belarusian chamber of commerce and industry, then a certified operator, they stand for labeling, you belcc. the acceptance of applications has already started, how to get to the showcase of belarusian goods, what should be in the package of documents, and in what time frame they promise to issue permits, alina lopo found out. there is no doubt that e-commerce has recently stepped forward so much that today it is already quite confident. can declare itself as the most effective sales tool, sellers have already felt out where they buy they began to offer their products more often and more actively on online platforms. analysts predict global online sales will top $6 trillion this year, so it's possible that online shopping will soon take a larger slice of the retail pie. everything is clear with the world, this is how things stand with e- commerce in our area. global trends and technology development certainly spur the development of the belarusian market. customer demand is primarily driven by the convenience of remote shopping and the availability of goods. on online platforms. analy

secretary of commerce, the president appear c.e.o. of the u.s. chamber of commerce, business leaders and executives of u.s. corporations, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of my delegation i thank you for the excellent work they have put into the preparation of this breakfast meeting. i'm delighted to have this opportunity to share with you various opportunities to leverage the strongin during and dynamic -- strong, enduring kenya and u.s. relationship and further enhance the partnerships between our business communities. this gathering comes just a month after the summit of 2024 in inside robbie. at -- nairobi. in that summit many of the entrepreneurs i see had a platform to collect and and interact with their counterparts in africa. this want gives us yet another chance to reflect on the outcomes of the nairobi summit and deliver in the way by which we can inject momentum into the bilateral trade and mac mac use them. we had a number of government to government and government to business deals and while additional agreements were unveiled earlier in the

why don't you see how many government people are in the chamber of commerce, that chamber of commerce is the place of people who in the country's economy, government officials are working in the chamber of commerce, a small number of them are needed for the private sector to interact with the government, they need to be able to exchange and interact with each other, this is acceptable, but what you see today, let's see how many are different from them. those who have commercial cards are working. those who came to take matters into their hands, see where the property belongs to the private sector, not the private sector. with me, i say i am with you from the point of view i say, sir, instead of coming to close for two days so that we can flourish our economy , there should be one day off, people should work, be dynamic, we will say, well, sir, if we do this , they don't have much work to do, because because the work is closed, see the problems that have arisen. a department has been created , it is a part of holidays, which according to haj agha, who say , sir, why has onur been takin

secretary of commerce, the president appear c.e.o. of the u.s. chamberf commerce, business leaders and executives of u.s. corporations, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of my delegation i thank you for the excellent work they have put into the preparation of this breakfast meeting. i'm delighted to have this opportunity to share with you various opportunities to leverage the strongin during and dynamic -- strong, enduring kenya and u.s. relationship and further enhance the partnerships between our business communities. this gathering comes just a month after the summit of 2024 in inside robbie. at -- nairobi. in that summit many of the entrepreneurs i see had a platform to collect and and interact with their counterparts in africa. this want gives us yet another chance to reflect on the outcomes of the nairobi summit and deliver in the way by which we can inject momentum into the bilateral trade and mac mac use them. we had a number of government to government and government to business deals and while additional agreements were unveiled earlier in the we

decision on maintenance. such a register was adopted today by the corresponding order of the chamber of commercendustry, i emphasize once again, one of these documents or registers, if the manufacturer, so to speak, has not found himself anywhere, then it is necessary to contact the regional branch chamber of commerce. the process begins with submitting an application to the belcc with a list of goods for verification. after its completion, all the necessary information is transferred to the marketplace, which in turn... it’s no secret that there is already a very strong brand made in belarus that is still modern there, probably from the soviet union, that’s why we would like to highlight the products specifically manufacturers, or their official trading houses, which the manufacturer appoints, this is done in order to the buyer, as part of the search for a product, was sure that this particular product was sold directly by the manufacturer, avoiding any unfair competition there. or surcharges, the entire verification process takes place remotely, it will take up to 5 days, if the product has re

jackie: in when you describe the chamber of commerce as sentiment that you just described, the chamberup and a liaison between the business community and government ended important function we would want it to remain as impartial as possible to bring both sides together, that would not happen if all of a sudden you're very progressive ideology permeating throughout. >> that is part of the issue in the bigger issue for my entire lifetime the republican party and big business have been in lockstep they both wanted pro-business policies whether below taxes, lower regulation free and more trade and this is a split there are some members of congress that want talk to the chamber of commerce now we have a member of congress trying to investigate them it's really amazing. >> procedurally where does this investigation go from here these can be lengthy investigations sometimes that lead nowhere and sometimes it's grandstanding or bringing the issue to the eyes or shining a light to the public, how does it work. >> that's an important question it's all up to the chairman of the ways and means to

