and that was andrew from capital economics.because japan's mitsubishi motors is in talks overjoining an electric vehicle alliance with honda and nissan. the japanese carmakers are facing growing competition from tesla and chinese rivals. my colleague mariko 0i has more. as you said, if this deal is confirmed it will create two camps in the auto industry injapan. the trio of mitsubishi, honda and nissan versus toyota which of course has a tie—up with the likes of subaru and mazda. team toyota sells about 60 million cars each year while the trio would have combined annual sales ofjust over 8 million. more crucially, as you said, globally, they've been behind in the electric vehicle race which of course is currently dominated by the likes of basler and china's uid. they are of course european car—makers as well as china's smartphone maker show me entering the race as well. and that intense competition has been affecting their bottom line. toyota has actuallyjust released that its global output has been falling for the fifth month

bank lowered the cost of borrowing on its one—year policy rate. )julian evans—pritchard from capital economicsveness of the measures taken by the chinese government so far. it's always a good thing when the data comes in a bit better. and the industrial sector has been part of china's economy that has been doing reasonably well recently. i think the issue there, though, there is a lot of that increase in demand that we are seeing for industrial products out of china is really coming from overseas markets, domestic demand is still pretty weak. so manufacturers are becoming more alive on the external so manufacturers are becoming more reliant on external markets and that imposes some doubts over risk, particularly given the ongoing election campaign in the us and the potential of a trump victory to bring in quite significant tariffs on chinese exports. i think there are some downside risks. the economic recovery of china remains shaky, we saw the central bank lowering the cost of borrowing, what do you make of the measures being taken so far by the state? they obviously are increasingly concerne

but i also think out economic systems have been to, i mean, capitalism, that economic philosophy has been one which is also about dominion of the living. well, in other words, way, driving for self interested profit. and the impacts of that kind of secondary in it increasingly organized was we've created a bubble for ourselves that prioritizes industrial efficiency and predictability. while diminishing and even exhort a fine, the value of other living beings, a natural processes underlying this phenomenon is what's called the extinction of experience of the world. increasingly disconnected from nature. yes, we do interact with each other and domesticated animals and like, and useful of that nature. but i'm deep engagement with the rest of the natural world has been radically reduced in effect, wearable living through the extinction of experience. and as a result, an incredible number of us have no concept of the myriad of organisms, networks and processes that keep this planet safe and habitable. one way to address humanities, ignorance and negligence of the natural world is the theo

but i also think our economic systems have been to, i mean capitalism, that economic philosophy has been one which is also about dominion of the living world. in other words, way, driving for self interested profit. and the impacts of that kind of secondary and increasingly organized wells. we've created a bubble for ourselves. the prioritizes industrial efficiency and predictability, while diminishing and even exhort of fine the value of other living beings, a natural processes underlying this phenomenon is what's called the extinction of experience of the world increasingly disconnected from nature. yes, we do interact with each other and domesticated animals and the like and useful of that nature. but i'm deep engagement with the rest of the natural world has been radically reduced in effect, wearable living through the extinction of experience. and as a result. and incredible number of us have no concept of the myriad of organisms, networks and processes that keep this planet safe and habitable. one way to address humanities, ignorance and negligence of the natural world, is the theo

and it comes just as a major political meeting got under way in the capital. economicrowth slowed to 4.7% in the second quarter, leaving the chinese government's 5% growth target for the year looking even more ambitious. the economists i've been speaking to described the numbers as china's economy hitting the brakes. meanwhile, other data on retail sales and new homes prices also disappointed and hinted at continuous problems in the economy. it raises expectations for major reforms to be announced in the third plenum, which began today and is expected to end on thursday with a plan to lay out china's policy direction for the next five years and beyond. but again, the leadership�*s focus seems to be on long term policies instead quick fixes or the stimulus that investors have been hoping for. editorials in china's state—controlled media are calling for deep reforms aimed at boosting the country's modernisation and fostering so called new productive forces or boosting high—tech industries such as electric vehicles and artificial intelligence. the goal, according to analy

