fixed the global economy, which means they have to comply with environmental requirements to meet these international taxonomies and comply with the requirements of the sg, so wherever we turned before, melted back, now turned to the east. doesn't matter. we'll see. there are the same sg criteria, yes, with their own specifics, well, there are specifics, and not only between uh, west and east, but also inside asia , everyone has specifics uh, pick up problems. china as is that the country grew in fact including due to cheaper products and from e due to the fact that they forgot that the green economy completely turned out to have three problems. first problem. the fact that in the first place the price rises. this is clear. if to all the retention of the product, and all these chains. secondly, the huge degradation of the land, especially throughout europe to the east. china - these are the lands that are adjacent to russia and in the south of china, where the main production bases are. and as a consequence, the third point is the concept of environmental standards in china by itself, uh, uh with a quality indicator

that is why, for example, when russian products are now sold in china go. so there are still limits to agro-industrial products. uh, they always go branded. uh, organic food, organic food, it immediately adds value. that is, for example, china now to choose the situation must invest. almost 6% of gdp in order to really meet the standards that exist, and countries that used to be asked by singapore japan to have already gone through this stage, and therefore they are already cheapening. here are these environmentally friendly products. now you know, singapore also has very interesting examples, since even the ministry of nature protection and water resources was renamed the ministry of sustainability. and for them now it is very important to develop a green economy in agriculture. here is a small country, there are not many natural resources, but even in these conditions they set the task of providing thirty percent. its own production

until the thirtieth year there develops a vertical agriculture. this means cities must provide fresh produce that also contributes to sustainable agriculture. also sustainable aquaculture is the application of precision farming technology. we have great examples. our companies, for example, efka invested in an innovation center that produces plant-based meat. previously, we only heard about the company. such as bian-mit, they had a burger after them. now there is a few in china, uh, requirements, only tougher in general, a crisis the criteria that companies uh implement uh, in the middle east, people really live by this, that is, uh for us, uh, climate change. hunger well , in general, some kind of global problem, anyway, we are a little away from this and we don’t have emotional experience yet, but there, er, heat,

hunger the key is that these principles will be. steady some extra. ah, the indicators that make it possible to say what a colleague said there, i don’t know, yes, to extend the shelf life of products, yes, to minimize. through for example, environmental impact polymer solution to save some resources. it seems to me that this may be an additional additional feature of these products of our companies, which will be able to gain a foothold in this market and find a niche, of course, anyway. i think that since this is a global economy, a global market that everyone wants to enter because of its capacity there and growth prospects. i think that all the same, there will be a question about and first of all, there will probably be a question about economic efficiency. e costs, yes, per ton of production, comparison with other manufacturers, but those criteria for sustainable development, about which i said, can give additional value. the offer in these markets is the same company, for which not only the economic agenda is very important, but also

the social responsibility of the company's shareholders is also extremely high. they are starting to come out very fast now. and you know, well, i won’t say what to dominate, but it’s enough to quickly enter the market, uh, neighboring countries in particularly the people's republic of china. is it necessary to create a common sg infrastructure within the unification of a single taxonomy of green finance, a unified system for accounting for emissions and trading in carbon units, it will be necessary to align our taxonomy, er, and align understanding. we are now more europeans. now we switch to the east and we will do this work with strange asia-pacific countries with india china and this is work. in fact, the good news is already beginning, that we are ready for it , we understand, what it is about, you don’t understand the requirements. uh, finalized, the next story is the compliance of russian manufacturers' products with the

requirements. uh, respectively, new importers of our products. yes, for the time being they may not be as strict as in europe, but it is a matter of time, because china cannot export with such strict requirements, but import. well, something that actually, as we remember, will intensify. uh, carbon footprint. for chinese products, a single taxonomy is the only option. how can we to evaluate what we are doing, because the problem is, in general, if we take the eu and plus the adjacent ones. i am a huge piece from asia, because i remember that we also have a number of dialogue partners there, vietnam and singapore, and so further. uh, they are a long time in different periods. they introduced their own environmental standards and therefore it is very difficult to evaluate a product that is produced, for example, in russia or belarus or kazakhstan, or is supplied to these countries or, on the contrary, comes from

