an example from central asia.g example of the excess of anthropogenic activity above the capabilities of natural ecosystems, which means, of course, the natural ecosystem of the orey basin vulnerable, we saw this from the disaster and it is necessary today to take measures to preserve at least the remaining aquatic ecosystems, the northern plowshare, other bodies of water, to slowly restore the economy on them and around them, especially the lives of interlocal people. because only this today is the best response to growing climate change and increasing water scarcity. and to other events. one of the enterprises of the russian defense industry offered a job to a native of uzbekistan, dvornik alimjon ibragimov, who became famous throughout the country after rescued two residents of st. petersburg from a fire. let me remind you that he climbed up to the hot apartment through a drainpipe, without any insurance, and only after. it turned out that ibragimov has the rank of welder, that is, his skills could be useful at

china will feed central asia; a new food supply channel has been opened in senjiang.icultural produce market in urumqi launched cooling and dispatch system. trucks loaded with forty tons of fresh vegetables and fruits headed through the khargos checkpoint to almaata. well , according to chinese officials, the market will be able to send from 100 to 200 tons of fresh vegetables and fruits to central asia every day. according to statistics from chinese customs in khargos, from january on... suppliers along the chain, both in kazakhstan, russia, uzbekistan and so on, that is, in fact, the market is quite balanced, yes, everyone delivers their vegetables, fruits, on time, small enough batches that will bring down prices during the season, and seasonal supplies can bring local suppliers less money, and less money means the inability to cover loans taken for planting, taken to maintain the harvest on... they were talking, of course, about the beautiful akhaltiki people. during a horseback ride around the arena, arkadak told young listeners about the features of equestrian s

this is the fastest way to ocean for the countries of central asia.cal and geo-economic project and part of the formation of a multipolar world. there is huge interest in it in uzbekistan, turkmenistan and tajikistan. once again, this is a key link that can connect india with the central one. asia and the entire large eurasian space, but the united states appeared on the cloudless horizon of endless prospects. washington made open threats against india and others wishing to participate in the project. next, a quote. we are aware of the signing of india and iran ten-year contract on the port of chabahar. us sanctions on iran remain in place, and we will continue to enforce them. anyone considering doing business deals with iran. must be aware of the potential risk to which he is exposed, as well as the potential risk of sanctions, because you cannot be friends with iran, because washington has decided so, so sit in your dead end, everything that is beneficial to us, we are already taking away from you ourselves. tell us how important this port is and w

central asia as the key to a new geopolitical and economic reality.rnational investment forum in tashkent, president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev called on the world community, first of all, business to more actively use the advantages of the region for mutually beneficial partnership. on the forum in there was a lot of talk in tashkent about how recent events around the world have shown the vulnerability of the existing one. systems, disruptions in supply chains, decline in international trade, reduction in investment, but the way out of this difficult situation has also become obvious. of course, we are well aware that today there is an unprecedented struggle for investors in the world, but one inconsequential fact is becoming increasingly clear: no one country can solve such acute problems alone. the spirit of mutual trust and respect, and the principle of mutual support will remain a strong pillar long-term cooperation. uzbekistan is opening. doors for partners. the country has developed a new version of the investment law. the land lease peri

and central asia, as you like, yes, the british have been working closely since the nineties, herebritain is currently second or third there . in kazakhstan or uzbekistan they provided something in the region of 50 million pounds, which is of course much less than, for example. provided by the americans, but this is also work with public opinion, yes, this money will then be provided in the form of grants, including for the training of such young political leaders, and these countries, who will be exported to britain, to work with them. soros is being thrown out of kyrgyzstan, is there a deal going on there? my guess is quite simple, c5+1 summit, which means five states plus america, and where is britain? cameron’s role is very simple, to make sure that this one unit of america can be replaced with britain, but do they have the resources for this, of course they do. the key point that he demanded from everyone in the chapters. five countries, for some reason they don’t voice it here, so the british press describes the full access of mi-6 employees to participate in management, educ

