your coffee, you put your costs on what you for your food assigned. we just doesn't algeria desk here without jerry and wine by the way. so you do see that? i just i do believe because i'm love. oh, i'm a good one for jews. as the free go. yeah i they didn't exhibit exactly exactly according to i didn't do pictures of it and z y i. we'd like to use the pick up. well you say yes, a assembly them as i yeah. you know, obviously south african american wines, not the most famous wine in the world. if we still get in russia,

we still get new zealand. why? but we, we also, we understand algeria and wine is coming to russia. we are also want to sound the lebanese why or that's a whole new, it's the best choices in nor okay. so the more choices the bed, our diversity is the key that exactly. exactly. and had been this, i'm happy and as my friend and i look here at this, somebody we've been talking a fair amount about, about, i don't know, politics and the pro mercy of, you know, these kinds of things. and you have a shifting global chess board as well, but talk to me about south africa and russia and the relationship between the 2 is there. is there a, a commonality? is there a mutual kind of understanding of as to why south africa and russia are such good friends? what is the car the during the days of service you're doing that? i shouldn't get poorly have us in the video, but it's in of south africa and south, and i forgot because even at that time when the party said government wanted to

push back there, when did drunk or like any drugs that i shipped out of, i've default and then then dig through, best drive them to have them from taking on good that because if they've gotten so we're not still the 3 our selves and south west africa would not be there today. so therefore, there is so much of our people who change here in maybe emitted tied to the areas or the intelligence on the, the sort of jazz and the others when just typical year for so many kids in medicine and many others because they've got a new bodies and all you need does, does it does is, but these are the people get into that. but so they do, you know, and keep the phone on monday. but that means on developing this goes right. and then you guys say me fussing at me. thank you. for, for that, we'll never forget,

but now that the joe put a to today's web, the odd to do an inside the guy is a free country. we never footboard with our friends and we have passed. and then i know that there was want to determine who am i, the friend, and what we should not be friends with and the bins into them. but the good features for us as monday last that we don't choose lou and name is going to choose you out. a name is to be right. name is can be our friends and then our friends can be in images. right. but i'm not going to put them on a little different orders before that we have thing we said the coma desk and they'll come and designate today is the word or that that is for charles edward j board way. impact is not law is a provide you quote, the kid is picked up by the unfortunate it's a bit. uni paula is still a be stop board and the but if the time is on the wrong road from

1945 and nothing that'd be great. did this is the address is address that list that we need to be able to do from them. so we're not able to, but it is the clause. and then we can do how on yesterday and, and then and then says a lot of people tossing us. i think it's a lovely statement. you just may then and when you talk about the, the, the world or there was a comment yesterday about someone talking about the new world order. you know, they essentially that the global, the west and hedge them on. and, and, and somebody said that there's something new about the new world order. it's been around for years already. what we should be talking about is this new multi polar world or, and that's what you're talking about as well, a little bit, but as well. no. again, for me, if the people in africa i was looking to the future and they're also looking not just a rupture of the do they looking east with as well. but now hold on a sec. i don't want to cut off traditional partners of african. let's talk about the european partners of africa, the american america as well. are they working with africa in the same

way that russia and china, a working with africa? no, no, no drinking in the same way. you know, they come in there to go. i mean, not us, they've done been associated to them. they've done manufactured to kindly they take them to the countries in skills there and then invest in them to be find these goods and then some of the side of them to as it's doubled or tripled applied. and red is in that, this mean that allows in africa, belongs to the people of years. come in, and you guys come in, mind them. but there must be present, is that the remains so that we can then develop good faithful data if it was invested in not as bad. they even put them in the laws that no one would it take doesn't mean that as in africa. and it's only for the app industries and the car about and those that we use for guitars, right? we use for, for jed or at a place or not to view in the democratic good. have