these countries according to the green standard, it is very difficult, therefore, in general, this is a very correct moment. the question is different, because in many countries we will be honest. they will resist this psychologically, because they are private traders. yes, uh at the official level, of course, everything is going well, but uh, because the vision of green standards and a unified taxonomy. uh, it's uh, always an expense item. i want to add that here is by organic agreement. it's almost the same standard. this is also a green standard, as we are working now. first of all, we took all the best international practice codex alimentarius under the legislation that is adopted in different countries of the world. here someone is using the word organic, someone is using the word eco-friendly, uh, pure farming and the consumer is getting confused, so now we are harmonizing the definition into an agreement that we all agree that organic eco bio are synonyms that we can use

this system here. i think she should be. well, as if adaptive to the requirements of business, which exist, for example, in russia, yes. well, all the more in current situations of restrictions and reductions, including opportunities to attract funding. it seems to me that this is one trick, that is, our taxonomy, of course, and a slightly wider eurasian one, that is, space, if we take on to focus on helping producers, well, in a good sense, stimulating industrial products with such characteristics that will be in demand in those markets where they will come and allow you to recoup these investments and return them. well, how to return the borrowed money, that is, it seems to me, this is one part about those who produce and who, where do you want to go, and now about the markets on those markets, and those markets where we want to come with all products. i think we should too. well, how can one understand the pragmatism of the regulation that exists there, because these are conditionally chinese partners, who, quite rightly, my colleagues noted that, in general, there is china or india, that is. uh, anything to do with green. eh, like a

summons, yes, there is a rise in prices. yes, i don’t know conditionally per unit of production, of course, we will have higher costs compliance with some standards. the same agenda, which was largely imposed on us, in some aspects. he's just take away this so unnecessary, but leave what is really needed. and, of course, certainly, that here and in my opinion. important this is an environmental component, and again, it is not measurable. it's in some fairly ephemeral tons of carbon footprint and so on. and it’s quite normal work on, finally, setting up work on the disposal of waste from your processing real e-e content of the environmental agenda for the careful attitude to e and the introduction of a careful production of the city of the extractive industry, for example, the observance of the rights of indigenous peoples in the industrial development of certain territories.

rushydro has been actively working in the east for a long time ; for more than 90 years of history, they have designed most of the hydropower plants in vietnam, laos, cambodia, indonesia, as well as the hydroelectric power station and the water supply system of the kudankulam nuclear power plant in india, in the company’s promising portfolio of large-scale projects in asia, in fact. i think we sometimes we underestimate the effect that power plants have on a territory, on a country, on society, i will not be afraid to use this word why are we used to it? what is hydrohexaion? it is, well, electricity, expensive, cheap from a hydroelectric power station - this is still a complex effect of the development of the territory. why did i think, who knows that, for example, more than 30%, e. drinking agricultural e . formed with the help of a hydroelectric power station, and

we even have a mode of operation of e-hydrocetations. we primarily work for the needs of water transport. that is, it is even a priority, and along the crests of the dam, some were made by the federal highway, both russia and india have a large amount of hydropower hydropower. india is developing very strongly, so the easiest way to get hydrogen from the available reservoirs in india and in russia is as far as this direction is promising, the reality of hydrogen is still high in the world, and we see what u need. in the thirtieth year in the garden, it can be about 600 million tons. this is a large and large volume, and, as it were, how much we planned 10 million tons. i think that here it is freely placed, by the way, on hydrogen, no uh, no sanctions were imposed, therefore, if we do, then, well, in my opinion. the export of hydrogen can