the rally could be far from over according to a new note from capital economics. she day s&p 500 could reach 7,000 by next year thanks to ai enthusiasm. joining me the economist behind that call, neil shearing. thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> i want to ask you what is the catalyst? is it almost entirely a.i. enthusiasm or are there other factors like fed rate cuts and near shoring et cetera? >> a bit of fed rate cuts in that would help. we think room for two cuts this year with more to come next year. our forecasters are a bit below what the market is pricing in terms of the future path of interest rates so that certainly helps the equity market story. there is some earnings growth as well and we argued a while we think the u.s. on a path to a soft landing and that helps corporate america amid growth. as you suggest, it's principally about the inflation of a bubble around a.i. and i think it is a bubble. we have done a lot of work looking at the economic and the market consequences of ground breaking technology such as a.i. one of the lessons from

education. formed her worldview and views on socio-economic development in those same years and in the late eighties during the era of the emergence of capitalismdom, economic freedom, i believe that it is not an inherent feature , which means, strictly speaking , capitalism as such, in ancient times there was right, here is private property, but in ancient judea there was a right to private property with a ban on selling, for example. land, that is, quite strict laws seemed to exist regarding the protection of property at different times, that is, there is no need to imagine the present time as a kind ideal or the time of capitalism, when another thing is that slaves were also property, and slaves, we imagine slaves as people, which means the law is heavy, who drag them along to the kitchen, which means while they are cooking paili there, no, of course , but from a philosophical point of view, they were simply talking instruments, there were non-speaking instruments, that’s actually different. from other historical facts, we know that there were houses, including the houses of patricia, where slaves, in fact , enjoyed, in fact, were members fa

capital market. well , over the years, we have actually introduced various tools and methods to the economic actors in the capital market in our monetary and banking system, but it has not yet been able to do the special work that we have done based on the discussion of capital formation. we expect him to provide it because of this issue of discussion the production and infrastructure financing law, which was proposed in the islamic council after 3-4 years, as you mentioned , actually became a plan for the representative of the government to review and synergize. the effective materials and its approval in the islamic council were coordinated and numerous expert meetings were held in different committees and after precisely trying to put forward 4 years this law actually came to a conclusion about 3 months ago and promulgated a lot of actually cases that we may think that maybe the most important law an important achievement of the parliament. we can mention the islamic council in the previous period . this law, now i am talking about the law , 25 regulations and about 10-12 instructions are directly

and i saw that for me, capital in america was all about giving people more economic freedom, right? so it started off with a love for capitalism, but it came from a sense of economic freedom. but the government playing a role. so i'm not a true austrian in a way that i think there is a role for the government to be played. the government needs to provide a basic welfare. the government needs to intervene in crises. but then i saw in america over time that how the government's kept on increasing and the government now started to do things with socialist india once used to do. that's really what sort of got to me that that is what the american brand of capitalism was all about. now you speak about the aha moment. see that a couple of things which really disturb me. one was that in the 2000 and tens, even once economic recovery got going, the federal reserve then was still seemed determined to engage in policies such as quantitative easing because it felt that as long as inflation was dead, it could put as much money in the system was required to try and prop up the economy. so that was

economic force. we have evidence there one of the best tools we have to combat the worst ills of capitalism, to mitigate economic inequality and provide things like you were talking about. investing in unions is good policy regardless of politics there. that could help these communities. caller: gary p in texas. i have been listening to c-span a lot and this lady speaking about how the republicans take over the rural areas. i would like her to do a study on how big the government is, how they have their finger in every piece of the pie. this is not what the country was founded on. it was founded on a small national government and the states would do their own thing. the guy talking about social security, the u.s. government formed national security. if they mismanage it -- i'm talking about wives who get benefits now. we need to put everything in a pot called welfare so we know exactly how much welfare we spend in every department of the government. let's talk about how big the government is. joe biden is a big government guy, big spender. let's let the states start doing stuff. guest: thanks for sharin

today's is about capitalism or economics and the revolution. future conferences will look at the founding and the revolution through the lens of religion, of law, of equality, of global affairs and other subjects. each conference then will result in a book of essays on that subject, as well as all kinds of video and audio and digital media products. and the books will then be gathered into a collection to be published in time for the july 4th, 2026 anniversary and to be widely available as a civic resource available to public libraries, to college and high school teachers and beyond. our goal really is to create something like a 21st century literature around the founding and to help inform and reinforce the growing movement, to strengthen civic education and civic learning in america. this is, as i said, the second of those conferences and our aim today is to think about the founding and the american revolution through the lens of economics and of the market economy, which the united states quickly came to embody in the world in the wake of th

