changed but africa should not be short changed make climate change finance that is what the africa development bank actually about and they're saying that you know the fact that the rest of the world has shoot changed africa by contributing the mosque to the cabin footprint then it shouldn't be short changed in terms of financing to help it we need to get some of that climate change effects and saw that akamai and africa being fed up could actually play very well into the fact that most of the african leaders are accurate if this cabinet mission is being contributed by the developed countries they should be able to finance africa's. climate change effects of the all well and good for western activists a task for action on climate change isn't growth a priority a bigger priority in africa than climate change. it is indeed but if you look at the effects of climate change they're not sparing africa just because it contributes the least to. footprint climate change is affecting the entire planet and so all africa that entirely depends on a great culture magically depends an agriculture it contributes a

development banks. ontoed to refocus sustainable development. everywhere in asia, africa. the future of energy production is to move on from coal to no longer develop -- depend on this. in the same way, there is a need funds to build a climate that really meets these challenges. , there iseeks time the reconstitution of the climate fund and i would urge major partners here to provide crucial financing. there are many countries, including ourselves that have doubled our interest. please take that commitment it -- commitment, it will be decisive. on this topic of consistency as i said yes today we can no longer have commercial strategies to that are promoting free exchanges just promote their own agenda consider climate change. i believe in having free exchange but i don't think this must be unreasonable. it must include the carbon focus., carbon zero at each and every stage, we must find compensation measures. we can't continue to make statements on this podium and to import those products run against this and it will not change overnight. fred's imports products that lead

africa gets explosive blowback on volatility. it is more to do with the strategy. the african development banks driving something called industrialize africa strategy to add volume to everything it produces. mineral, oil, gas, agriculture products. to add value to it. that is part of it. the deficit is contributing to a lot of the industrialization. what can you do without energy? you're doing quite a lot of that. last year we connected 16 million people to electricity. that is why i launched an initiative to bring back power that would provide access to electricity for 250 million people. by the power of solar. it will be an investment that we are going to work with our investors. without power, you cannot industrialize. look at cocoa beans, for example. 75% of the cocoa beans in the world and gets 2% out of a chocolate market. africa has to do that. when it comes to the case of ' isa, i think that africa attitude is significant. it was $61 billion. trade with china was $116 billion. the issues to worry about for me when we have global trade tensions, that affects africa. in terms of the expo

africa. the new terminal shrouded by the morning's coastal mists it cost over 200000000 euros to complete built by a chinese company financed by loans from the african development bank the new terminal doubles port capacity from 350000 to 750000 containers a year. namibia wants the port to function as a hub for the whole of southern africa a realistic goal given its good road and rail connections to the region. on a visit to namibia german development minister. also travel to was. enthusiastic about the ports potential for boosting regional trade he also hopes to deepen ties between germany and namibia. i'm holding mackerel here which is in burned for the democratic republic of congo. and there's also hake here for export to spain. we're interested in developing export and cooperation. to killer cooperation with our ports in hamburg and braman. training and obviously using that training to generate more business. at the moment while this pay employees 7000 people. now maybe i want this ports to be a transportation hub for southern africa but while local logistics companies are very optimistic about that there are also some concerns it's been developed by the chinese

us be clear, we need to involve all of our banks as we sought to do on sunday by refocusing -- financing onto sustainable development. everywhere in asia, africa, the america continent, the pacific, the future of energy production is also to move on from coal and to no longer depend on this. in the same way, there is a need for us to build a climate fund that really is -- meets these challenges. in a few weeks' time, there's going to be the reconstitution in paris of the climate fund and i would urge our major partners here to provide crucial financing. there are many countries, including ourselves, that have doubled our inputs. please do take that commitment. it will be divisive. and on this topic of consistency, as i said yesterday, we can no longer have commercial strategies to -- that are permitting free exchange that just promote their own agendas and don't take into consideration climate change. i believe in having free exchange, but i don't think that this must be unreasonable. it must be reasonable. it must include the carbon neutral, carbon zero focused and zero deforestation. at each and every stage, we must find compensation measure

support women entrepreneurs in africa and we will make sure this project as quickly implemented with that initiative to initiate by african women operated by african development bank and for which the major economic powers have decided to invest in order to support it we support to protect the victims of sexual violence and launch a global partnership for quality that we have expanded during the general assembly. it consist of the state to choose to join to take one national measure for the benefit of women by using best practices around the world. this is essential we don't even have it in our own society. . . . . we see women's right to dispose of their bodies challenged. everywhere very see inequalities between men and women become is a step backward for civilization and its terrorism that wins and backwardness that wins and a step word back for education and growth and step back for economic growth. that is why we strongly support the united nations of this agenda for three principles to emancipate, protect and insure to quality. we have steps for generation e quality that will take place in 2020. it marked the history of our organization at the time. twenty-f

into printers in africa and we will make sure that this project is quickly implemented it's an initiative that is that is initiated by african women operated by african development bank. and on which the major economic powers have decided to invest in in order to support it we supported it they funded document go it to protect the victims of sexual violence largely launched the global partnership for equality is that we have expanded during this general assembly it consists of over states who choose to join to take at least 11 national measure for the benefit of women by. using the best practices around the world this combat for equality between men and women is essential because we have an eon of one that divide in our own societies on the killing of women continues in france just as in so many other states. we must we must. define a slight legal status for this define it as a crime and take steps to eradicate it even more than we have done so far we because we seen so many states we see backsliding of equality between men and women we need we need we see women's rights to dispose of their bodies challenge to. everywhere where we see inequalities between men and wom

annexing the whole west bank and of killing the possibility of palestinian statehood and consolidating our system of. apartheid which is much worse than what developed in south africa that is the reality this is not just an election issue it's an act that is aiming at total and complete an extension of the west bank that what happened to the palestinian people in the west bank do you think i mean we are going to be deported they're going to be moved around how i again i'm trying to get more of an idea of how this could actually play out. in my opinion what israel will do is similar to what they have done in jerusalem when their next jerusalem in 1968 the not annex the people. had them in them to put a residence in their own city and then they did everything to their could to ethnically cleanse the city and removing people gradually. this israeli plan is clear and acts in the west bank and then trying to push palestinians out of those bank but that's their dream and i tell you what what is happening is subjecting the population of the west bank like the people of jerusalem and gaza to a system of apartheid what we see here is a system of full fledged apartheid we wi