continue, especially if the carbon is hydrogen. ah, so this, by the way, may be a good tool for still moving back and exporting to the west, then what is that what is mm in the west it will definitely be possible, because there are definitely not so many capacities for the production of hydrogen. but in china, it's actually the other way around. er, china now produces 33 million tons of hydrogen and china is one of the largest producers of hydrogen in the world. already now, they will not only build up this program, they have a corresponding statement from the state. with which countries of the east does russia have the closest ties in terms of hd which is produced in the republic by e, the eastern oil pipeline, their pacific ocean goes to the people's republic of china for many years. the same gas pipeline, the power of siberia , has been for many years already going to the people’s republic of china, the coal that we mine, in principle goes to many countries in the asian

pacific region, and he believes the work will continue. well, if we talk about some promising areas, then we certainly see the issues of on-site processing of iron ore. uh, metallurgy and its creation here in yakutia is also a question. you know me tomorrow or the day after tomorrow with us, ah very big request. well, of course, first of all, a little less from china from india to the russian energy sector at various points, including the rosgider. and in general, many other companies are actively working with china. pay attention to how they work correctly now. we have rebuilt. that's all, firstly, most of these companies enter the chinese special economic zones and open their sights there. what for? firstly, it’s immediately here, if you prove that this is not just energy, but if there is also an ecologically clean environment, then you will immediately have an exemption from income tax for a while, a decrease. vat on

services we are definitely not making any turn to the east, we have been working with these countries for a long time in terms of dollars. for the first time, we sold more than one billion dollars for export, approximately, evenly distributed between china, india and the middle east, middle east, north africa. latitude with large tanks, and we understood that and even with our innovative projects. what's the point of going to western europe, what's the point of going to north america, they have their own. and all this will always be. e is, as it were, a competitive struggle, and on a snout, well, potentially the current market. maybe it's interesting but new food. she's all going. that's from fast growing. uh, territories of regions. and who will be there first? someone will be next there on the next 10-15 year cycle

, huh? we feel confident we believe in africa more than western europe than northern america, indian companies are interested in implementing new projects in the far east, these may be projects to modernize airports, cargo terminals, and are also interested in their agriculture and steel foundry. and what needs to be done so that cooperation in terms of the green economy and sg with this region reaches a new level so that our turn to the east goes more actively. we need to create the infrastructure for this rollout. well, in this case, i mean, uh, ecological same infrastructure. uh, our good news, by the way, the most important project on carbon units is our project on sakhalin, in general, in the east, and i think that, if necessary, it will be necessary to look at and possibly adapt it to the

new requirements of our eastern countries. eh, colleagues with whom we will cooperate, and therefore sakhalin is very well located in this geography, the next topic is, of course, the creation of infrastructure for 570 billion rubles. - this is a pipeline of transactions, that is, the expectation of a transaction that only our banks have, well, territorial banks that are located on in the east of our country, first of all, work with e, with liquefied gas. this is what actually reduces the carbon light. this is something that is in great demand. well, of course, there will also be transshipment terminals. e, container terminal and e. oil by oil products sakhalin will become the first carbon neutral region of russia in september. there will start an experiment to control greenhouse gas emissions in the plans to reduce the mission of co2 by 1.200.000 tons. it is already gasifying houses, switching boiler houses from coal and fuel oil for clean fuel buys buses that use gas helps residents to re-equip

their cars, the region is changing, and not only in but also in the social direction now the productive forces will be drawn here, the population will be drawn here, therefore we will increase the volume of housing construction, therefore we are doing social programs so that it was comfortable. look at the fundamental thing. look , business development requires resources, resources, gas , oil, which means labor labor resources. everything everything it is. yes, in order for a-a to work more actively, e, a business needs a comfortable living environment. and we are now working on this comfortable environment - this is good housing. this is good medicine, good education, that is, all this is what we are doing now a little bit of asian partners. there is no direct interest in this in our market, because they have built a logistics chain to produce something even in such an environmentally friendly green form. uh, probably technically it is possible to find money. the question is, how are we going to deliver? this

