coming up in this program, we will take a look at the warning that was issued by the world bank when it's came to the west bank economy, now one of them is cross-border wages of 5.5 billion that's been affected by what's going on in the west bank, that is obviously a big worry for the palestinian economy. next, one of the factors that has contributed to this is the palestinian authority's tax money being withheld. israel collects that money, the funds withheld uh is something that affects the economy of palestine, and uh this is money. that pays 143,00 workers to go spend it, but if they don't have it, how can they do that? next, the israely west bank aggression, over 400 palestinians have been killed, violence continues almost a daily basis and these two factors obviously impacts uh the economy not only of israel but also of the occupied west bank. israel's genocidal war on the palestinians in the gaza strip and the regime's daily atrocities in the occupied west bank has devastated palestine's economy, apart from the catastrophic human losses, the onslot has resulted in the destructi

operates according to a model tested other international financial institutions , primarily the world bankives loans at very low interest rates, the peculiarity of these courts is that they cumulatively attract investments from other international organizations, the private sector, and this bank is focused on supporting farmers. small businesses, that is, again the focus of attention. we collaborate fruitfully with the world health organization, and many of the sustainable development goal indicators, especially those related to nutrition, growth, children, reproductive health of women and girls, life expectancy, here we work hand in hand with the world health organization. there is such a global approach as one health, which includes health, the state of the wild environment, the living environment, farm animals and humans, within the framework of one health it cooperates, but also with the world organization for animal health with the un program on the environment, in particular the moscow the cell of this united health is very... active and we are working with russian partners are very

igor ivanovich, there are many development banks in the world, china and brazil, they play a huge rolece of entire industries, and the development of projects, in general, in the development of the economy. which we work together with dmitry yuryevich under the leadership of our chairman of the board, why? because we are for this time really gave rise to a lot of difficulties all together, because mihai vladimirovich’s government faced a lot of challenges, starting with the pandemic, then all the sanctions restrictions, macroeconomic difficulties and the world bank had never been in the country, we initially worked together as one team, we looked at the basic the law that... has been in force since 2007, when it was transformed into a development bank, and we looked at the basic tools, looked at how the web should be managed corporately, there were special committees and special bodies have been created under the supervisory board, the most important of which are probably the investment committee and the audit committee, we regularly consider the most complex issues of our financial co

in the report on afghanistan's economy published by the world bank, the reason for the decrease in the inflation rate is the decrease in the price of food items. non-edible it has been stated. the inflation rate of food items is negative 15 and 11 percent, and the inflation rate of non-food items has decreased to 48 percent compared to last year. last thursday ceremony of the martyrs of lashkar fatemiyoun was held in behesht zahra. according to the tradition of fatimi thursdays , our reporter went to the family of martyr mohammad jafari. this martyr of lashkar fatemiyoun was martyred in 1995. the news of his departure surprised everyone. the first time they wanted to go, they didn't tell me that they were going to syria, they said they were going to see their relatives, their father and their brothers, because we lived in mashhad , their family in tehran was against my brother, they said you should not go. another time, after a few sessions, his brother came to tehran and said: we want to go to syria . how did that happen? you, who were against everyone, said no . i had something in my

, rethinking the financial infrastructure connecting gaza, east jerusalem and the west bank to the rest of the world should be a priority to establish a functional palestinian economy. then, janet. says travel on commerce restrictions on the west bank in israel's interest hurting palestinian economy and raising the risk of regional conflict. this was a response, but we picked it anyways. it said also a very good question. gaza, pre-war had strong agriculture and fishing industries, strong enough to export goods to israel, the west bank, egypt, and jordan. all right, so you can see how the gaza strip was pivotal when it came even israel's economy. time to introduce our guest for our first segment of the q&a. we have: first up isabella augustinelli, she is a specialist in palestine studies who joins us. isabella augustinelli, welcome to economic divide. let me come in first about uh the settlers and the residences on the fake border with gaza, and also of course in southern lebanon where they have been uprooted, they're receiving help from uh israel. uh, how much of a hit has israel's economy taken fr