, please, please, viktorquestia, for several months even before your visit to the countries of central asiahe ministry of finance, the usa and other departments that implement the sanctions regime, and unprecedented pressure on the capitals of central asian countries with... exclude, suppress all opportunities, all prospects for cooperation with russia, this is how you feel about this, this behavior, and can russia will somehow compensate for this pressure on the central asian countries and uzbekistan, including, if i may, the second question right away very quickly, the news came that, excuse me, the taliban, that russia can exclude, consider the possibility of removing the taliban from the list of terrorist organizations, that’s how it is the decision was made on why and how this would affect our relations with afghanistan. that means, with regard to the first part of your question, well, why is there no nastiness here, i mean that this is what is happening now, that travelers all over the world they fly, now to latin america, now to africa, now to the east, they intimidate everyone, thes

the importance and relations with central asia and russia for china. the ussr had a brutal confrontation for decades, this is a threat, but the north there, the west, it was the most difficult for it, that’s why chinese diplomats and experts time they say: we value relations with russia, we value relations with central asia, well , because these relations are obvious. how bad it can be when these relations are not set up for conflict and how good it is, what powerful projects can be implemented when relations are at a high level of trust, friendship, relationships, so i would say that today the eurasian direction is the most important for china, they are self-sufficient, and he still considers them not only within the framework of the context, which here he has a struggle somewhere, but the fact is that... these relationships need to be maintained and developed, because their value is very high. once upon a time we tried to explain everything only by historical patterns and went too far. now the other extreme is to reduce everything to a confrontation

our trade turnover in central asia approaches a quarter of the total trade turnover of the republic ofthat was discussed in the club was ecology, climate in central eurasia, one of the main issues of preserving the aral sea. several countries are working on ecosystem restoration at once; this is the only way to achieve success together. russia performs in expert roles. svetlana kostina, oleg matyushin, natalya labanova, kirill danilov and anatoly mineev. first channel ufa. russia -china - we will continue this theme of the plot. tian wan nuclear power plant. according to our newest project. today, the reactor vessel and two steam generators were shipped; everything was manufactured in volgodonsk, rostov region at the atommash plant. it is part of the machine-building division of rosatom. 3 years ago, the start of work in tianwan was given by vladimir putin via video link . the leaders will talk about cooperation in energy and other areas at this week personally. as already mentioned, the russian president will be in china on thursday and friday. the first visit after taking office is a

the importance and... and relations with central asia, with russia, for china it is, well, one mightrstands that this is not a relationship that can simply be abandoned, i because... let me remind you that in the history of china, the ussr had the most severe confrontation for decades, this is a threat, but from the north there from the west, this was for him very difficult, which is why chinese diplomats and experts say all the time: we value relations with russia, we value relations with central asia, well, because these relations, because you can see how bad it can be when these relations are not set up for conflict, and how good which ones succeed realized. it was only historical patterns that went too far. now the other extreme is to reduce everything to a confrontation of specific wills. it’s even difficult to communicate with some regions across the sea, for example, one of these traditional, historical, by the way, traditional partners there for thousands of years is the persian, yes, iranian, not even just a country, just as a civilization, and let’s say, the most understand

a- central asia, b. south asia, central-east asia. time!an, south asia, well, i’ll assume that these are the countries of indochina, well, india there, sri lanka, and maybe a couple of examples then central asia, since we’ve gotten along so well with you, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, perhaps central asia is five states, including kazakhstan as the largest. what is here, here is tajikistan, turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan. the correct answer to our question is option a: central asia. fifth question: an emulsion is a heterogeneous mixture of several immiscible components. in what state of aggregation are the components of the emulsion? a, liquid solid, b - liquid gaseous, c - liquid liquid. time. sofia, how are you? emulsions? well, i remember that we went through this, but i don’t remember exactly the name, i chose the option liquid, liquid, well done, so he still remembers. sonya, she accelerates so quickly, last time she was at first quietly, quietly, quietly, only at the end she began to speak, i hope that today is the same, l