e in china in how much it will pay off the cost of the product and so on, so our task is not to wait until someone brings us money. that's what my colleagues are talking about is the creation of their own production facilities based on green standards and already entering these markets with finished products at appropriate prices. here. i want to say that definitely foreign investors. e are important for us, but again, given the riches that are in the yakut land. i am a supporter of the fact that russian companies should develop them. they are foreign and, of course, if there is a need, they can attract the thickness of foreign capital, the same chinese and the same indian, but in relation to investment. e. well, to be honest, well, that's enough. caution, consider uh and try. the theme of attraction we are

actively involved in innovative projects. here , uh, there is a very large positive response, because for example, if in our country the topic of diabetes is a serious and problematic issue, but in comparison, for example, with uh, the united arab emirates or saudi arabia, where uh is the highest in the world the level of diabetes. and there is just a national trouble and there is a sweet protein. it simultaneously has the potential to solve two problems - food security. they make all the sugar , and here you can start producing it. it 's biotechnologically right on the spot. imagine here in terms of attracting money. i would say more involvement of knowledge of these production technologies, because this is also a key factor. the earth is not only a technology for optimizing the use of natural resources and chemical fertilizers. and this is also data collection, because without data collection. doing work on

indicative indicators will be very difficult. that is, how do i meet certain indicators with the release of healthy soil. when we have these sensors and other mechanisms for collecting information, it makes the task easier, so finance today financial affordability is a little bit of a problem. in my opinion. the hong kong stock exchange is even more demanding than the london stock exchange in terms of sg, some experts believe that russian business did not go east for a long time , not because there is little money, but because it was easier to go west, right, this and which russian companies are represented on the eastern stock exchanges, the chinese stock market of all china, uh, is about 9 trillion us dollars there is a very large, uh, green so-called sg sector, therefore, if our company now, no matter how it is placed on the new york stock market, bypasses for example in

hong kong or in the shen, then welcome the same sg principles of about 70% of chinese companies declared that they, in one way or another, undertake obligations to comply with the sg3 principles and also we see that, but right at the exhibitor every year five times. the number of companies that sign the united nations document on sustainable development is increasing. if we talk about some kind of unified methodology globally, we see it not on the european american markets and on the asian ones. well, once again, it is different, but the indicators are actually key, which everyone pays attention to. they are united, so if a company wants to be present and attract investors and sell their product and comply with regular, well, regulatory requirements, then please, please, have goals to reduce. all types of impacts water air waste co2 have

a strategy to involve. if you are in our industry a company that manufactures polymers is important to have. uh, everything that is connected, for example, some kind of recycled products, involve polymer waste, offer new solutions to customers. and these customer decisions depend on the goals global companies, which also exist in the asian markets, so this is such a complex, sort of gradation, as it seems to me, well, no matter how well it really is, it depends on the low driver , asian markets, it is hardly tougher than what we are used to, focusing on european american markets, we must understand that it is impossible to enter quickly, because maxim mentioned the game. this is a very important point, the competition is monstrous, there is competition, both from local digs and from hand western companies that decades. there they are already accustomed to everything and products and to their brands. they have learned to work. they hired local staff who created their kind of eco environment and, uh, how russian companies later came to this market, moreover , they made a lot of mistakes. uh, because we were

counting on uh, friendship for love for such good dialogue, really. no, it's important, it's really important, but the cycle, for example, the exit, doesn't always work either. uh, a russian company, for example, in chinese or in indian market. this is usually 3-4 years. that is, uh, we must understand that you will not reach operating profit in the third year, and it will generally be. fine, i mean, you have to hold out, uh, and there is such a thing. e, slow seepage, that is, when step by step, somewhere under dumping, they sell their products, you establish dialogues. well, here is a very profitable vietnamese market quite profitable indonesian malaysian market. uh, they are still sufficient for a very long gradual entry there, well, there are countries where and to russian idea. uh, very positive relations in china, uh, primarily in the middle east in africa. but this is less