, rethinking the financial infrastructure connecting gaza, east jerusalem and the west bank to the rest of the world, should be a priority to establish a functional palestinian economy. then, janet says travel and commerce restrictions on the west bank in israel's interest hurting. studies who joins us, isabella agostenli, welcome to economic divide, let me come in first about uh the settlers and the residences on the fake border with gaza and also of course in southern lebanon where they have been uprooted, they're receiving help from israel uh, how much of a hit has israel's economy taken from these people being displaced? yeah uh actually i believe that the greater impact on israel's economy does not come from the government's help towards the settlers of course it has an impact, but according to an article published by the financial times and other uh organizations in february, the israeli economy already shrink almost 20% in the final quarter of 2030, 2000 2023 sorry, and it was impacted by the war obviously against the palestinians from gaza, and this impact was caused... part by the call up o

the headlines the world bank says more than half of gaz's population is on the... rink of famon as israel's genocidal war enters its 167th day. the world health organization says israel has carried out over 400 attacks on gaza's healthcare sector during its genocidal war, killing nearly 690 people, and the palestine football association calls on fifa to impose sanctions against israeli teams over the regime's genocide in gaza. hello and welcome everybody, it's 7:30 a.m. here in the iranian capital tr and you're watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour, more than five months into israel's genocidal onside on the gaza strip, the regime strikes keep claiming more civilian lives across the territory. the latest israeli air strikes killed a dozen civilians, including at least two children in northern and southern ghaza, palestinian sources set another raid a house east of rafa city killed at least six civilians and israeli air strike targeted house west of gaza city, killing a mother and her son, israeli military drones also targeted a group of civilians east of jabaliha

the world bank says more than half the gaza population is on the brink of famon as israel's genocidal war enters its 167th day. the world health organization says israel has carried out over 400 attacks on gaza's healthcare sector during its genocidal war, killing nearly 700 people, and the palestine football association has called on fifa to impose sanctions against israeli teams over the regime's genocide in gaza. hello everyone, it's 5 am in the besieg gosrip and you're watching press tv world news. more than five months now in israel's genocidal onslot on gazan regime strikes continue claiming more civilian lives across the territory. latest israeli air strikes killed a dozen civilians including at least two children in northern and southern gaza. palestinian sources set another air raid a home in east arafa city, killed at least six civilians and israely strike targeted house west of gaza city killing a mother and son. israely military drones also targeted a group of civilians east of jabalia in northern gaza, killing three civilians and wounding 10 others. israel's genocide has

the former chief executive of the world bank became the prime minister of the palestinian authority. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas nominated economists and former head of the palestine investment fund as the new prime minister. mohammad mustafa, 69 years old , has been a senior position at the world bank in washington for 15 years had mohammad tashtite, the former prime minister of the palestinian authority about 20 days ago. he resigned. some palestinian media and experts considered his resignation as a result of american pressure. it is said that the new prime minister, mohammad mustafa, is in harmony with the american policies for the future of the gaza strip . the foreign minister was elected for this position in a message to the resistance leaders, with honorable stability. the resistance of the zionist regime has not achieved any of its goals and the effects of this regime's failure have emerged. the minister of foreign affairs said in separate messages to seyed hassan nasrallah, ziad nakhale and ismail haniyeh the muslims of the world started the holy month of

has already raised when this conflict erupted also, there was a good report that the world bank came with actually uh in october after three weeks after the war and it also pointed out the issue of the tourism that will be affected by the neighboring countries, the issue of the lower surplas and the people losing their jobs, so how are you going to deal with people just came out of covid-19 years ago, how will people survive? all right, that's ' obviously one of the things that uh concerns israel, it's his future. let's find out what martin safe thinks. martin safe rejoins us, he's a former managing editor at the united press. martin steve, welcome back to economic divide. taking look at israel's future uh, currently we're looking at one of the major areas that there's a disruption in, and that's uh labor shortages. in terms of unemployment benefits, you had about 260,00 who have applied for these benefits, but overall you're looking at store closures and lack of employees and even for stores to get back on their feet. what are the chances of israel's? recuperation do you think?

the headlines of world bank says more than half of gaza's population is on the rink of famin as israel's

the headlines, the world bank says more than half of gaza's population is on the rink of faminas, israel's

live to discuss the report is tea trumbic, managerfor the women, business and the law project at world bankal gender gap was winder than previously thought. how wide are we talking here? the gap is much wider than we thought, previously with 77% and now it is only two—thirds. with the increasing participation of women in the global workforce, and the slow economic growth countries express, eliminating the gender gap would essentially double the global growth rate. as you mentioned, one of the reasons why we see such a wider gap, we're looking at safety in child care, to critical issues that prevent women from having a level playing field with men when it comes to their economic opportunities. when it comes to their economic opportunities-— opportunities. you are talking about legal— opportunities. you are talking about legal protections, - opportunities. you are talking | about legal protections, things like parental leave, equal pay, for example, of course, we know a number of countries around the world have those as part of legislation, so what are you saying? are you seeing laws exist bu