of all participants in this process, these actors of international relations, we can say that central asiacaucasus are currently such a piece that is being played out in the interests of the big geopolitical and continental players, what can come out of this, well, as we see georgia today... russia. armenia is currently trading on the stock market. what will be the final ? this is still a big question. and azerbaijan has already made up its mind, it has a blind guide, this is turkey. and it is also necessary to understand here that there is a big question mark in azerbaijan, because it is unlikely that erdogan is capable of leading azerbaijan in any way, at least not darkened, non-dead-end road. well. and what concerns the five central asian states, they should solve their problems, which smack of feudal-level problems, and not modern ones, so you have such, let's say, overdrinking, with which you have to get along somehow, and even in in the central asian states, those who gave hope, well, in particular, as the president of kyrgyzstan, they turned into ordinary peasants. regimes that they

but also, of course, cannot but affect the interests of belarus, because all the countries of central asian military development, by the way. were noted, and i repeat once again, that it is the security that azerbaijan ensures in our region, the efforts that the head of state is personally making efforts to ensure that a peace agreement with armenia is signed as soon as possible, and what belarus is doing in the region, also ensuring security on the borders, is very, very important, at these moments the two leaders can even act in some way at least from a general position, which was also emphasized within the framework, for example, azerbaijan in the south caucasus, after all, a local designation, we are talking about the south caucasus, yes, they are a kind of core that should lead the entire region to peace, we are also trying here, here are our peacekeepers there were positions on ukraine, azerbaijan is actually now one of the three former soviet countries in the transcaucasus, the only country in which there is no unrest, that’s the first question, we are really very similar in terms o

say, in recent years that the president of ukraine met with journalists from the countries of central asia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and uzbekistan. to what extent does this really affect the point, the public position, the point of view of these residents of these countries, is it possible to change, let's say, the position of the authorities of the central asian countries, by addressing. to the media, to the citizens of these countries, should i laugh right away or start answering the essence of the question, well, start answering, you can laugh, well, from my point of view, it's in vain wasted time, because the situation in most of these countries in terms of the influence of society on the authorities is minimal, moreover, the role of these dictatorships is growing. even in a country like kazakhstan, despite the fact that the president himself is a person who was brought up, let's say so, in some democratic framework, but what is important here is that these countries are now being worked on quite a lot by the british government, and there are certain advances with the point of view of t

central asia.n? ah, liquid is solid. b - liquid gaseous, c - liquid liquid. time. sofia, how is your sim? well, i remember that we went through this, but i don’t remember exactly the name, i chose the option with liquid liquid, well done, that means she still remembers, sonya, she accelerates so much, last time she was quiet, quiet, quiet at first, quietly, only at the end she began to speak, i hope that today is the same, let’s do this, i, as a teacher who wants to get you as far as possible to get a good grade, we will start with some, say, an a, what subject are you in? passed chemistry, very good, the beginning, the beginning is good, how name of the chemistry teacher? alexandra gennadievna, great, this is already a six, and now it remains to figure it out, well, i think that this is option c, i generally know for sure that this is not option b, liquid gas, i had doubts between a and c, and in general i i thought that we already had a lot of options a, so i already chose c. oh , what about you?

