and just an hour or so later, they attended the chamber of commerce breakfast. that was in the ballroom in the hotel. i think that the ticket price was $2.50 to see the president of the united states and the first lady on that morning, you got to remember that this was a campaign swing up. there had been some fractures and texas democratic politics and he and vice president johnson were on this swing to try to knit together the factions of the democratic party. so this was very much a political stopover. and and at the chamber of commerce speech, he talked about fort worth and our role in aviation history. the new bomber that had just been approved for construction here and mind you, america was at war at that time. and and we were very concerned about what was going on around the world, both nearby, right off the coast of florida and in russia and and the middle east. so national security was very much top of mind. and the bomber that was going to be built here in fort worth was very important. and that was an opportunity to talk about. the united states's role

i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. tell us about the chamber and when make its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert today a park. but i chose this location for you because to mow it is a coninfluence of nature readaptation and men a ship will in to port with goods and trades. and important it remember this san finish sitos the edge of the west coast a great per city and important piece to the economic vitality of the pacific rim. we have an initiative here, too, to green our city as much as possible. it is an exciting time. come out and check out san francisco and the presidio tunnel top when you are in our per of the world. rodney thank you for being here and thank you for showing us. >> thank you. meetin

the shopping areas, the chamber of commerce. how does this summit benefit san francisco, the people who live there and all the businessbusin? >> there's obviously immediate impact this week. really it's a long-term investment into san francisco. whether it's the innovation in ai and bioscience developed here, san francisco is a place of many firsts and we're on the cutting edge of sustainability and climate change related businesses. we're hoping that san francisco receives some of that benefit globally, and we continue to be a world leader. >> rodney, there's high level talks going on, but around outside moscone center, parties, receptions, event, can you give us some highlights of anything you know that's going to be taking place. >> there are a number of things in great locations on the water in some of our parts. i think it's an opportunity for the press to get good coverage. this narrative is not true -- san francisco is thriving as we're standing here on grand avenue. all of our neighborhoods are doing incredibly well. we'

the polish-ukrainian chamber of commerce believes that the issue of... unblocking the border should primarilyalt with by the polish authorities, because the blockade is taking place on the territory of poland and the right to freedom of mass assembly of citizens should not bear such huge losses. maria chernyakhivska ihor antoniuk for espresso tv channel from warsaw. well, the plot really confirms the opinion of many experts who voiced their position on the big air, it is really beneficial, first of all, to russia. well, let's move on and monitor the situation. the verkhovna rada supported the draft law on investment insurance, the new mechanism should become operational from january 1, that is, ukrainian enterprises will have the opportunity to use such a truly unique type of insurance, what kind of tool is it and where will the funds come from? we are in touch with oleksandr bondarenko, managing partner of the bureau of investment programs, good evening, greetings colleagues, mr. oleksandr, here is a really important and long-awaited draft law, the law will come into effect on january 1, rea

that report is fresh out from the british chambers of commerce. recommendations is that companies work harder to fill their skills gap by recruiting from underrepresented groups. businesses themselves need to be more flexible and agile in the way that they manage the workplace. there are lots of people from underrepresented groups who would be very happy and would be very willing to move intojobs, would like to work, but are struggling to access the work because of potentially the interview process or because of a lack of adjustments in the workplace. for example, we know that very few autistic adults are in full—time work at the present time, and only 13% of businesses have any sort of plan or initiative in place to support disabled adults in work. so, if businesses need to look to hire more autistic people, how should they go about it? well, my next guest didn't know he was autistic until he was over 50. so, he's experienced the job market with a diagnosis and without. lars backstrom, a real pleasure having you on the show. and, lars, let me sta

at the same time, several dozen companies , members of the polish-ukrainian chamber of commerce, have announced losses in the amount of 100 million zlotys and a 300% increase in costs for automobile and freight transportation. so who is rallying on the border and causing damage to both states, maria chernakhivska found out. at first glance, the strike of carriers on the polish-ukrainian border has economic prerequisites, there are carriers, there are a number of demands, but if you take a closer look, this partial blockade has all the signs of a primarily political strike. this is evidenced by who exactly organized it. this strike was organized by a committee of transport carriers, which is not officially registered anywhere, it's just that people got together and formed a committee. formed they formed it in september of this year, that is, already during the election campaign, which was quite active in poland at that time, by its representatives, the confederation parties. and one of the activists of this committee, mr. meckler, he is actually an activist of the confederation, an off