chamber of commerce. this is about 30 minutes. >> please welcome back suzanne p. ark, president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. ♪ >> i am trying to decide if i should say good morning or good afternoon. i have lost track of the time i think, but hello, thank you so much everyone for being here today. it is a historic day for the united states and for the u.s. chamber of commerce. as you know we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of u.s.-can yet diplomatic relations that a marking the first stage visited by an african president since 2008. i think we can all agree that 16 years is far too long, but we are hopeful president ruto's time and washington it will usher in a new era of regular state visits by african leaders. on top of that today we brought together senior government officials, business leaders, and industry partners as we observe world trade month and on the eve of africa day. what better time could there be to illustrate the importance of partnership between the united states and kenya? what better platform to elevate the trade and investment

at the 28th meeting of the supreme council of provinces, the head of the iranian chamber of commerce stated that the scholarship for elite students is one of the programs of the chamber of commerce to prevent the departure of elites and said: we plan to employ 100,000 elite students who are in their final year of study in manufacturing factories. to attract mr. hassanzadeh also considered the city and village councils to be the closest civic layer to the citizens and said: chamber of commerce as a civic assembly of entrepreneurs, mostly large and it is known in the middle of the country and we are happy that the foundation of cooperation between these two institutions has been established. director general of housing economics office of the ministry of roads and urban development in the vijeh khabar talk show. he said: "the law on organizing the land market, rental housing, has considered heavy fines for real estate agents and traders." according to mr. nowrozi, tax exemptions for landlords are also considered in this law, which can help calm the housing rental market. the law on orga

must interact with the belarusian manufacturer, and the belarusian manufacturer applies to the chamber of commercendustry. detailed information on the package of necessary documents and other information can be found on the website of the chamber of commerce and industry. the dollar has risen in price, the chinese yuan and the russian ruble have fallen in price. so, the following rates have been established: american currency costs 3 rubles 23 cop. the euro exchange rate at the bank is 3.48 for 10 yuu they give 4 rubles, 44 kopecks, and 100 russian ones - 3.49 belarusian. the number of open deposit accounts under the family capital program has already exceeded 137,000, and almost 85,000 families wished to dispose of funds ahead of schedule. most often , government support is used to improve housing conditions, followed by medical services, and then education. among the regions , the brest region is in the lead, and the least likely to use capital ahead of schedule is in minsk. by the way, the ministry of labor notes that state budget expenditures on social protection of families with children annu

stefan bernhart, vice president at eu chamber of commerce in china, elaborated on its findings. th in china, i think, that's a concern of all of us, and it comes along not only with the lower investor confidence, but also consumer confidence. and then, i think, we have on top of that some of the geopolitical concerns, but also the fierce competition that we are faced with here, especially by local competitors. and on top of all of that, we also see market access and regulatory barriers and, now that the economy is not doing so well, that weighs much heavier. so what measures, then, do you think need to be taken for european businesses to rethink their assessment of doing business in china? i think the most important thing would be very decisive and concrete action now to restore the confidence of both investors and consumers. now, in order to do so, i think it would be important to stimulate the economy, to stimulate consumption, but more importantly, i think the chinese government should tackle the structural challenges, for example, the real estate prizes, but also the challeng

we arrived at 4 o'clock in the morning, the head of the iranian chamber of commerce in the 28th session of the supreme council of provinces , stating that the scholarship for elite students is one of the programs of the chamber of commerce to prevent the departure of elites, and said that we intend to send 100,000 elite students who are in their final year of study. in manufacturing factories, we should attract mr. hassanzadeh as well. he considered the roads of the city and the countryside to be the closest civil layer to the citizens and said that the chamber of commerce is also known as the civil assembly of major to large and medium entrepreneurs of the country and we are happy to have established the foundation of cooperation between these two institutions. has been provincial tax with a focus on grain by grain, the head of the organization. the tax department said that out of about 850 thousand billion tomans of the country's tax revenue in 1402, about 50 thousand billion tomans were taxes from business guilds, and more than 50% of guild taxes were collected from only one percent

chamber of commerce here in washington, d.c. vice president kamala harris and kenyan president william ruto are expected to participate in a forum there on u.s. kenyon business partnerships. live coverage begins now here on c-span. >> pleased to lead us in a conversation in a topic that's been at the forefront of conversations this week as we hit -- we celebrate the historic state visit of the kenyan president of the united states. my name is kendra, i'm pleased to serve as president of the agribusiness center and i couldn't be more honored than to be joined by this august group of panelists here today as we start this conversation. in the interest of time, i'm going to let you know that the bios for our esteemed leaders are available on qr codes available in the room. we are going to have a chance to, as they say, allow those who need no introduction to present themselves to all of you. i'm beginning to my right, again with a person who needs no introduction, the vice chair and president of niekro soft, mr. brad smith. welcome.