and he visited all five states of central asia, he met with four presidents of these five statesry at the presidential level, this is uzbekistan, but... uzbekistan in this sense is truly a difficult, but very interesting and very important partner for the russian federation; in 2019 , the economist magazine named it the fastest growing, one of the fastest growing economies in the world, the fastest growing. in eurasia in the twentieth year, when the whole world economy was falling, there was economic growth in uzbekistan, now this economic growth is stable, in a variety of areas, both production and industrial services, quite a lot of russian investments have been accumulated in uzbekistan, about 15 billion, our trade has reached almost 10 billion dollars a year, that is, there are some externally important signs that our relations are on the rise, but... it is also very important, this is the role that uzbekistan plays in developing our new policy in regarding central asia, indeed, in central asia there are states that are difficult partners for us, tajikistan, historically it w

a - central asia, b - south asia, c - arseny, i chose option a central asia, because eastern asia, asn you give me a couple of examples from central asia, since we ’ve gotten so far ahead of you? kazakhstan, uzbekistan, kyrgyzstan, perhaps. central asia is made up of five states, which include kazakhstan as the largest. here are tajikistan, turkmenistan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan. the correct answer to our question is option a: central asia. fifth question: an emulsion is a heterogeneous mixture of several immiscible components, in what state of aggregation are the components. a liquid solid, b - liquid gaseous, c liquid liquid. time: sofia, how are you doing with emulsions? well, i remember that we went through this, but i don’t remember exactly the name, i chose the option with liquid, liquid, well done, so that’s it. and now it remains to figure it out, well, i think that this is option c, i actually know for sure that this is not option b, liquid-gas, i had doubts between a and c, and in general i thought that we already had a lot of options a, that’s why i’ve already chosen ts. oh,

so it includes the names of figures who were in central asia when central asia was still russia. this can be traced, for example, to the name is said, his name is as the account we dug is done because that's the part that was sent to the fast. the when people prayed in the congregation, it's a very respected part. and i might have this, it would say one of the next spend the people who is respected as cold as the account. wait, he's from douglas. stop it. yeah, there are more than a few figures from dentist on whose names often mentioned. in fact, if you trace it back to salt and now i mean putting to y'all and his grandfather, salt, and now i made was the one who wrote and made the logo of the root of but on the symbol of the indonesian state, which has dec, a stony blood pass out on a shake as 18 was from dug of stone. that's why the name dec installed is still attached in the, in full references, swami and i guess tommy means i see it that gets stopped. now. i thought that goes back. that'd be a whole many. that means the relationship has existed long before intonations, indep

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and so it includes the names of figures who were in central asia when central asia was still russia. this can be traced, for example, to the name is said, his name is as the account we dug is done because that's the part that was sent to the fast. the when people prayed in the congregation, it's a very respected part of the service. it would say one of the next spend the people who is respected as cold as the account. wait, he's from diagnosis dog. and there are more than a few figures from doug stone whose names often mentioned. in fact, if you trace it back to salt and now i mean putting to y'all and his grandfather, salt, and al from it was the one who wrote and made the logo if they grew to. but the symbol of the engine easy and state which has deck a stony blood pass out on a shake as one a was from dug of stone. that's why they named egleston is still attached in the, in full references. i think the last, the one a guess tommy means as to get started. now i thought that goes back. that'd be a whole many. that means the relationship has existed long before and denise has indepen

, and he visited all five states of central asia, he met with four presidents of these five states, in these four states the presidents he met there with the heads of parliaments with the prime minister and foreign ministers, only one side did not accept the minister of foreign affairs. a meeting was held between five central asian states plus him, either at the level of presidents, or at the level of historians, the most the main thing is that it was in tashkent, so supposedly uzbekistan’s answer was that no, no, guys, let’s not forget not the status, not our own system of priorities, but uzbekistan in this sense is really difficult, but very interesting and very important partner for the russian federation, in 2019 the economist magazine named it the fastest growing. uzbekistan has accumulated quite a lot of russian investments, about 15 billion , our trade has reached almost 10 billion dollars a year, that is, there are some externally important... how to respond to these problems, although, by the way, please note that the russian president , after all, before leaving for uzbek