i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. tell us about the chamber and when make its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert today a park. but i chose this location for you because to mow it is a coninfluence of nature readaptation and men a ship will in to port with goods and trades. and important it remember this san finish sitos the edge of the west coast a great per city and important piece to the economic vitality of the pacific rim. we have an initiative here, too, to green our city as much as possible. it is an exciting time. come out and check out san francisco and the presidio tunnel top when you are in our per of the world. rodney thank you for being here and thank you for showing us. >> thank you. >> aft

this is not the first chamber of commerce speech— is not the first chamber of commerce speech i_ is note this year, but it's the first — speech i have made this year, but it's the first time i've addressed the reigning uk chamber of the year, so before _ the reigning uk chamber of the year, so before i_ the reigning uk chamber of the year, so before i go any further i'd like to congratulate all of you on that. because _ to congratulate all of you on that. because it's no exaggeration to say that labour's ambitions for government, our most important mission, _ government, our most important mission, to— government, our most important mission, to get britain building again. — mission, to get britain building again, grow ourway mission, to get britain building again, grow our way out of the suffocating cost of living crisis, will depend on your future success. before _ will depend on your future success. before you — will depend on your future success. before you build up that fantastic palatial— before you build up that fantastic palatial drive outside, some of you may have — palatial dri

and the man in charge of international issues at the us chamber of commerce, whose members range fromome of the world's biggest companies to millions of small businesses. and making money from money. the head of the london stock exchange tells aaron about the challenges of thriving in a post—brexit world amid global competition. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. does it matter where the stuff we all buy is made? from electronics to cars and furniture, it seems like a growing amount of manufacturing is moving west. geopolitical tensions, the fallout from the coronavirus, pandemic, and financial incentives have made many of the world's biggest companies, including the likes of apple, sony and hyundai, rethink theirsupply chains, either shortening them or diversifying them so they can keep the profits coming in. one of the biggest problems is the relationship between america and china. the two countries�* leaders have been meeting at the apec summit in san francisco. that's the asia pacific economic cooperation forum.

according to the chamber of commerce and industry, almost a third of companies surveyed prefer investingd fears about a future without russian gas. by the way, in germany they recognized the harm to the country’s economy due to anti-russian protests. the european parliament noted that the russian economy is currently growing, while the german economy is shrinking. an important role in this situation is played by germany's decision to refuse russian gas. from sanctions against moscow benefited from china, india, and other countries, gas supplies, which russia increased. meanwhile, gazprom set a historical record for gas supplies to china. the chinese country's bid exceeded contractual obligations. in october, the head of gazprom, alexey miller, announced the energy holding’s plans to increase supplies. gas to china and hungary, by the end of the year china will receive 600 million cubic meters. and that's all economic news, by this time, have a good day and see you. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with the program zone and me yuri shevchuk. hello. i

for industrial cooperation in the eu. will be held on december 11 at the site of the russian chamber of commercend industry. the event is open to all interested you can connect online. the mechanism was approved in october and concerns joint cooperation projects in industry. if its participants are enterprises of three or more states of the eurasian union. such projects are planned to be subsidized up to the key or base refinancing rate. there are other conditions. it is important that the project aims to achieve meaningful results. creation of a new enterprise. or its re-equipment, simple export, increase in trade or investment. entrepreneurs must implement it within five years. a program to support cooperation projects will be launched next year. another plus two: the great stone is replenished again. two belarusian companies are registered on the site as residents. it was noted that their projects are of an import-substituting nature, and their products are innovative for our country. these are projects for the production of equipment for the food industry, as well as for heating systems that