the world bank approved the decision to allocate one and a half billion dollars in development policy loans, of which almost a billion will come from japan and more than 500 million from the uk. presumably, kiev will receive the funds at the end of march. they assure the banks that they will spend the money on social and humanitarian needs and restoration. planned budget deficit. in ukraine this year has become a record, reaching 43.900 million dollars, without external loans and loans, there is simply nothing to pay social benefits, salaries to public sector employees. social cleansing from the french authorities in ahead of the olympics. police and gendarmes are liquidating tent camps for refugees in paris, and the inhabitants are being put on buses and taken to the provinces. this is done for the sake of creation. and local mayors do not know what to do with newly arrived illegal immigrants, there is no work for them, the state only pays for 3 weeks of hotel accommodation, so about 500 homeless people arrived in the hundred thousandth city of orleans without prior notice. however,

the world bank says more than half of gaza's population is on the brink of famon as israel's genocidal

the headlines, the world bank says more than half of gaza's population is on the brink of famin, as israel's genocidal war enters its 167th day. the world health organization says israel has carried out over 400 attacks on gaza's healthcare sector during its genocide war.

50 euros, 50 billion euros, i apologize, but there is no money from the imf, no money from the world bankwould not even be a budget of ukraine, because it is all done by the verkhovna rada, that's how we have it, unfortunately , some colleagues believe that it is possible to suffer from populism, giving all thousands of amendments to various laws, moreover. whether the parliament passes laws on the basis of the general. the census requires 226 votes to pass a law, you probably know that too, absolutely, your faction has 226 votes, and here, and here, and here the railroad, if you have 226 votes, a simple question, thank you, i want to finish, i don't know what you mean by general consensus, but a lot of bills are actually passed with a number of votes that are even 300, although it is not necessary. and now, what are the laws? are adopted by a simple majority, and i say, all laws must have a simple majority, it is also a little secret that from time to time certain deputies are not present at the meetings of the verkhovna rada due to good or not so good reasons, some people have them, for

and tell me why the world bank is more pessimistic about this gdp growth than all these organizationsi consider. including the ukrainian government, of course, which one did you list? well, first of all, the world bank and the international monetary fund, they always so happened that they are very are conservative in their estimates of the gdp growth of any country, and that is, they are better after , let's say, 3x-4x5 months of the economy, they will make some changes in their forecasts, they will say, we expected 5%, in fact it happened... more so, so, so, so, and why does the government say 5%, because it is very simple math, if they wrote that they would have a growth of four percent, then the budget, that is, the income to the state budget , would not meet at 4% would be smaller, and many things remained in the ukrainian budget of the 24th year simply not financed, because there would be no money for them, if there is more growth than 5%, then there will be extra money, additional money to the state budget, as i already told, a third. roughly, gdp is redistributed through the st

well, first of all, the world bank and the international monetary fund, they always so happened thatthey are very conservative in their. rates of gdp growth of any country, and that is, they are better after, say, 3x-4x-5 months of the economy, they will make some of their forecast changes, they will say, we expected 5%, actually a little more happened, so, so, so, and the government, why say 5%, because it is very simple mathematics, if they wrote that they would have a growth of 4%, then the budget would not meet, that is, the income to the state budget. 4% each would be less and many things remained in the ukrainian budget of the 24th year simply not financed, because there would be no money for them. if there will be more growth than 5%, then there will be extra money, additional money to the state budget, as i have already told you that a third of the estimated gdp is redistributed through the state budget, i.e. if the gdp is 6%, then an additional percentage of gdp 0/3, i.e. a third of this percentage will come in the form of tax different amounts to the state budget, and then

according to the world bank, south africa has one of the highest levels of any quality in the world. with 62 percent of the population living in poverty. rolling power outages crumbling, infrastructure and corruption have negatively affected investments and economic growth. this says, i mean election year for south africa during its manifesto, launch the governing african national congress promised to create 2 and a half 1000000 jobs over the next 5 years. critics say, despite being in power for 3 decades, they and c hasn't managed the economy effectively. and even more people now want employed, at least a 3rd of south africans, most of them young unemployed. and anger is growing with the mining sick days unionized, but many a part of an alliance with the governing party. the amc barbara going to the congressional really caught up yourself and see how best can we, we installed the lives of the poor people in this company. well, we're interested, we definitely can, there's a congress coming in and they've done that. i do next is a recent poll by market research firm epshaw suggest sup