relevant today, to be honest, because food security, especially the last, especially the last two months. especially in recent months, even uh this topic has become so hot uh in just forming a context uh, and uh in the persian gulf countries of the persian gulf in north africa uh, that just having food or having some kind of sustainable supply. it's already is a competitive advantage. now i propose to choose a topic for the next program. point your phone camera at the qr-code on the screen and vote for what you are most interested in modern challenges in the social sphere of improving financial literacy or supporting small and medium-sized businesses, and we will discuss this topic next time. sustainable development in russia is changing directions. outwardly, attention shifts from west to east. but the main thing is focusing inland

on specific projects for restructuring the economy and maintaining the quality of life of citizens. it seems that now is the time to understand how sg principles began to change the work of the company, why and for whom it is needed, and to realize that sustainable development is not an additional burden, but a natural trend and new opportunities. it was a green transition on the russia 24 tv channel, see you. it's always interesting how it all starts. now everyone will see the producers of good things want and most importantly.

the forces of the lpr and the russian army entered the territory of the settlement of katerinovka, they said in the people's militia of the republic katerinovka is one of the important fortified areas out loud. at the same time, they continue to attack residential areas on the eve of the rocket. they again

used it in stakhanov, and the situation in the lpr, we will find out from our special correspondent igor pikhanov, he is in direct contact with the studio igor greetings what is your situation now? hello oleksandr, the ukrainian military continue to shell the territory of the lugansk people's republic. the day before, they used a tactical missile uh, it hit the city of stakhanov uh, the explosion occurred in the residential sector as a result of the place where this projectile fell formed into a deep crater. uh, its depth is more than 5 m. as a result. local residents died there , five residential buildings were damaged, and ukrainian military hedgehogs shell the territory of the lugansk people's republic almost daily from tactical missiles point at as well as hurricane multiple launch rocket systems . this is about 40 km from the city of stakhanov

, several other settlements also came under attack. these are the cities of kirov ierami on a red beam. at as a result, a large number of local residents died. e. a large number of people have been injured, as well as residential buildings have been damaged, now rescuers in the luhansk people's militia, together with colleagues from abkhazia and the russian federation , are clearing mines . let's listen to a resident of the city of stakhanov nothing, i always screamed. i felt like i was sprinkled. i answered for a long time, even for 5-10 minutes i hear, then lads neighbors. i'm here. the people's

militia unit, with the support of military aviation of the ministry of defense of russia, is liquidating the enemy's firing points, from where strikes are being made on the settlements of the republic, so on the eve of the all-union suffered losses. they lost about 30 more than 30 personnel and destroyed eight armored personnel carriers and eight military vehicles allied forces continued offensive operations since the day before. uh, the employees of the department took, uh, the village of orekhovo thus blocked the supply channel for ukrainian militants, who are now are, uh, which are now blocked in the city of zolote, also on the eve of the allied forces took the settlements of metelkin, as well as seversk, thus blocking the supply channel for weapons for the ukrainian military, who are now in the city of lisichansk, on the eve of the apu units that are surrounded tried to get out of

this boiler, but they have nothing. the failed attack was successfully repulsed by the people's militia units in recent months. uh, the ukrainian military, who are now located in lysichansk and also in the city of gold, many cities, luhansk and the village of the lugansk people's republic were shelled as a result of these attacks. there are a large number of casualties among the locals. let's listen to the comments of the people's militia. an operative attempted to break through on the right flank. the battle lasted an hour and a half, and thanks to artillery and infantry interaction, the enemy was thrown back to their positions. at the same time, he suffered significant losses in manpower. elevator every minute. every day brings us closer to victory. well we we think they will soon. we're not going to go