companies are struggling to fill vacancies, student labor shortages, according to germany's chamber of commerce and industry. that is, despite the stagnation of the year zones largest economy. germany, much like other industrialized countries faces labor shortages, especially in height skilled sectors now has approved a global minimum tax on multi nationals the south eastern asian economy. currently offers preferential rates to large from investors. the move will now force more than a 100 phone companies, including electronics, trying samsung to pay a higher rate of at least 50 percent. the european union and united states and its allies have initiated a raft of sanctions against russia in response to the cremeans full invasion of ukraine. now, although western officials insist that the measures are biding, russia has been able to keep its economy running thanks to sales of oil and gas and because it increased trade with this allies like china, a reporter visited a hot spot of sign, a russian business cards specializes in trade between russia and china and his business is booming. auto parts in

the head of the mining and mineral industry commission of the khorasan chamber of commerce, razavi, also said in this meeting: the capacity of the mining units of ististan should be used in addition to the huge resources in afghanistan. it is used to grow the mining sector and create added value. the birthday ceremony of hazrat zainab , peace be upon him , was held in the presence of lovers of ahl al-bayt, peace be upon him, the families of shahrada, the defenders of the shrine, and fighters of the fatemiyoun army, in the cultural complex of amir al-mu'minin, peace be upon him, in the city of mashhad. in the splendor of a mirror, we present the blessed birth of hazrat zainab, peace be upon her, which is the shrine of hazrat zainab itself, which caused this resistance front to form today. the zionist regime should be the dictator of the world islam was held in mashhad. in this gathering of the sisters of martyrs from 20 provinces of the country as well as afghanistan and pakistan, with the aim of explaining the role of the sisters of the martyrs in defending the territory of the province,

we were recently present in iran, where we signed an agreement with the niger chamber of commerce andtry, we feel that every direction, every country today is opening up in a new way for the belarusian, for the belarusian manufacturer, it is very important to have a presence in every country. a russian manufacturer of hydraulic equipment will supply components for belarusian tractors to replace the german company that left our market. an agreement to supply a pilot batch of control valves for tractors was signed the day before. the components will be tested next year and their serial delivery will begin. there are 10 such valves for each tractor. belarus will supply those. to the magadan region, the russian side will also be provided with service. all this is spelled out in a bilateral agreement. this summer in magadan a batch of products from the mozyr sol enterprise was sent, with a total weight of 66 tons. the gommen region is ready to supply the entire range of goods to the russian region, including food products. belarusian enterprises have adapted ice cream for the chinese marke

i'm going to hear from the british chamber of| hear from the british chamber of commerce and i also spokee two. more than 400 autistic staff work in his company alone. also the big... and, life on thesejob applications. companies and sales say they're being able to employ the right skill peel people but it's one of the biggest problems. in particular, they need more people with technical communication skills. in america, the unemployment rate is at under 4% and 74% of companies say they have trouble recruiting all the staff they need. that's i4% more than two years ago. in europe, they are calling the year 2023 the so—called year of skills because more than three quarters of companies report difficulties finding workers with the right skill set and a quarter of medium size companies say that the biggest problem. here in the uk it's a similar picture. unemployment is hovering just under 4% and a new report shows that more than seven out of ten companies are reporting a so—called skills gap. that report is fresh out from the british chambers of commerce and one of its recommendations is tha

earlier this month the greater hall county chamber of commerce held its 15th annual industry appreciation luncheon at lanier technical college in gainesville. on behalf of the 9th district, i'd like to recognize this year's winners. first, congratulations to mark jack poultry for reeve the top large employer award for 2023. based in gainesville, the poultry capital of the world, they play a pivotal role in our community's economic prosperity. with the help of its 1,400 dedicated employees, they process 2.4 million birds per week, with plans to expand capacity by 50% and create 100 new jobs. i'm proud to recognize them for this exciting award and i thank the company for investing in our community. this year's top medium-sized employer award is corporate storage, a successful third party logistics provider with 56 hardworking employees. over the years, corporate storage has evolved from the initial moving and storage company, adams transfer company, which was founded in athens in 1903, into a thriving business that provides commercial wear housing, records management, and logistic services.