of the delegation and discussed specific projects, for example, the construction of rosatom, central asia's first nuclear power plant. it is expected that the agreement on this will be signed today. uzbekistan is going to open a trade representative office in russia, businessmen in general. supplies of natural gas to uzbekistan through the territory of kazakhstan. the pumping of the president began in october last year. i remember how it began, the winter before last in uzbekistan a difficult, critical situation arose due to abnormal cold weather. i remember how shavkhat miranovich was worried and looked, of course, for all the opportunities to to solve this problem, and naturally, we are all thinking about the future, the climate is changing, we need to take some steps in advance, work is now underway to increase the capacity of the central asia center pipeline system, which will allow us to increase the volume of gas pumped to uzbekistan next year up to 11 billion kum. the russian army liberated ivanovka in the kharkov region and nitaylov in the dpr, according to the ministry of defense,

this is also connected with some political aspects, and kazakhstan, uzbekistan, in general in central asiaons with russia for quite a long time, and i remember when, so to speak, nazarbayev was still president, and islam avdganevich karimov was , as it were, during his lifetime yes and was the president of uzbekistan, between them, so to speak, there was quite a serious tension in some places, including about how to build relations in this triangle there, russia, central asia, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, today this... exactly to uzbekistan, it seems to me that this is not a coincidence, i would honestly advise people in astana, of course, they are there with a mustache, but i would advise them to think about why exactly this is happening, yes, it did not happen or anything in these last few years, including from the point of view of this particular situation, when you need something, save us, so to speak, yes, we remember recent events, when we need something, excuse me, move over, so to speak, yes, i think that we are from this, from this we are like this i should say that the situation shoul

the current intellectual forum is the development and security of russia and the countries of central asiae changing world realities, first of all it is a platform for the exchange of opinions. any opportunities for such a direct exchange of views are welcome, so with this point of view, it in itself is a useful, let's say, a useful platform, because here there is an opportunity to discuss various issues. and these issues are of course very good and interesting to discuss with professionals , with those people who are substantively involved in specific issues. this year , the conference is hosted for the first time by bashkartystan, a region that is connected with the countries of central asia not only geographically and culturally, but also economically, and these ties have become much stronger over the past few years. foreign economic activity was very often oriented towards western countries, towards western european states, so we succeeded in the flow. in a very short time, after our unfriendly colleagues closed the doors, we opened completely new doors and now for bashkartstan, in par

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victory day in the countries of central asia.tate leaders came to moscow and who celebrated at home? about this and more in the review by robert franz. welcome to asia, this is the highest altitude episode of our program, 4,500 m above sea level, we are in kyrgyzstan, that’s where exactly we got here, we’ll tell you today in the program, as well as other most interesting events from the very center of the continent. these are the only roads the immortal regiment has never passed, but this definitely has never happened before, from the picturesque aksai gorges in kyrgyzstan begins the ascent to the highest point where the march of the immortal regiment has ever taken place. that majestic massif with a cap of eternal snow at the top is our goal, this is the same putin peak. the distance here is measured in hours of travel, from the base camp it is 4-5 hours of travel if everything goes well. putin peak is a peak in the tenshan mountains. height 4.446 m. ​​the name appeared on maps in 2011, so deputies of the kyrgyz parliament decid

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long time, of course belarus is not a member of this movement, but... for china and for asia as a whole, for the centralrd-party relations will affect asia, the fact that azerbaijan is a member of the organization of turkish states is attracts the attention not only of, say, european countries such as hungary, which has observer status, but also, of course, cannot but affect the interests of belarus, because all the countries of central asia, as well as turkey , have very... but also for regions on a global scale in all those areas that have already been noted, and i repeat once again that it is the security that azerbaijan ensures in our region, the efforts that the head of state personally makes to ensure that a peace agreement is signed as soon as possible the agreement with armenia, and what belarus is doing in the region, also ensuring security on the borders, this is very, very important, in these moments the two leaders can even speak out to some extent. well, it’s clear that victory in a military conflict provides ilham aliyev with enormous stability, and i think that there is any transit that i

on the other hand, it is obvious that russia is strengthening its position in central asia, includingesources receives an additional opportunity for further export of energy resources, that is. product of power plants to other territories. in the context of the future, they are also discussing the construction of a copper concentration plant in the tashkent region, a gas chemical complex in the bukhara region, the creation of a metallurgical cluster at the tibinbulak iron ore deposit. and at the end of this year , two new russian-uzbek technology parks are expected to open.