the emergence of capitalism in modern russia, here i am, well , how would i define several things: the first is, well, as we know, freedom is better than not freedom, it is freedom, economicinherent feature certainly, that means, strictly speaking , capitalism as such in ancient rome had the right, here is private property, and in ancient judaea there was the right of private property with a ban on selling, for example, the most grandiose event in modern russia. traditions and advanced technologies, the greatest achievements and discoveries. all corners of the country. all areas of life. 247 days. 89 regions. more than 17 million visitors. we have something to be surprised by, we have something to be proud of, the ceremonial closing of the russia exhibition, july 6. on the first. and today we gathered with thoughts on capitalism and its current state, and what we can do about it all. ilya kuzmenkov, sergei ivanov, i am vladimir ligoida. let's continue. i want to return to your theses, which since they were voiced in rwanda have been heard, so to speak, in the vastness of the information field, yes, just in case i will repeat, yes, for sustainable existence in the future.

in fact , we introduced the capital market in our monetary and banking system to the economic activists, but it has not yet been able to provide the special function that we expect from it based on the discussion of capital formation , due to the issue of the production financing law and so on. as you have mentioned, in fact, after 3-4 years , it was brought up in the islamic council and turned into a plan, and it became a representative of the government to review and synergize for effective materials and approve it in the islamic council. it was coordinated and many expert meetings were held in different committees it was and after asking precisely, actually. 4 years ago, this law came to a conclusion and was promulgated about 3 months ago. in fact, there are many things that we may think that perhaps the most important law of the islamic council's achievement in the previous period can be mentioned. this is the law that he addressed many cases that the private sector economic activists feel satisfied with and when they realize that this is actually the case. it has been paid , they r

why are we not looking at doing a better job and more frequent access to new jersey's state capital, economic and efficient entity that isn't around metropark? we are looking at more consistent and predictable service in the state of new jersey. >> congressman, i know you are passionate about this. we have, as you said, changed some of the service levels in around the various stations in new jersey. in particular, increase of service in new brunswick, princeton junction, e wr of the airport rail station. we have seen some reduction, the service in trenton that you mentioned, small reduction in metropark service. we are, the new service and additional regional trans, the aricept that started showing up 2026, more capacity and relook at all of the service patterns. today, the demand has shifted in these markets that we will adopt continual view at the demand here so we can get the service in the right markets because we understand how important it is to have service at trenton and we think there's opportunity. given the limited frequencies we have, in part, waiting for more equipment, the prior

capital. that's have issues around health and education plan to wider economic well being. indonesia doesn't score well on a lot of the human capital indices, whether it's the piece of scores or level of skills and so on. so investing in education and health is going to be a key part of the current as well as the medium term development of the new nation . marie, have a coupon guess to see some comparisons with india and other economy with vast potential which needs to ramp up spending on health care and education to give it to young, growling population a chance to drive it really rest to me on the, on making sure that we invest in the human capital, and that's about education and health and education is the big area that we really need to uh, to develop. we have a bonus demographic bonus built for another 15 years. uh, and this is something that we really have to capitalize on for data. where'd you, on the biggest challenge, as well as creation to make indonesia a truly developed economy? poverty is something that's been highly manageable in our country. so it's so way less than 10 percent, it u

capital. that same issues around health and education plan to wider economic well being. indonesia doesn't score well on a lot of the human capital indices, whether it's the piece of scores or level of skills and so on. so investing in education and health is going to be a key part of the current, as well as the medium term development of the new nation. marie, have a coupon guess to see some comparisons with india and other economy with vast potential which needs to ramp up spending on health care and education to give it to you own growing population. a chance to throw the per person growth as vastly had stripped out of southeast asian countries, such as indonesia in the last 3 decades. and that it's no time to catch up. it's highly identifiable as to why we underperformed that of china. because under investment in education, under investment, to infrastructure, lack of governance and lack of competitiveness, right. so i'm, i'm a lot more focused on, you know, what it takes for indonesia to be able to put more food on the table faster, more effectively and more efficiently. there are plenty of

the flood engulfed the commercial and economic capital of india. 10 people died due to lightning in the state of bihar in eastern india. some educational centers have been closed , many streets were flooded, and bus and train services were disrupted for several hours. in turkey, while people are experiencing temperatures close to 50 degrees and fires in forest areas , floods are taking victims in the north of the country. heavy rains that began on saturday evening in the coastal cities of the black sea in northern turkey yesterday evening, one person was victimized by the flood in urdu city. in nepal, the death toll from heavy monsoon rains has increased to 62. some victims due to flooding. and some others died due to landslides and lightning strikes. landslides and floods are common in nepal during the monsoon season, killing hundreds of people every year. strong wind blowing with dust today made the air quality of 12 provinces in the country in an unhealthy and dangerous condition. organization of south khorasan, south sisistan, baluchistan, eastern band kerman issued an orange warnin