5 o'clock: the head of the iranian chamber of commerce announced the holding of provincial equity company assemblies in zanjan and north khorasan provinces as an example for the next two months. finally, by the end of september next year, all these cooperative companies should hold their meetings and their hydra members will be known and registered. the third thing that was discussed was actually the expenses or demands of the cooperatives for their expenses. it was also decided that by the 20th of this month , a part of their demands will be paid to them in the form of settlement of accounts, so that they can prepare themselves for the assembly and the final discussion of the dividend distribution. it was a fair share, and it was decided that by the end of this month, a part of about 40% of the annual profit of last year's performance of investment companies would be realized, and god willing, this profit would be distributed among the beneficiaries by the end of december. the head of khorasan construction mobilization organization, razavi , announced the payment of 170 billion tomans fo

i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. ake its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert today a park. but i chose this location for you because to mow it is a coninfluence of nature readaptation and men a ship will in to port with goods and trades. and important it remember this san finish sitos the edge of the west coast a great per city and important piece to the economic vitality of the pacific rim. we have an initiative here, too, to green our city as much as possible. it is an exciting time. come out and check out san francisco and the presidio tunnel top when you are in our per of the world. rodney thank you for being here and thank you for showing us. >> thank you. [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba

the head of iran-afghanistan joint chamber of commerce said: economic activists of iran and afghanistan, accompanied by the elders of herat province and khorasan community helpers, started helping to rebuild the earthquake-stricken areas of herat with cash donations and sending construction materials free of charge. according to mr. mohammad siadat, philanthropists from the uae, lebanon and istanbul are also involved in the implementation of this project. they help and held coordination meetings in the last month has been after the meeting, some members of the government delegation appeared in front of reporters to answer questions . some of the foreign questions that we received in the messages of the iranian media were asked to the members of the government delegation on the sidelines of this meeting. during the life of the government today, 3 officials answered the questions of the foreign nationals news desk of radio and television . export of technical services and export of equipment. the minister of the interior said this about the renewal of the foreign medical card. it is suppo

we can go now live to durham where keir starmer is addressing businesses that the north east chamber of commerces year , commerce i've made this year, but it's the first time i've addressed the reigning uk chamber of the year. >> so before i go any further, i'd like to congratulate all of you on that . because it's no you on that. because it's no exaggeration to say that labour's ambitions for government are most important mission to get britain building again grow our way out of the suffocating cost of living crisis will depend on your future . future. >> our success. and now, before you pulled up that fantastic palatial drive outside and some of you may have travelled here today along the a1 , of you may have travelled here today along the a1, a road that is absolutely critical to doing business in this region. indeed for the whole of the east side of england. but as many of you will know, a little bit further up from here between morpeth and ellington, there's a stretch of the a1 that the prime minister has recently promised to upgrade , but there's a catch because he announced he would upgra

francisco isjohn denton, the head of the world's largest business group, the international chamber of commerceforjoining us on the programme. talk to us about what businesses are expecting from this meeting? to what businesses are expecting from this meeting?— what businesses are expecting from this meeting? to put it in context, first, _ from this meeting? to put it in context, first, this _ from this meeting? to put it in context, first, this meeting - from this meeting? to put it in context, first, this meeting is. context, first, this meeting is taking place in the context of a very large meetings while the apec meeting has been convened in the us, this is actually very important symbolically the fact that the us is engaged at high level and with such emphasis with micro once tells you the importance of the asia—pacific economic community. it is a grouping which you have the us and china and also hong kong and also to chinese taipei as it is this called at the apec sitting. you have latin america, asia, the pacific so quite is significant context. let's not forget that the asia—pacific eco

the head of the iran-afghanistan joint chamber of commerce said: economic activists should reconsider their economic transactions with afghanistan and transfer the production line to afghanistan instead of exporting goods. according to mr. siadat, if irane does not transfer the transformation to afghanistan, due to the increase of parties , it will lose the golden opportunities of this country's market. siadat added: afghanistan's major needs in the current situation. products it is a mining and agricultural industry and there is a good opportunity to transfer knowledge and export engineering services to this country. however, the head of jamiat tayeb said that the construction of the nejad jamiat relief base is necessary due to the traffic of transporters and passengers in the land crossing of khorasan razavi. hadi ramezani added that at present, more than 700 iranian and foreign trucks carry all kinds of simple goods every day. and transazi have a two-law border, which is very important to prevent possible accidents in this part of the country, according to mr. ramezani, the two-law