you know, of course, we have historical cooperation with the countries of central asia, these are theof the soviet union, and kazakhstan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, tajikistan, kyrgyzstan, which means azerbaijan is on the other side of the caspian sea, we have good, good relations and i want to say that over the last year. malaysia takes part every year, pakistan, afghanistan this year i came with a whole delegation, and today, well, it’s not customary there to talk about it, but today we are already transporting cargo to pakistan by trucks through afghanistan, there are no questions, it’s normal , calm, safe, cargo, it is like water, it finds its way, so if there is cargo, if there is water, then it will find its way, our task is to help this cargo make borders. seamless, make roads convenient, make transportation, roads, railways, transshipment from one visible to another , make transport convenient. iran is very active, it stands between us and the indian ocean, so even the western bypass of the caspian sea, even the eastern one involves working with iran, the iranian delegation did

, which they call central asia, which means they are very close to us countries, since civilizationey came from russia, from the russian empire, from the soviet union, so i, when i made a trip at one time from tashkent to the south to afghanistan, i... realized that even, even in a period of relative decline, when these cotton fields there were abandoned, nevertheless, part of russian civilization and the soviet technosphere remained there, in afghanistan, when i crossed the border, there was nothing there anymore, these are two different worlds, the border between uzbekistan and uh afghanistan, therefore, in this sense, everything is very logical, there is a certain twisting of these contours. first of all, i would like to once again thank the president of uzbekistan for the invitation to visit shakhat miranovich, your country on a state visit, this is indeed one of the first trips abroad after the formation of the government after the presidential elections in russia, and i want to say that even during this period of time, when these changes took place, yet our partnership did not

survey work is currently underway at the site. is strengthening its position in central asia; on theding in the field of energy resources development receives an additional opportunity for further export. energy resources, that is, the product of a power plant to other territories. in the context of the future, they are also discussing the construction of a copper processing plant in the tashkent region, a gas chemical complex in the bukhara region, the creation of a metallurgical cluster at the tibinbulak iron deposit. and at the end of this year, two new russian-uzbek technology parks are expected to open. so, sasha, relations are developing today between russia and the american delegation for its part said the us will continue to supply reinforcements to the island's defenses. the head of taiwan has defensive weapons, and the latest ones, and not outdated ones, as for ukraine. at least 18 people have died after a powerful hurricane in the united states. texas authorities said the numbers will continue to rise as debris is cleared from damaged neighborhoods. the destructive storm t

, to the caucasus, yes, yes, first of all mosfilm, which is orienting itself to central asia, volmata in besieged leningrad, in fact , they will remain there until the end of the war, practically yes, some things gradually begin to be transferred by plane, but this first winter of the siege... lighting, one of the main masterpieces of those years of soviet cinema, wesenstein's film ivan the terrible. well yes, this is, of course, the most a big project, as they would say now, central. it is not very clear whether it is necessary to continue making a film about ivan the terrible, but this is an order from above, yes, it is owed from stalin by ezenstein, and ezenstein asks bolshakov, the head of the film industry, is it necessary to continue, yes, but they tell him, yes, it is necessary, but when the moscow train arrives, they traveled for two weeks to almaty, yes... even unique footage has been preserved where mikhali plays the role of the english queen, and this in itself is very funny. yes, mikhail rom i auditioned for roles from the english one, very similar to the famous portraits,

