i mean i have a bit of a feeling that akon is becoming europe's silicon valley. we have all skills and ability to really save the world. and sure you know the nice thing about working in our community versity is that we can be visionaries we have to miss an. athlon technical university or are w t h scientists are working flat out on a new kind of environmentally friendly mobility. leading the charge is going to shoot a man with big ideas. i would like to save the world my whole team would like to save the world we're already doing it by talking about climate change in the environment not by bans will save the world through innovation. going to shoot began his journey in 2010 he started with st scooter then kidded out the german postal service with electric delivery trucks but the automobile industry took little notice of him. its next dream was an electric car that everyone can afford but the big car makers still weren't interested so in 2017 schoo founded the company ego and built his own factory overnight the scientist became a car maker. in your new engine yea

technology companies need to do more to support businesses whether they are based in silicon valley, shenzhen or here in europe? >> i'm impressed with the speed technology companies are bringing new solutions as i said before, business as usual won't get us there what i'm finding is that particularly in terms of delivering support takeup has been fantastic we are reaching out to entrepreneurship in asia, is stan bull and finalizing one in lebanon. the digital platform will be the way. actually for individual citizens that want to build livelihoods one of the first initiatives brought in to the icc. that is enabling us to operate virtually with the support of a digital platform it is encouraging how players are standing up. we need governments to shift their frameworks this constant refrain that we'll get there in the end to support the environment. it is not good enough. we need to actually push this harder right now that is one of the aims in our initiatives. we launched with the trade ministers. what we are doing today with our sme campaign >> you mentioned some of the difficulties with emerging economies wi

states and instead of gravitating towards silicon valley opted for germany it used to be almost impossible to get a job here is a migrant i can vouch for that but europe's largest economy is suffering from a massive skills shortage and has loosened the rules. electrical engineer ranjit brahman partly from india has chosen to work in a small town in southwestern germany. in book is old and quaint and ranjit brahman partly lives here with his wife and their daughter. he works for her to electronic and particularly enjoys his time in the company's testing lab he went to graduate school and worked in the united states but eventually decided to cross the atlantic i definitely thought u.s. forces europe i i always compare 1st challenge i already thought was a language barrier but when i applied for jobs it was not that hard if you have good skills also the work life balance is better in europe i thought and there are also there are so many companies which are flexible. on operate throughout europe like what a trike i mean even were even have an office in india. components manufactured in asia such as these inductors are delivered here berman party does qualit

silicon valley and elsewhere. the shining example what we have been able to do is an information platform called signpost, in europe it was refugee.info. a mill refugees used it on arrival in greece. we've now expanded signpost to elvalvedor, it's called quinto nose. it's taken on a 24/7 human ability to ask questions. you can say i'm on the run from a gang in el salvador. i need to know where i can find a safe house. this is where i am. we're able to answer. that's impressive. we'd like to expand that to mexico and actually to the u.s. as well. so if there's anyone from the tech sector here or any philanthropits here, we'd be happy to hear from them. on the side of safe reporting i remain very, very concerned. i think those who are caught in the midst of the fighting are in grave danger. but they're also in grave danger from what's on their iphone if they get stopped at a checkpoint. there remains a lot of work to do to make it safe to upload information in a secure way. >> yes, ma'am. right there. >> sasha. i wanted to focus on one of your last points from your presentation, which is reconstruction aid being with

silicon valley and elsewhere. the shining example of what we have been able to do is an information platform for refugees called sign post. in europe was called refugee.info. it was developed with software engineers from some of the leading companies. and a million refugees used it on arrival in greece. we've now expanded sign post to el salvador where it is called quents no, and it has taken on a 24/7 human ability to ask questions, so you can say i'm on the run from a gang in el salvador, i need to know where i can find a safe house, this is where i am, and we're able to answer. so that's pretty impressive. we'd like to expand that to mexico and actually to the u.s. as well, so if there is anyone from the tech sites here, any flynn pistes here, we'd be -- philanthropists here, we'd be happy to hear from them. on the side of safe reporting, i remain very, very concerned. and i think those who are caught in the midst of the fighting are obviously in grave danger. but they're also in grave danger from what's on their iphone if they get stopped at a checkpoint or elsewhere. and so there remains a lot of work to do to make it safe to