i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. tell us about the chamber and when make its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert today a park. but i chose this location for you because to mow it is a coninfluence of nature readaptation and men a ship will in to port with goods and trades. and important it remember this san finish sitos the edge of the west coast a great per city and important piece to the economic vitality of the pacific rim. we have an initiative here, too, to green our city as much as possible. it is an exciting time. come out and check out san francisco and the presidio tunnel top when you are in our per of the world. rodney thank you for being here and thank you for showing us. >> t chinatown. >> (

have been trying to ease some of the tensions, america's largest business organisation the us chamber of commercek's talking business weekly it says the us needs to do more for exporters weekly it says the us needs to do more for exporter- weekly it says the us needs to do more for exporters today about half of us manufacturers _ more for exporters today about half of us manufacturers make - more for exporters today about half of us manufacturers make is - more for exporters today about half of us manufacturers make is for - of us manufacturers make is for export markets so the us needs to take trade policy more serious than it has in recent years, the european union has been negotiates free trade agreements round the world with 80 or 90 country, the uk is active, canada and of course all across the indo—pacific we see new trade agreement, the us hasn't negotiated agreement, the us hasn't negotiated a new trade agreement in about a decade and our ability to access foreign markets where we might hope to sell our manufacturered goods is compromised by the fact that we are, we don't have many of tho

the goal of the australia-american chamber of commerce is to capture more of what is happening in san francisco from the beauty of city hall. >> not that, and they ask us if we feel safe. >> my kids go to a local public school. i can not stress to them enough life is wonderful in many parts >> honest assessment of the city evaluating what is work willing and what can use some improvement. even more activity in the city just around the corner. we are talking about the apec summit t. is 10 days away. the biggest international gathering in decades expected to drop for 30,000 people including world leaders and hundreds of ceos. high profile diplomatic sit down between president bidden and china's president. >>> all right, let's talk p g&e and pg&e bills. they likely will go up next year. we will have to wait to find out by how much. they delayed a vote that was set for tomorrow. pg&e proposed a rate hike they say is necessary to help pay for wildfire prevention measures like burying power lines. so, the cpu c is considering throw proposals that range from a 9% to a 26% hike. the higher th

i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. tell us about the chamber and when make its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert today a park. but i chose this location for you because to mow it is a coninfluence of nature readaptation and men a ship will in to port with goods and trades. and important it remember this san finish sitos the edge of the west coast a great per city and important piece to the economic vitality of the pacific rim. we have an initiative here, too, to green our city as much as possible. it is an exciting time. come out and check out san francisco and the presidio tunnel top when you are in our per of the world. rodney thank you for being here and thank you for showing us. >> thank you. >> goo

. >> the oldest business in the chamber of commerce and the oldest nudist facility west of the mississippi i am the one that is saying, okay. is is time for me to pass the baton. hopefully there are other naturists to pass it to. it was a hard decision to do. i need to take care of myself, my health, my family. >> reporter: what will it become? housing? office space? or stay the same? she will not place restrictions on the buyer. resort guests worry a developer will bulldoze the place. it is an important place to keep and keep going. but, again. we don't get to choose necessarily. it is kind of a luck of the draw. supporters and staff say it is more than a resort. a night knit community. people can let go of body shame, explore and express who they are. >> we are a clothing optional place. meaning pretty much everywhere, here, you can choose to wear clothes or not. for people it is freeing. no judgment. >> we are family friendly. and, over 35% of our membership have professional degrees. >> from the air you get a sense of the sprawling complex. 112 acres. the resort centers around 12 acres

i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. tell us about the chamber and when make its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert today a park. but i chose this location for you because to mow it is a coninfluence of nature readaptation and men a ship will in to port with goods and trades. and important it remember this san finish sitos the edge of the west coast a great per city and important piece to the economic vitality of the pacific rim. we have an initiative here, too, to green our city as much as possible. it is an exciting time. come out and check out san francisco and the presidio tunnel top when you are in our per of the world. rodney thank you for being here and thank you for showing us. >> thank you. >> wel