volodymyr, well, point one, central central asia is not running away from russia, time, point two - the the form of the two countries of azerbaijan and armenia are not running away from the russian federation. , no matter how much we would like it, this is a separate topic conversations point three, all the sweets that the current georgian government has for the rebels for the people, they will not be tasty, they are no longer tasty, it is clear, they will not take off, they are now trying to include an element of bargaining, elements of some kind of construction, as with western partners, already you can say in lacs, and with... with society, we are talking about the fact that now, after the veto, we may make some amendments, let's listen, they invited up to 10 leaders of a fundamentally youth protest, without not being able to calculate, let's say, orga organizational core, or having some hints, who is going there, they want to calculate it, then neutralize it, this is what they are doing, but it will not take off, i will give a single example, for example, between the first and the s

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it was southeastern port city of trouble, har into a pivotal tribes the top and central asia. on monday, the 20 sions sealed a deal to enhance and develop this for. over the next decade, the apartment was formalized and finalized into one with the indian minister of ports, shipping and waterways sub and now in the us and know that his iranian counterpart, man, dog bass, bosh, signing guitar in the capital. $100.00 is a pretty much india will invest a substantial $370000000.00 to bolster the infrastructure of java. our port focusing on expanding burbs and transport facilities for children are serves as it was. so she added for conserves, as a cultural link between the one in india to the indian ocean. their work is also actively integrating the port city into its national railway network, which will soon connect nor parks i'll get want, including it's a caspian see ports to java, how this movies in to go to completely be international. no south transport quarter facilitating trade between eastern europe, russia, persian gulf nations and of course india. it was minister of froze

it helps connect the ron and russia to central asia, to china and the north south corner. of course, as we've already discussed, we'll have a huge role as well. so if we look at the bigger picture, we'll be seeing how russia instead of trading with the west, india instead of trading with the west of iran instead of trading with the bass, or at least focusing on the west. that would be focusing on a much larger markets, the whole of asia with neighbors which is much less expensive. countries which are much more friendly. and since they are neighbors, the very fact that this, this trade expands, creates a much more modern and advanced a continent. yeah, it's, it's, it's a great encompassing state when you made that professor and i just can't really find it any part of me to disagree with you here. i mean we, we almost like seeing these multiple contemporary silk roads, so to speak, that criss crossing, being developed in part of the world here that really shows how the world is changing. you remember when president g came to moscow after his re election last year he came her

, recognizing the potential benefits of this emerging trade routes for countries in west asia, central asia. and because this week, this fall is seen as a viable alternative to western control, treat past including this west can wash and goes face restrictions and sanctions due to the ongoing geopolitical tensions. but anything be development of trouble are for it signifies a significant word for it. wrong is challenging economic conditions imposed by western sanctions onto despite the west for 2 people. it's a comic infrastructure. a one has successfully managed to attract for investments. and i, the to minister about ministers off and one in india pointed out, economical impression will also bolster under coal ties between the 2 neighbors. and that's something that the u. s. has long been posting here, university of taylor on a professor aside. mohammed morality says many countries in the global south of stunning tools, not afraid to lay in the foundations to be coming future power houses. it would be very hard for the americans to sanction india because they've already sanctioned the rus

, recognizing the potential benefits of this emerging trade routes for countries in west asia, central asia, and the congress. this week, this font is seen as a viable alternative to western control. fax, including this west can now you're washing goods face restrictions and sanctions due to the ongoing geopolitical tensions. but any thing the development of trouble for it signifies a significant whitfield, iran, and it's. 1 economic conditions imposed by western sanctions on to one despite the west for 2 people, it's a comic infrastructure. a one has successfully managed to attract foreign investments. and i, the to minister about ministers and want to media pointed out, corporation will also bolster coldwater coal ties between the 2 neighbors. and that's something that the u. s. has long been opposed. i was discussing this a bit earlier in the program with a to around university professor side brandy. he believes that many countries of the global south are standing total, the seemingly not afraid to lay the foundations to become future power houses. it would be very hard for the americans