an economic freedom here in capitalism? because i think that america does the right thing after having tried all options which isamerica in the end will course correct. it's a country that has done so. and i and the we can have this debate out here i think is great. the fact that i'm being are is terrific. i can't put this argument out there iplaces, india and all its more diffo.argument there, you know, and the book has just come out and i'm getting, you know, like a lot of positive feedb both the right and the left on some of these issue mak optimistic. the fact that, you know, that, that is a capitalistic critique of capitalism. and i say, yeah, because you know that someone from the this and also from the outside has seen as an immigrant who came from a socialist country. so the fact that i can put this argument out there, we can have this hour long debate here and discussion still me reason that in the end will course correct. well, thank you, rogier. i reallyatppreciand the book is what went wrong with capitalism. so

capital market is actually in a waiting state. he sees in himself and waits to see how the general economic policies of the country will be formulated and whether the capital market is in this general economic policies will have a special role and position. experts believe that if the expectations are adjusted and the stimuli are reflected again in the glass hall , we will have liquidity entering the stock market, which will keep the transactions on track. will move ghazal arab gul of sed and cima news agency. increase in industrial production with the importance of capital market production statistics. the important industry of the capital market this spring shows that the 3-month production of the oil products industry has increased by 16% compared to the same period last year. after that, the metal ore industry increased by 11 percent production stood in second place. the chemical products and materials industry is another industry that has faced an increase in production. production of basic metals is almost unchanged and production. one of the conditions for accepting companies in the tehran stock exchange is to comply with the

but they're also an economic force and i think we have good evidence they are one of the best tools we have two combat the worst ills of capitalism, to mitigate economic inequality and provide things like good pensions like what you talking about. i think investing in unions, it's good policy regardless of the politics there. and so i think that could help a lot of these kinds of communities. >> host: let's hear from larry in texas. >> caller: thank you. i have read your book but i've been listening to c-span a lot and we had this lady here speaking about how the republicans take over the rural areas, blah, blah, blah. i would likeer her to do a study on a big the government is, how behemoth that is, how they have their finger in every piece of the pie. and this is what the country was founded on. it was founded on a small national government and the states would do their own thing. versus the guy this talk about social security. the u.s. government formed the social security. if they miss management, and to make people into it to get extra benefits, and i'm not talking about, i'm talk about wives they get benefits- now. that deg

united states, but they are also an economic force, and i think we have good evidence that they are one of the best tools we have to kind of combat the worst ills of capitalism, to mitigate economic inequality and provide things like good pensions like you were talking about. and so, i think investing in unions, it's good policy regardless of the politics. and so, i think that could help a lot of these kinds of communities. >> let's hear from gary in texas on our line for independence. good morning, gary >> i'm here in plano, texas and i haven't read your book but i have been listening to c-span a lot and we have this lady here speaking about how the republicans take over the rural areas. i would like a study on how big the government is, how vehement it is, how they have their fingers in every piece of the pie and this isn't what the country was founded on. it was founded on a small national government and the states would do their own thing. versus the guy who is talking about social security. the u.s. government formed social security. if they mismanagement, add too many people into it to get extra benefits, and i'm not talking about -- i'm talking about

that they wanted to re establish themselves economically going because their capital was stronger here. that being said, economic come in to put, get key copies out as far as in companies and businesses had service. let's say they wanted to invent. he'll invest you a bite on last week that was great for us for many industries were established that which brought a lot of advancement photograph when we took it in. there were also army time as well, gave our main street at the street of the 15th of november. they knew lot of working digital vans. they brought us new architecture law to difficult for something. i'm also wondering simple today, bruno is a modern city behind the historical facade, so popular with tourist something doc. a growing number of neo nazi groups is also a lack of acknowledgments of indigenous people who live to be full of the immigrants and who are nearly wiped out in a brutal moore of extermination. felt the hazy store installer, hardly any historical record of the time. they themselves weren't able to tell their story that most of them. so we only have our version

