georgia kazakhstan is all of us together, and history goes back to the fifties by order of the council ministers of the ussr established a branch of the all-union chamber of commerce in minsk a few years later. a branch has already been opened here. permanent pavilion the best samples of consumer goods, as well as several heroes of commodity examinations of trade advertising of foreign translations. this is footage from 1969, an exhibition of our technology. let 's show the agro-industrial sector with an egg, but in the early eighties they talk about the main thing in the work of the checkpoint protein. it was then that the training of our enterprises in all the tricks of foreign economic activity began. many people think that we are trade organizations , in fact, a chamber of commerce and industry - these are public organizations, which include includes about 250 industrial enterprises, which the chamber of commerce and industry assists in establishing economic trade scientific and technical relations with foreign countries, firms and organizations. in the nineties, the leadership killed the chamber of commerce and industry once again had to remind the enterprise

of belarus 53 this radio receiver was highly appreciated by the export council of the all-union chamber of commercef the ussr was widely used and that is to say , demand throughout the entire soviet union groundwork for such a new direction as electronics , since minsk, the radio plant was the manufacturer of radio receivers. well, then the first tvs, then of course this brand, which was then already won by the staff of the enterprise, was naturally appreciated by subsequent consumers of our products. hmm. this is the experience that has been gained. in the first five-year plan, it was the foundation for the development of better devices, the expansion of the line, the models produced, and the key to increasing the authority of ours. people in the soviet union, the enterprise was the flagship for the production of its products. well, at the moment, the horizons of our horizon have expanded that the brand that i was born back in the post-war years is developing and increasing its competence. and at the moment you see, the leading manufacturing company is holding horizon. by the beginning of the fift

federation georgia kazakhstan is all of us together, and history goes back to the fifties by order of the council ussr ministers set up a branch of the all-union chamber of commerce in minsk a few years later. here has already earned a branch of the permanent pavilion beam. shih samples of consumer goods, as well as several heroes of commodity examinations, trade advertisements of foreign translations. this footage is from 1969. the exhibition of our equipment and goods shows the face of the agro-industry sector, but in the early eighties they talk about the main thing in the work of the checkpoint protein. it was then that the training of our enterprises in all the wisdom of foreign economic activity began. many people think that we are trade organizations, in fact , the chamber of commerce and industry is public organizations, which includes about 250 industrial enterprises, which the chamber of commerce and industry assists in establishing economic trade scientific and technical relations with foreign countries, firms and organizations. in the nineties, the leadership killed the chamber of commerce and industry again have to remind the company about the import

union-led apprentice and training programs. i had a conversation with the business roundtable, all the major chambers of commerce, the reason whyiness should be hiring union folks is simple, they are the best in the world. they are the single greatest technicians. they are the best laborers in the world. and you build the best products. but it takes four or five years of hard work as an apprentice. instead of going to college. you are the best trained workers in the world. wall street did not build this country although there are a lot of good folks there. the middle class built the country, and unions built the middle class. [applause] as i said, we're making a once in a generation investment in our nation's roads, bridges, airports, railroads, roads, water systems, high-speed internet. the biggest investment in american infrastructure since eisenhower's interstate highway system. and here in phoenix, we are building a new taxiway for sky harbor airport to cut down how long planes wait to take off and arrive at a gate after landing. we are making flying out of phoenix smoother and more economic. extending light rail to connect

union-led apprentice programs and training programs. i had a conversation with the business round table all the major chambers of commerce, the reason whyiness should be hiring union folks if you don't mind my saying is simple, the greatest in the world. best technicians in the world, best laborers in the world and you build the best products, you don't just decide you want to be a pipefitter or electrician, it takes four or five years of hard work as an apprentice, and wall street didn't build this company although there are a lot of good folks there, the middle class built the country and unions built the middle class. [applause] >> as i said, we're making once in a generation investments in our nation's roads, bridges, railroads, ports, parents, lead-free water systems, high speed internet. the biggest investment in the infrastructure since eisenhower's highway system and in phoenix a new taxiway for sky harbor airport to cut down how long planes take off and arrive at a gate for landing. flying in and out of phoenix smoother and more economic and a pedestrian bicycle bridge across the river in south phoenix, extending light rail and

unions to religious leaders to the u.s. chamber of commerce. let's get it done once and for all. >> laura: now your humble host has fought against this for most of the last 20 years. i warned the bush administration what would happen if they didn't follow through on enforcement, and look who's been forced out of politics since. the bushes, boehner, canter, liz cheyney, pat toomey and the list goes on and on and on. and this new proposal is no better than any of the others that crashed and burned. in fact, it's the worst because it comes at a time of unprecedented border crashing and whether we're in a recession now or will be certainly soon, that's terrible. and by the way, real wages are already falling in the united states. it's terrible timing. now they know you would vote against it if you could. yet they simply don't care. this cabal that hates the populous and hated the tea party knows where these immigration efforts will always end up if they're introduced in the regular legislative session. this is the reason for their hidden ball trick on amnesty right now. they know no

all continents. this is 35 exhibitions. the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry unites more than two and a half thousand enterprises, it is the largest business union in the country for manufacturers of more than a hundred areas of assistance in promoting belarusian exports on all continents, including resolving legal disputes and asserting rights in arbitration courts for 7 decades this has been a mission in the hands of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry, and big business is in the family. see. tomorrow, immediately after the panorama of the film, the agency of tylenities, 70 years of beltepe together to success. over the past 2 weeks, seven criminal cases have been brought against managers who violated the law during the construction of facilities. long-term construction, the head of state gave at the beginning of last year. during this time, they really became smaller. however, not everyone was completed; someone sold someone demolished. today, throughout the country, there are still under one and a half thousand long-term construction projects until the end of the year, the state control committee will study for each reason for th

all continents. ah, that's 35 exhibitions. the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry unites more than 2.5 thousand enterprises, this is the largest business unionuntry for manufacturers in more than a hundred areas of assistance in promoting belarusian exports on all continents, including resolving legal disputes and asserting rights in arbitration courts for seven decades - this is a mission in the hands of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry, and big business is in the family. see. tomorrow, immediately after the panorama of the film agency, 70 years of beltp together to success. over the past 2 weeks, seven criminal cases have been brought against managers who violated the law during construction objects of the order to come to grips with long-term construction, the head of state gave at the beginning of last year. during this time, they really became smaller. however, not everyone was completed; someone sold someone demolished. today, throughout the country, there are still under one and a half thousand long-term construction projects until the end of the year, the state control committee will study for each reason, the protract

all the unions that buildings. agc, farmers, ranchers, you name it. they came out, the chamber of commerce. literally everybody, except the radical enviro's, they came to support my cra. so can you talk about this insane ceq role that undermines the whole bill, do you support my cra? i know you do, because you guys one of the groups that supported it. and what more can we do to make this administration wake up to the fact that you can't crush the ability to get projects done. i know you love the radical enviro's, mister president. the center for biological diversity, all these nut jobs. but nobody else does. they hurt workers, they hurt the economy, they hurt the ability to build infrastructure. can you guys talk about this? it's so important, and it's remarkable to me that we pass a bill, and then the white house would come out with rules to undermine the variability to build infrastructure that they have touted. >> i remember when this bill is being passed, i was staying up late talking to our association director, back and forth. like yes, let's get this done. and we were so excited abou