participation of economic activists of iran and afghanistan, the head of the iran-afghanistan joint chamber of commerced: economic activists of iran and afghanistan are accompanied by the elders of herat province and the community. helpers in khorasan started helping to rebuild the earthquake affected areas of herat with cash donations and sending free building materials. according to mr. mohammad siadat, there are many philanthropists from the uae, lebanon and istanbul

for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerceanized with them on the downtown revitalization and a key goal in that meeting and in the downtown revitalization is to make sure that the city historic culture resources play a key #r0e8 in the economic recovery and revitalization especially after the pandemic. the office of workforce development has the city build program which is admirable program where youth are trained in construction techniques for rebuilding and especially with the new housing legislation, and we really want to see how can that workforce be expanded to include training in historic preservation. we have so many victorian homes, historic buildings and other places that really need a skilled labor force to make sure that they are preserved and that they help keep the special identify of the city. we really value these relationships, we meet quarterly with the various organizations and we are really grateful for grants of the arts we receive and other supports so definitely that is a key relationship for san francis

america's largest business organisation, the us chamber of commerce, has been speaking to the bbc forking business weekly. they say the us needs to do more to support its exporters. the european union has been involved in trade agreements around the world, we see new trade agreements coming into force. the united states hasn't negotiated a new trade agreement in about a decade and we believe that our access to foreign markets is compromised by the fact that we don't have many of those trade agreements and we have to pay high tariffs in those markets, so clearly we need to redouble efforts to get the trade agenda going here in the united states. much more on that on talking business weekly this weekend here on bbc news. well, let's get more on this. president biden was speaking at the apec summit earlier and said progress was being made on us trade agreements in the indo—pacific. nick marsh has been following the story. if you look objectively, not much progress has been made, to be quite honest. i mean, we've been hearing about this indo—pacific economic framework for about a year and

. >> reporter: she is the executive director of the australian american chamber of commerce in san francisco which supports cultural and business connections between both countries. >> they ask every day if we are safe. my kids go to a local public school. i can't stress to them enough that life is wonderful in many parts of the city. >> reporter: this week, they will try to capture more of what is actually happening in san francisco , from the beauty of city hall and work happening in local government to the challenges inside the tenderloin and the people trying to help that neighborhood each day. as well as the current state of retail and real estate along market street, conversations similar to a melissa discussed with her family when they visited earlier this year. >> my own sister was planning a visit over the summer with her family and her husband genuinely expressed concern over whether they should come stay with us. >> the walking tour wants to be an honest assessment for businesses based here and down under just like what her family saw during the summer, what is working well and wh

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this news was announced by the general director of the french-russian chamber of commerce and industrylon, at which was attended by high-level foreign manufacturers. according to him, those companies that were directly affected by the sanctions were forced to leave the country. china is moving so quickly to electric vehicles that it poses a threat to volkswagen, the main auto giant in the chinese market. according to cnbc this year he has. lowest sales since 2012, with about 1,800,000 vehicles sold since january. nissan is also experiencing its worst year in the chinese market since 2009. hyundai is in a similar situation. at the same time, in the fast-growing market of battery and hybrid cars are led by tesla and chinese brands. this was economic news, in short. onya is the manager of the shurupov universe, maria is the mistress, either olya, or vera, sanya, sanya, return the mower, vik sherstyanik, it doesn’t matter who you transfer or pay to, it is important that without commissions and restrictions, alfabank was the first in russia to abolish commissions for everything transfers an

class associated with these diamonds, oleg prozarov, general director of the belgian-luxembourg chamber of commercea, spoke about this news. let me remind you that one of the main points of the future twelfth package of eu sanctions against our country will be a ban on the import of russian diamonds to europe. the european commission announced this at the end of october. previously , european and american media reported that the g7 was working on a way to trace the origin of gems by their chemical composition. this will make it possible to identify diamonds from russia and prohibit their import, even if they were cut in other countries. the diamond business in antwerp has existed for more than 500 years, and this is a classer that employs... more than 2,500 highly qualified specialists, i think. in the event of a ban on russian diamonds being imported into belgium, this could put this entire cluster at risk. israel's gdp growth due to conflicts with palestine will decrease by a percentage this year and next. this was stated by the country's central bank. explained that the costs during the confront