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credit net works of trade, likewise necessitate expansive merchant class to facilitate capital exchanges. if economiciversification implies multiple opportunities for individuals, pursue their talents, internal competitive capitalism requires mutual commitment to free trade among nations so that capital may flow freely, both within borders and between them. it on many of these points. this that we can see disagreement within the founding and there are multiple points of interest here and it's been discussed alexander hamilton's commitment to industrial protection cannot be really termed as capitalistic. but that's not what i want to focus on here. what i want to focus on is the critique of hamilton's of public finance that was offered by the jeffersonian republicans between 1790 and 1793. now, today we remember the jeffersonian republic as the democratic republicans, but that's not how they saw themselves. that's not the phrase that they used to to to refer to themselves. they understood themselves as republican is, which is a confusing word for us because we have a modern republican party. but never

the economic growth component, capital growth and labor force growth, these two are completely incrementale will have a very high growth because of what i said , that is, we are analyzing from this that we had a decrease in employment, the exit of the workforce from the sector we had a mine, or our capital stock has decreased in general and the way it is, now it needs a little more cleaning, which is my need , but we can't necessarily grow this way in 2014. let's consider it a positive growth, because capital has decreased, employment in that sector has decreased, the denominator of the multiple has decreased, and in your presence , we have lower productivity. if we consider the factors of production to be completely positive, if our domestic production has also increased, that is we have added value in our mining sector and the so-called output of our mineral products when they have increased. with their own growth , employment and capital, we can get a positive result from the positive trend, but in which year can we get a positive result from 84 to 1401, which you checked, in which year

she cowrote other economic books and memoirs all including capitalism and freedom that came out in 1962 cofounded the choice with milton friedman's promoting school vouchers. i want to show the original copy of the book that came out in 1980. here is the front cover. but you can see they are both listed on it. but when you flip it around, there is where you get rose friedman on the back. >> i think that rose was from a family of economists. her brother was a leading member of the chicago school of economics in the post-world war ii period at the university of chicago. she herself was an economic student at chicago when they would also be graduate student there. they were students of frank knight at the time who was a free market oriented economist, and i think that her role wasn't significant in milton friedman's work and technical economics. she was more involved in the later work in public policy and books such as you mentioned free to choose, capitalism and freedom and other works later after he retired. >> let's hear from some of the viewers before we continue looking at free to cho

capital market to continue , there should be stability in the regulatory laws that can predict the situation of the companies. and to in general, any interference in the financial statements of companies does not affect the economic situation of the capital market. experts believe that the stock market needs to inject positive news and make them operational in order to climb and conquer high peaks. ghazal arab gul of sed and cima news agency. supply of 20 fav tractors at a price. 4 billion and 392 million tomans , the deadline for placing orders for these cars was until 8:00 a.m. minutes ago, and the brokers blocked applicants' access to manage the orders received from 8:30 a.m. minutes ago. every a natural person could register only one car and any legal person could register up to three cars. individuals who succeeded in buying cars in the previous listings in the commodity exchange and bought cars from automobile companies since the beginning of 2018 are also able to register. were ordered the delivery date of this product is 23 september this year and the prepayment percentage is 10%. the total credit supply of petrochemical products in commodity exchanges reached more than 10 thousand billion tomans. accordi

sectors of these two parameters , i.e. the component of economic growth, capitalrce growth, these two are completely incremental , having a very high growth because of what i said , that is, we analyze the fact that we had a decrease in employment and the exit of the labor force. we had from the mining sector or our capital balance as a whole in general, the method has decreased, now it needs a little more explanation, which i will present my needs. but in 2014, we cannot necessarily consider this growth as positive because the capital has decreased, the employment in that sector has decreased , the denominator has decreased, and i hope that we have productivity. in our mining sector and the so-called output of our mineral products, when they have increased, well , their ratio with the growth of employment and capital, we can get a positive result from the positive trend, but we can get a positive result from it, but one thing we can do is from 84 to 1401 that you checked. what year did this happen? in 1401, we are actually among other economic sectors, that is, f

removal of mandatory pricing is one of the important rulings due to disruptions in economic activities, especially the capitalket in the 7th plan helped to solve serious challenges in the country's economic system. mehdi taghiani, the first vice president of the economic commission. the country's parliament needs a favorable secondary market with a suitable yield so that the primary market can help finance the production units. a suitable yield of the secondary market requires stability in policies. ali naqvi, managing director of the iran energy exchange, is a lawmaker with the aim of developing and deepening the market for the optimization of renewable energy and in order to facilitate investment in energy consumption optimization plans. electricity and gas from the place of delivery of the basic property of energy saving certificates has exempted from payment of value added tax . on tuesday, july 12th, the iran commodity exchange forums hosted the sale of about 1 million and 8500 tons of goods and products. the production index of industrial companies on the stock market in may this year compared to the sa