told about this in the russian payment system. of the republic will continue to accept cards from world bankservices cards of the russian payment system in its infrastructure in full. holders of mir cards of any russian banks will still have access to the bank’s key services, such as cash withdrawals and payment for services in online application. transfers are also available using vtb armenia cards, including cross-border ones. the russian ministry of finance proposed increasing the limit. for preferential mortgage programs, as reported in the ministry , a corresponding government project has been developed, it is proposed to increase the total amount of loans for which banks are reimbursed for the difference between market rates and rates under subsidy programs, the limit on family mortgages will be raised by 200 billion rubles, on preferential mortgages by 150. the decision, as noted in the ministry of finance, is due to the fact that the largest banks very actively use the lending limit allocated to them. under preferential mortgage programs. well, at the end of the issue i’ll tell you a

second world war to regulate global processes, including the international monetary fund , the world bank are carrying out relevant work, we will continue it, intensify. to develop cooperation, and plan to end the meeting by watching a friendly football match between russia and serbia. dacic congratulated lavrov on his birthday in russian. the head of russian diplomacy turned 74 today. and now it’s time for economic news. munfin called the federal customs service’s plan for contributions to the budget ambitious, but feasible. this was stated by finance minister anton siluanov. this year , the department intends to replenish the treasury by 7 trillion rubles, primarily due to suppression of gray schemes for the import of highly moral goods into the country. these are cars, equipment, electronics and other products. the price of gold reached a historical high of $2,200 per ounce. the reason, according to bloomberg, was speculation about an imminent rate cut by the us federal reserve. by the end of the year it could drop to 4.5%. as previously reported by ash. gold has become one of russia's

migration programs in the russian federation were carried out by international organizations, the world bankd ngos. we go to the website of the international organization migration and see four programs starting in 2007. sodi. programs have been banned in russia since 2009, despite the fact that donors include foreign organizations such as the us agency for international development (usid) and others from countries that are currently implementing assistance to ukraine, in general, is amazing, we are not even trying to defend ourselves, we are not even trying to defend our position at all. microscopic size of the drawing in pixels , and so on and so forth, and they called us, indignant, sick fanatics, well, well , i have no other words, this is an accident, arbitrariness, no, it turns out, this is a systematic squeezing out of crosses from our symbolism, this is a systematic thing , in the novgorod region. residents vote for the emblem of the region, the monument to the millennium of russia, but in the final version, the organizers remove there were christian symbols and crosses on it, that i

the world bank estimates that every year humans produce more than $2000000000.00 tons of garbage worldwide. at least a 3rd isn't managed in an environmentally safe manner. it wasted india. a grass roots initiative aims to create waste free communities every morning where it goes from the men's group here in dahlonega, a set of small gods to collect garbage. it's more than just schedule. they want to change the way people hand deliveries. i'm the next nearly 300 and decided to say if you're like, i mean i need, i know it in less than 500 and try to get it for friday. this like paper and i feel good. it says it is now. know how to segregate. think of it and keep it ready for pick up a beautiful dry and green solid base. the waist has been brought to this collection point read this further sought by other group members. monday's group was set up in 2015. its aim is to generate income for women to work that helps improve living conditions in that community's. today, the municipal cooperation based the salaries because it sees their work as a valuable service to the city. they are doing somethi

according to the world bank, south africa has one of the highest levels of inequality in the world. with 62 percent of the population living in poverty. rolling power outages crumbling, infrastructure and corruption have negatively affected investments and economic growth. this says, i mean election year for south africa during its manifesto launch the governing african national congress, promised to create 2 and a half 1000000 jobs over the next 5 years. critics say, despite being in power for 3 decades, they and see hasn't managed the economy effectively. and even more people now want employed, at least a 3rd of south africans, most of them young unemployed. and anger is growing when the mining sector is unionized, but many a part of an alliance with the governing party. the amc was going to a congressional in the product itself and see how best can we, we in the lives of the poor people in this company. well, we're interested, we definitely can these on congress coming they've done that? i do next is a recent poll by market research firm. if so, i'll suggest support for the agenc

and at least a 3rd of that, according to the world bank is either burned or just dumped into the open while a grassroots initiative in western india is aiming to make communities, their garbage free. every morning, what goods from women's group children dalinta set off for the small gods to collect garbage. it's more than just the job. they want to change the way people handled evie's. i'm the next nearly 300 and decided to say if you're like, i mean i need, i know i'm less than a 100. and so i think it was the friday. this like paper electronics organization says it is now know how to segregate, think of it, and keep it ready for pickup, a beautiful dry and green full, but based the least has been brought to this collection point read this further sought by other group members. monday's group was set up in 2015. its aim is to generate income for women to work that helps improve living conditions in that community's today, the municipal cooperation phase, the salaries. that's because it sees their work as a valuable service to the city. they are doing something which is good on someth