anyway. today, people's militia officers delivered to the front a batch of humanitarian aid from war correspondents, as well as activists of the all-russian popular front - these are thermal imager quadcopters. also military uniforms. let's listen to the comments. copters, unfortunately, are lost very often, because the enemy does not sleep using electronic warfare. well, and, accordingly, the copter is enough for about a week on average from parts, but we will soon conduct training on this week we will start the guys so that they know that in case of applying the fish. how does the copter behave? what should be done with him at such a moment, how to work out, and so on, the next delivery in the lugansk people's militia unit

is planned for next tuesday and, accordingly, we are already planning that in 2 weeks. uh, there will be deliveries like this every day. peaceful life on the territory of the lugansk people's republic is gradually being restored today, representatives of the ministry of natural resources and ecology of the russian federation handed over to colleagues from republic of equipment for reforestation, as well as control of forest fires. now the weather is hot in the republic, and there is also the minimum amount of rain now and this equipment is extremely necessary for local specialists alexander yes and says thank you, and our special correspondent igor pikhanov told the situation in the lpr. the kremlin reacted to the publication of the finational times , it may be cutting off supplies via nord stream, according to the publication of the authorities, germany fears that this could happen under the pretext annual summer pipeline maintenance.

here is how the presidential press secretary dmitry peskov commented on this. fulfilling all its obligations and being a very, very reliable language of itself for many decades. uh, what they consider energy resources in europe, of course, russia is very careful about this, its rhinome exists, certain technological cycles, the turbine is a technological reason. and if the turbine needs to be serviced or if the turbine needs to be returned from repair to its place of work, and it is not returned. well, probably the fact that the turbine does not return. it's really logical. here , everything is very obvious; there is no double knowledge here, and our germans are well aware, after all, all the technological cycles of servicing gas, so it is strange here to fly to all politics.

the ideal solution for the kitchen the countertop of the kedr factory is moisture resistant reliable environmentally friendly there is an ordinary countertop, and there is cedar ask kitchen manufacturers for a cedar countertop head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov today is with a worker during his visit to tehran, during negotiations with his iranian counterpart, the diplomat discussed issues of regional food and energy security, as well as western sanctions. our special correspondent boris ivanin is following the visit. hanging sergey lavrov tehran is furnished to the highest standard here in the government quarter, where the ministry of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of the russian minister is located, welcomed on the red cow carpet near the fountain. it's like a symbol that it's time to refresh

and bilateral relations sergei lavrov welcomed his iranian counterpart asin amir adalakhian, one of the main topics of the talks between the two ministers. this is a return to the parameters of the nuclear deal deal that was negotiated by tehran and six countries back in 2015. russia then acted as an active intermediary of iran's zoology to the west, but then washington unilaterally withdrew from the deal. and now the question is how to play the role of a us negotiator in moscow when our country is under american and european sanctions and has already overtaken iran in their number, we will strive to ensure that the sap is restored exclusively in its original configuration, as it was approved by the 2015 un security council resolution, without any refinements, without any appendages, and that all illegal anti-iranian sanctions, which are contrary to the svd have been canceled hope that washington, uh, will make

a rational choice. although uh, confidence is final in this. oh no, i remember. what exactly after the united states refused to fulfill its obligations under the nuclear deal to comply with it conditions ceased and iran in general. this is logical. but what frightens the west now is the islamic republic's new experiments on enriching uranium allowing the experts of the international atomic energy agency to iranian centrifuges. now the negotiations themselves are limited, they have reached an impasse in tehran, in principle, refuses to conduct a dialogue with washington directly, so the communication went on at the site in vienna, the austrian capital had eight rounds of meetings, then they said from the outside that the process had ended. at the finish line, however, in the spring everything stalled. this pause has been going on for several months, fuel was added to the fire by the recent anti-iranian resolution adopted by the iaea under pressure from the united states and today the minister of foreign affairs. iran once again voiced its country's position on the nuclear deal. and by the way, including the ukrainian situation. i want to thank russia and china for voting against the anti-iranian resolution.