, this yellow color of the central plateau. it means that the purpose of the water transfer system is to bring water to the central plateau. the central plateau has an underlying problem, which means that the problem cannot be solved with 50 million, 100 million, 1 billion, 2 billion and so on. notice that i have written some numbers here. i wrote that khorasan razvi has consumed 35 billion cubic meters of water that belongs to future generations, that is, us. now we owe 35 billion cubic meters to the future generation in razavi khorasan, we owe 30 billion cubic meters in kerman and to in the same way, in the central plateau , we owe 130 billion cubic meters to the future generations, that is , water that is non-renewable . we are adding unexploited underground water sources, but this process continues . now, our dear friend mr. engineer osodi , we are sincere to him anyway , he is a more respectable manager. for example, he says that now they want 350 million cubic meters to take to mashhad. we assume that you will see 350 mil

to the central plateau, the central plateau has a problem with the infrastructure, that is , the problem cannot be solved with 50 million, 100 million, 1 billion, 2 billion and so on. look , i have a series of numbers here. i wrote that khorasan razavi has consumed 35 billion cubic meters of water that belongs to future generations, that is, we now owe the future generation in khorasan razavi 35 billion cubic meters, we owe 30 billion cubic meters in kerman , and in the same way, in the central plateau, we owe 130 billion cubic meters. we owe billions of cubic meters to future generations, that is, non-renewable water not only have we consumed renewable water, and we are adding one billion cubic meters of water per year, for example in mashhad, to this renewable water, to this deficit of non-renewable underground water resources, but this process continues in the same way, now our dear friend mr. eng. in any case , we are sincere to them, they are more respectable managers. for example, they say that now they want 350 million cubic meters to take to mashhad. let's say 350 million, it wil

we will not be in the central plateau , there is a lack of water, no matter how much water you bring , you will see this number in the central states, mr. big, this is a population of 50 million. the 15 billion water that we divide is 300 cubic meters. normally, in order not to be involved in a severe water stress , the per capita water should be 1,500 meters. . let's create an attraction. it's worse for you to see isfahan. isfahan has infrastructure . whenever you take water to isfahan, people will come because it has a hospital, roads, and entertainment centers. that is, isfahan today, if 4 million people reach the line and advertise and open it, god willing, the flag and the so-called ribbon strip. if you tear, the crowd will rush towards you isfahan thinks that the problem is solved, while the problem of isfahan is not solved. 5 million , 4 million will be 10 million, he says 10 million, i brought 2 lines, mr. asdeem, bring us two more lines, then it will be 4 lines, very well, we who are from qom, qom, now i myself heard that he wants to bring a water pipeline. somenano, i am sur

this is the map of the central plateau. it means that the purpose of the water transfer system is to bring water to the central plateau. the central plateau has an infrastructure problem, which means that the problem cannot be solved with 50 million, 100 million, 1 billion, 2 billion, etc. look, i have written some numbers here . consumed means we now to the next generation in khorasan razavi 35 we owe a billion cubic meters . we owe 30 billion cubic meters in kerman, and in the same way, in the central plateau, we owe 130 billion cubic meters to future generations, that is , water that was non-renewable. for example, in mashhad, we have experience with this water . i mean, the discussion is like this. my next point is that i need to tell you at the beginning of this program that if we are against water transfer , we are never against zero and one, that is, we do not say that the total transfer of water is good , the transfer of water from the sea or the total transfer of water is good. you see, the issue of zabul is an exc

because i am surprised that you, as a water expert , see that the central and eastern plateau of the country is moving towards the dry land, that is, no matter how much we save in the water sector , it is actually under so much pressure that the water resources the underground facilities that you mentioned, in fact , your orders are under threat . see, our industry is not our target. only now, the stones that you mentioned, for example , require 16 million cubic meters of water per year, or other industries that are active now. juan, in fact , it is this water, not the transfer of this water, see our economy it should move from the oil side to the mining side, we must go to the mining side with this mining potential that we are in the plateau. we have central and by the way east of iran, you see, god has not gathered all his blessings in one place, we can activate these mines by transferring water and instead of pushing the population towards the sea, we can stabilize the population, especially for the east of the country, you cannot force the people say , leave your house, go to the

to the central plateau today, thank god for what happened to people for many years they were waiting for him in the hands of his own people , his dear ones active in the fields of construction, engineers , workers of the water supply project of the persian gulf to the central plateau and yazd province. the children of the transfer line sometimes look at us and our work out of curiosity during their breaks. at times like this , you are with everyone else as much as they are curious about our work. we also want to know about their work . thank you, please give me a two-shift daily schedule. work in the day means we have one shift from morning to evening and one shift from evening to morning we have a shift that we are carrying out maintenance and protection of the transmission line. yes, this is the water transmission line of the persian gulf , sedai salt. god, how much do you have to dig , how many meters should it be? in the capable hands of our loved ones, god willing, even though it is a long road, but with jihadi work , they will finish this work quickly, god willing, and the dear