a big of co go in that region. right. that a lot of them just put those in the not just a cut board would never be met or belive you said that didn't have those religious it imposes close relationships. not for those of relationships, odds projections in this real world or that i just imagine paula and respecting ever to but so africa is advising that challenge. i do hope that that that relationship will then have to order a new done after the government. then have that public to say no and, but actually on the one hand, never called on those the anybody in africa and therefore it's coming in on a win win situation. i invest, but i also have how are you? i'd give you a skills and i also wouldn't mind to said to in the country and that, that i'm able to manufacture, i'm not able was to manufacture in, but i see the one that's then happens. you know, i tend to then we can do those,

then develop the skills so that they can spend on their own. and in that way, you said we got a relationship off emoji. part of what is that, what is the form that you go? i just wanted to ask one quick question. when will you talk about, for example, the, the mineral resources, the mineral, well, well, all africa, which is just a but i think it's the go is cut also the us. yeah. i've heard, i've heard all of the right of, of, of the right. i've heard that the southern african countries have been told to, to take back your mind to make sure you're in control of your mineral resources. is it all the minimal resources of africa still? i mean, all the under control of western conglomerates, western corporations, or is it still? is it still kind of open? yeah, my daughter drove them. they're still in control of the west and cutting the merits . debt by then laws. i'd not be in such a way, we assume there must be a percentage of participation of where that mean that was where that people uh

so that they can also benefit from that a why the markets winds in them in the us. so it's coming slowly in their folders to have means loading them in other wells fargo and legit. zach and i've seen that agenda is a huge thing up in africa right, where the newsletter associates, they belong to the people, wherever they invest, let them begin to look at their we'd, we'd, aspects, we have the money. we don't have the money. you have the knowledge, we don't have that years, we want that money, the one that relates, but we've got them in that as how did we make sure that the people participate and then they also enhance dispute? so the move i put out of time this mind deferred to that and bit of this and getting up enough for the good jobs. good. be good. that big cool. we don't say don't create jobs. we condense, sleep. as a for japan assembly remains enough. we got 60 percent take so you don't to give her the right, right, right. the deputy minister of public enterprises over at the kind of joining us. 0

analogy international i, i'm more, i'm the more more people i speak to here, the more i'm enjoying it because you guys are old speaking from the heart. so yeah . you, you know what you're talking about and i, i just, i respect it very, very much. thank you so much the same person and by for a moment because we're not gonna jump back into the plenary session at the russia, africa, somebody here as day 2 is now in full swing. that's punch through. have a listen and see what's being said, man. are you going to see that in the still stuck? i say, 550 for us to be just not sure. and yet i agree with you with all the projects on russia, africa, the bulk machines with, if you will keep in contact with zillow. and so moving, like i said, today we're going to surprise you, me focus on the situation in ukraine, among other thing. and for the what else? uh, one more thing i would like to say about the critics group project. i want to say that this is, i've seen this international organization even what was your own this year and was

science because the good we this somebody's earlier through us from i slack to get the but it is a go later so that it would be countries could you answer india and china and you could say us gathers. yeah, great toyota. so very cool. i sent you a china, then we're going to join by brazil about them. it's led to the innovation now. yeah, great. you can ask that again. and then our friend from new york south africa also joined us, making it this was brick and i wanted to send that. so now our south african friends. yeah. is a lot of them who will be holding a summons and breaks summits in on youth assemble, south african. and i'm a to about your confidence that that meeting will be very successful. so just thank you and like to give it a flow now to present of i was in love with mister douglas. thank you. your excellent, see,

let me put the president of the russian federation in the us or the 2nd i see off because somebody gets it is the chairman of the u. n. president or the republic of the commercials. president as early as monday. your excellence is as a state and government distinguished as of the exec, 2 bodies, and organizations exit is the chairman of the you commission. and this the most of fucking, ladies and gentlemen, i'm on a drug test, this be another solution. or the 2nd that i shot up because suddenly allow me from the outset to express my appreciation

to you. next it is the present. and through to the people of that action federation for the warm or speed tell you to go to to me and magically goose. and so i will induce, beautiful and use don't exceed your st. petersburg the to a 5 because the development can not be accurate. and to complete without mentioning the significant contribution of that ice and fred bush and getting back to the u. s. s. r. the last and the pause to do with africa pro via do motor um, technical and materials supports to manual for our kind.