economic stability prevailed in capital. you have increased, there is a ratio, so there is economic stability. anything that causes economic stability increases our investment . economic growth and investment have a relationship with each other. they are interdependent. anything that disrupts economic stability should be avoided. one thing is the issue of circulars, of course, friends. i correctly pointing out mr. khalegi and mr. kolahi, if the industrial policy package that was announced by the supreme leader two years ago and unfortunately did not go anywhere in the government, the education and research organization, which is related to the country's budget program organization, did not take any action. just chanting, saying today, tomorrow, today, tomorrow, and really putting the country's industry to work. as an urgent matter, which is in the 6 months of the 7th development plan, the budget plan organization should be obliged to formulate this industrial policy package with participation. heads and the private sector bec

any kind interfering in the financial statements of companies does not affect the capital market except for the economic situation . experts believe that the stock market needs to inject positive news and make them operational in order to climb and conquer the high peaks. in the 13th government, it was used to repay the debt of the previous government. the ministry of economy announced by publishing a notice. in the 13th government , 7,343 billion tomans of financial bonds were issued, half of which was to repay the debts of the previous governments. in this announcement, it is stated that the ratio of the issuance of financial bonds to the gdp is 5%. year 1399 nine has reached two and a half percent in 1402, which shows the decreasing trend of issuing fiscal bonds. from the beginning of the year to the 20th of july 1403, a total of 8257 vehicles have been cleared from the customs and entered the country. the head of customs announced the value of this number of cars at 165 million dollars . during the same period last year, 277 cars worth 8.3 million dollars entered the country and were cleared from cu

capital records in the real estate market. we'll tell you about the most noticeable ones in the next few minutes. live economicin alina lopo's studio. hello. belarus is negotiating with russia on the allocation of an additional 100 billion russian rubles in credit for the sale of import-substituting products. armenia showed the greatest growth, this is + 22%. our indicator is in second place in belarus - 8%. next comes russia, then kazakhstan and only after kyrgyzstan. the belarusian automobile plant is increasing its export potential in africa, the company reported that an official representative of belaz works in cairo and sells it. spare parts for equipment. in 2021 , two forty-five-ton belarusian dump trucks. machines in tropical configuration are fully adapted to local conditions and have proven themselves well during this time. as a result, the consumer expressed his intention to increase the load-carrying capacity of the equipment and increase the number of dump trucks. belas at his quarries. the universal commodity exchange will help realize the potential of mutual trade between belarus and tatarstan.

general, any interference in the financial statements of the companies, except for the economic situation. the capital market does not respond and shows a negative reaction to these issues, but the symbols of the trading index on saturday were fars steel and shabna. it was one of the few days that the capital market of the industry did not see a negative reaction and the industry received a return of between 1 and 6%. . in the meantime, the best performance belonged to the founders themselves drilling industry, industrial contracting and other minerals with an average of 6% positive return. on the other hand, the weakest performance in terms of efficiency belonged to the machinery industry with only 1% efficiency. the net change of legal and real ownership of the market was positive on this day and the glass hall witnessed the entry of 2270 billion tomans of real money. it is definitely not a market that stays green every day and most of the market is looking for a solution from the point of view of balance. the status of the symbols of the glass hall also indicated that there were 682 positive symbol

capital and the region, with you daras taras. good evenings and sunshine and broadcasts. economic growth and progress in the social sphere and health system. minsk school, this morning and tomorrow to mark the 30th year of the presidency of the belarusian leader. hell history created by our imagination and current investment projects. minsk direct city-palytychny marathon 30 sovereign bastards. course on educational tourism, іnavatsyyn. vacations prapanue ekatekhnapark volma dzyarzhynskaga district. minsk school, this afternoon, this morning and triple year's day presidency of the capital is a direct information-assistant forum. on the basis of the garad palace of culture , the city developed an economical patent city, expanding into the spheres of education, health and social support. the accent has become the focus of historical memory, and the presentation of cultural ones. green quests, excursions around the town of future and science classes, just a few references from the summer program of ekatekhnapark volma, dzyarzhyn district. educational tourism is popular during the hol