construction of engineers, workers, design persian gulf water supply to the central plateau and yazd province. the children of the transfer line sometimes look at us and our work out of curiosity during their break time . at times like this, we have tea together as much as they are curious about our work, and we also want to know about their work . thank you in the form of a shepherd . please, in the form of a shepherd, work in two shifts a day, from morning to evening. we have a shift in the morning , we have a shift that we are doing maintenance and protection of the transmission line. yes, this is the persian gulf water transmission line. it is given for three pieces, one piece is golgohar sirjane, two pieces are like the source of rafsanjane , my third piece can be ordered from rafsanjan to chadormelo . good, thank god, how many meters do you have to dig ? it will be finished in the capable hands of our loved ones. speed with jihadi work, god willing , finish this work and the dear people of yazd province , their worries will be solved, god willing, i don't know how long the zain

look, let the men leave, go to the sea , no, look, we showed you this map, we said that this central plateau does not have the capacity for this load , this is my story, you can easily take 10 billion water, you won't be an opponent here. it is hot, dry and crowded, and then it has so much attraction . for example, who said that isfahan is an industrial city , and isfahan is a tourist city ? you want to benefit from $2 billion steel. there should not be an industry that mashhad is a pilgrimage city with a population of 40 million let 100 million people appear. look at this, this is an average salinity curve of the water salinity. you can see that the salinity is constantly rising, which means that it is due to the extraction of too much water. our wells are falling into a situation where agriculture is not profitable. how many more years have you had since this trend started? 146 if i have a well , i will come and offer you 5 million. i will give you a well because it is no longer worth it. keep the same point. later , let me tell you that i am at your service in mashhad. by converting some

the most important refuge for birds in the central plateau of iran is the siberian migrants, this year we had a slight decrease in the number of birds that entered the province. it is also the case that in more northern latitudes in the country of russia severe frosts have not occurred and fewer birds have arrived in the country, especially in chaharmahal bakhtiari province. thank god, the condition of our birds is currently good, despite the fact that we had a 70% decrease in rainfall compared to the long-term average, but the current situation is good. little white-fronted goose crowned. let's mention the types of kashim and khorozkulis, some of these species are of international and global importance. the high level of protection and nature-loving culture of the villagers has led to the lowest number of illegal hunting cases recorded in the talibs of this province. our agents are available 24 hours a day they monitor the ground with the cameras installed in the checkpoints. we have a car and wireless facilities to inform local communities . thank god for cooperating with us. at the

not in the hope of creating a channel for the water supply project of the persian gulf to the central plateau and yazd province, from the country's largest water transfer project to the old water supply superproject, 65% of the tensions . the water that we had in the city and the village has been solved with the plans that have started to be exploited. the one who finished is the same title. it is a continuous collection of semi-finished products that have been stamped on their foreheads in the last one or two years, in six 10 -minute episodes, from the revival of the closed factories of mr. raisi in noneh and sefera ma, you are returning to the construction of half-finished refineries and hospitals and dirt. eaten and over. the video and all the attractive format in eight parts of the finishing measures of the 13th government , a narrative of the completion of phase 11 of south pars. we can do a great job by our own experts, and tabriz central railway will give us a free way to complete it. the most difficult road construction projects in our country are mountain conditions, and the conditio

to the industrial sector, despite the fact that we are bringing water from the oman sea to the central plateauiran from the north , there are some debates, considering that climate change on the one hand, excessive consumption on the other hand it means the meat we used 10 years ago, definitely relative to the volume what was the meat we used to eat 25 years ago ? it was definitely more. in this way, we should have moved towards establishing and replacing people, because our forest resources have already reached 30 million people , now the population has increased to 60 million, 70 million, 80 million, because this happened, so the principle of a we have to accept succession, but the question of implementing policies, adopting measures and timely provision of resources and credits is from two aspects , what happened to us in this field, we became backward, one is to provide the minimum life of the tribe. ashaari is more important than that in is it a mover or what did we do with it ? what did we do with it ? taken from zagros acorns. the whole western part of the country is affected by pests a