i'm fully in the 1982 film, an officer and a gentleman of the world bank estimates that every year humans produce more than 2000000000 tons of garbage worldwide. at least a 3rd of that isn't managed and then environmentally safe manner. in western india, a grassroots initiative is now helping to educate residents about what they get rid of with the aim of waste free communities. every morning, what goods from women's group children dalinta set off for the small gods to collect garbage. it's more than just the job. they want to change the way people handled evie's. i'm the next nearly 300 and decided to say if you're like i'm in. 1 need and all in less than $500.00. and so i think it was the friday. this like paper electrical says it is now know how to segregate, think of it, and keep it ready for pick up blue for dry and green, full but based the waste is then brought to this collection point read this further sought by other group members. monday's group was set up in 2015. it scheme is to generate income for women to work that has improved living conditions in that communities. today, t

in a report on economic growth in our country last year, the world bank wrote: belarus was probably able difficult conditions, did anyone doubt it? there are no plans to reduce the volume of housing construction in belarus (4,400,000 km of housing), this is the benchmark for this year, and this is slightly more than last year. in general, the construction industry in the twenty-third has become one of the drivers of growth of the national economy, along with trade and industry. builders are second in growth gross. added value, the industry's contribution to the country's gdp is more than 5%. a high level of state support for housing construction also remains high, amounting to almost every third square meter. one of the most important areas is financial leverage for large families, for them preferential loans or subsidies. these priorities will remain unchanged this year. let’s ask the first deputy minister of architecture and build about large construction projects, our export opportunities. why are our builders so in demand abroad today? which countries are represented in the first pla

, according to reports from international authorities, including the world bank.is actually being published. regarding access to facility services, we do not have a good rating in this field. now, of course, it has a series of economic roots , including the fact that the real interest rate is negative, which we will not discuss here, but the fact is that in order to receive education, we have to make the environment comfortable for people, which is naturally emphasized by my honorable government. in the world, in this field , the discussion of accreditation is the most important thing that it does. it needs something like , i don't know, a guarantor, and in this way , it greatly reduces the risk of banks, especially for education. it reduces, and on the other hand, it reduces bank defaults, that is, for example, a loan that someone is paid in full because if he does not pay the balance late , his credit score will decrease. time to actually fix and pay back this current model, which we are going to operate now, is designed on the basis of artificial intelligence ,

relationship with the western world, especially the united states, submitted egypt's request to the world bank, which was managed by the united states. america and britain agreed to this request, which was very good news for him. but slowly. events happened that made nasser an undesirable element among western politicians. one of the most important issues of those days in the world around egypt was the palestinian issue and the wound that was left in the soul and spirit of the arab countries, especially egypt, from the defeat of 1948 and the formation of the israeli government. nasser in the front row it was to help the palestinian fighting forces against the zionist regime. and besides, egypt never hesitated to announce this help. also, nasser against amri's requests. live without colonialism and live without enslavement and raise the heads without humiliation and shame and let the voices rise in the power and determination of the people everywhere . america to conspire. despite the fact that egypt gained independence years ago , britain still had a serious presence in this country, and the r

has left over 74,000 injured, 7,00 are also unaccounted for and feared buried under rubble. the world bank says more than half of gaza's population, including the children and elderly is on the brink of famon calling for urgent action to save lives. meanwile, international rights organization is called for an urgent global measures to... stop the ongoing israely massacre of palestinian, especially gaza's alshufa hospital. the euro-med human rights monitor says regime forces have killed at least 100 palestinians at the hospital surrounding so far. it added, survivors accounts showed many of those killed were victims of extra judicial executions after their arrest. it said regime is still arbitrarily detaining hundreds of civilians for three straight days now, including medical staff and immobile patients. the euromed said the international community must intervene immediately and put an end to israel's atrocities that have been ongoing for last three days. it's also called for an international committee to be set up to probe israel's war crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. the world

coming up in this program, we will take a look at the warning that was issued by the world bank when rs that uh...

if you are waiting for him, he introduced the prominent world bank leader named mohammad al-mustafa as prime minister of the self-governing organization . take time from us and think about your own survival at this time . don't hope too much and it is very likely that we the not-so-distant future will witness the defeat of the zionist regime . thank you, mr. farkhandepour . thank you for appearing in today's world . after netanyahu, the senate majority leader chuck schumer, who is considered the highest elected official of the american jews , the chief rabbi of brooklyn also took action. in the american jewish community , there is a real fear about criticism of netanyahu. senator schumer broke this head. we think that netanyahu is harmful to the security of the zionist regime. this american rabbi, although at first he defended tel aviv's attack on gaza, but now he says about the number of palestinians he killed. becoming and the human disaster that happened is wild. chuck schumer said in a speech that biden approved that an election should be held to replace netanyahu. another news fro