the industrial sector , despite the fact that we are bringing water from the oman sea to the central plateau of iran from the north, there are discussions with paying attention to climate change on the one hand , excessive consumption, on the other hand, the meat we were consuming 10 years ago was definitely more compared to the amount of meat we were consuming 25 years ago . the side of establishing and replacing a person like marathamun because our forest resources had that tension for 30 million people one day. now the population had increased to 60 million, 70 million, 80 million because this had happened, so we must accept the principle of one succession, but the question of applying policies, adopting measures and providing timely resources and credits from two what has happened to us in this field is that we have fallen behind, one of the ways to provide the minimums of tribal life is more important than the fact that it is nomadic. or the one we brought now , what did we do? from the zagros to the entire west of the country, new damages have been caused by pests. in my opinion, with

to the industrial sector, despite the fact that we are we bring water from the oman sea to the central plateau of iran from the north. there are many debates regarding climate change, on the one hand , excessive consumption, on the other hand, the meat we consumed 10 years ago is definitely compared to the amount of meat we consumed 25 years ago. what did we do? there were definitely more cases like this. we had to go to establishing and replacing one because of our pastures and forest resources, once it had the capacity for 30 million people, now the population has increased to 60 million, 70 million, 80 million because this happened, so we must accept the principle of a replacement, but the question of policy implementation take measures and supply to. resources and credits are from two directions, what have we suffered in this field , we have fallen behind, one is to provide the minimums for the life of the esha'i tribe, the most important thing is that it is in migration or what we have brought it now, what did we do with it, we settled it , we settled it, we replaced it, which is obviousl

the aqueduct has a history of more than 3,000 years in the plateau of iran, and the people of the central, south-eastern and southeastern regions of the country have limited access to surface water. they used aqueduct water. the repair and reconstruction programs that i have considered for qazand , we need about 20 thousand billion tomans for the rest . heratian news agency sada and c. various political and economic trends compete in the elections. importance. elections are the key to electing a strong parliament . it is in the hands of the people. what will prevent your competitors? mandatory pricing is impossible to fix the price of land by mandating . what are the qatari oil companies doing to pay him to watch football ? the known media currently eats the press . we do not want footballers on the board of directors . do you agree with the concentration of all activities in tehran? you can say that this problem will be solved by moving the capital. 4400 parallel business coming in the agricultural space, but eating more behind closed doors, the debate of tendencies on the eve of the ele

and here, in addition , drinking water from aqueducts in the plateau of iran has a history of more than 3,000 years, and the people of the central, south-eastern and southeastern regions of the country, who have limited access to surface water, used the aqueduct water. 41 thousand pastry fields have been identified in the country and so far 26 thousand its field has been revived. we started between 1,500 and 2,000 fields per year. the restoration has been restored. to restore each kilometer of the aqueduct, more than 1 billion tomans of credit is needed . about 30 thousand billion tomans have been spent on it since the beginning of the repair and reconstruction programs for the aqueduct. we need about 20 thousand billion tomans for the rest, the aqueducts. on average , they have 25 to 30 liters of water per second, with this amount of flow rate. 26 thousand restored aqueducts in the country will be equivalent to more than 80 times for a hundred americans. it is very important for us to revive this may this so-called technology of our ancestors, which was our own iranian invention, be preserved, and it can be said that it is a go

plateau into the next year. that is the area people will focus on. haslinda: robert lea, bloomberg intelligence on everything tech in china. we have been hearing from centralank officials including the fed and rbnz on the prospects of rate cuts later this year. >> yes, there is always a risk of overdoing it in monetary policy. this is why patients is critical. you are confident that the monetary policy transition is weakening as interest abated, then have patience. that is what we were reflecting. >> in december my colleagues and i put out what we called projections or forecasts. the median was for three rate cuts this year in 2024. we are data dependent. i'm going to watch the data. a sign of success to me, with inflation coming down and the economy still strong, that we are thinking about doing that later this year. haslinda: let's dig deeper into those comments and what we can expect from central banks with mark renfield. data dependent, patience, nothing we have not had before. mark: we did not hear it in that particular sequence, but he reinforced the idea that he believes in three rate cuts this year and is still sticking with it. the market as we kn

plateau de fromage! oh la la! [cheering] don't panic. gift easy with gift mode, new on etsy. >> just 15 minutes from now, the polls in those four michigan counties that observed centraly expect to get a better characterization of the race at that time it both the democratic and republican primaries. the numbers already pouring in for michigan, 79 other counties giving us an early look at how these contests are shaping up. we'll head back over to steve kornacki at the big board. steve, what are you seeing now? >> not much change. we just have one more county here from the upper peninsula. we've got a bit of the vote in. but again here, the other one that i think lights up, and people might be curious about, because we highlighted it earlier, we do have some votes coming in from coleman county, but it's barely any, just to give you essence here. this is, again, one of the two major northern suburban counties outside detroit. in oakland county, we talk about oakland county being sort of the opportunity county for nikki haley. demographically, it's right smack in the middle of what has been her wheelhouse in south carolina and new hampshire in terms of voters with colleg