chamber of commerce. then a higher education professionals from the university of maryland and the university of north carolina at chapel hill discuss the status of politics in america american university. later senator mitch mcconnell, dick durbin john cornyn talking about u.s. aid to israel from the senate floor. that and more coming up tonight on cspan2. ♪ c-span issue involves a view of government. funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be or recognized when the best internet providers we are just getting started building wondered a thousand miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving a front row seat to democracy. just chamber of commerce host and infrastructure conference in washington d.c. with the members of congress, by demonstration official state and local leaders. they discuss legislation passed during p

haidi: the european union chamber of commerce in china has released a new survey this morning suggestingtry is losing its luster for investors. 13% of firms serving to see china as a top destination for foreign investment, the lowest level since records began in 2010. it is down 70 percent from 2021. let's talk about the result of the survey and implications with the president of that e.u. chamber of commerce in china. jens eskelund-hansen. these are stark findings. talk to us about the contributors and what jumped out most to you from the survey results. >> i was actually a bit surprised myself. i thought we have seen peak pessimism around q3, q4, but these responses indicate to us that a downward trajectory of the business confidence level in, china it has actually continued in the european business community. one thing that i think stood out in particular is that, by a wide margin today, concerns related to the state of the domestic chinese community is by far the biggest concern that companies have today. last year there was concern about the chinese economy and the global economy, b

ruto: i appreciate the american chamber of commerce and kenya leadership and u.s. a.m. bossor to kenya, mega -- meg whitman. meg whitman is a godsend and she is done sometimes single handedly with her team in nairobi what orders narrowly would be in the realm of miracles. her leadership in establishing

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one of the issues raised in the meeting between businessmen was that we can create a joint chamber of commerce between the iranian chamber of commerce. let's activate indonesia, which was really created. in other issues, such as the discussion of understanding , agreements were made to identify the capacities of exporting technical engineering services. also, during these two days, when various iranian friends and companies were present, the topics of purchasing palm oil and direct purchase of rubber were discussed. . purchase of paper raw materials and vice versa the export of medicine, medical equipment and various products in the field of agriculture, such as the rest of the products, along with the old traditional products that were being exported now , such as petroushi , has been negotiated. and other countries will do it based on this initiative. the meeting we had here with the presidency of the islamic republic of iran and the memorandum of understanding that was established with the indonesian government was one of those understandings regarding the facilitation of payments and expen

at the 28th meeting of the supreme council of provinces, the head of the iranian chamber of commerce tated that the scholarship for elite students is one of the programs of the chamber of commerce to prevent the departure of the elites, and said: we plan to employ 100,000 elite students who are in their final year of study.

what was brought up in the meeting between businessmen was that we could activate a joint chamber of commerceween the iran-indonesian chamber of commerce , which felt really empty. in other issues, such as the discussion of understanding , agreements were made to identify the capacities of exporting our technical engineering services . these two days are friends and companies various iranians are present to discuss the purchase of palm oil, the direct purchase of rubber, the discussion of the purchase of raw materials for paper and export to iran and other countries , based on the meeting we had here with the presidency of the islamic republic. one of those understandings regarding the facilitation of payments was the costs, which in my opinion is one of the good solutions that has been done between the two countries and can study and resolve this relationship, i.e. the challenges that have arisen between payments in the past. the second issue is that it is a power plant with the power of producing 120 megawatts of electricity. this is a good engineering work by iranians in lancastet series a

i see in the crowd as well, rodney fraung from the chamber of commerce, thank you rodney for all your support. what is exciting about this ceremony every quarter is the list of sponsors continues to grow and we cannot have this event unless we have sponsors willing to step up and support us. first i like to start out with the bxp team. steve colvin, rod dale, of course our former chief of police greg sur and deputy chief john loftus. thank you for being here for your sporelt. also like to thank tracey the president of san francisco police officer association who is here today. round of applause for tracey. she always likes to stand in the back but definitely front and center. the entire list of sponsors. the [indiscernible] mccall catering, decker eelectric, [indiscernible] hok, metro service group. pag nini electric. -bay area host committee. jma, parks hotel group, hilton hotel, jp morgan chase. in addition to that, some of the larger sponsors have boma, the hotel council, union square alliance, neighbors for better san francisco and of course the chamber of commerce so round of app

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chamber of commerce. we are delighted to host you all today to discuss how we can unleash the potential of the nation's historic infrastructure. this is about finishing the job we started. many of us spend years or even decades working to get a robust theastructure bill across finish line and while we should all celebrate that achievement the bipartisan infrastructure bill simply laid the foundation for increasing our nation's competitiveness to truly seize the opportunities before us we must create a policy environment that makes it easier for businesses to invest into to build a better future. to do that we have to doo a better job of setting priorities as a nation and acting smart and strategic to make it possible for example there are billions of dollars of federal investments ready to go to the bridges and railways and broadband but america's outdated processes holding back progress, opportunity and economic growth. when it takes an average of seven and a half years to get a permit for a new bridge or

sajjad gharooghi, vice chairman of mining commission and mineral industry of iran chamber of commerce. there are some challenges in the auction process of mines , which are the first. there is a lack of sufficient information about the areas under dispute, which means that the identity card of the mines that will be auctioned, in terms of the type of reserve and exploration reports, complete information is not provided to the participants in the auction. hossamuddin farhadi nesab, vice chairman of the mining and mineral industry commission of the isfahan chamber of commerce. more about my opposition to holding mining auctions. it is the way of handing over and the field of mining auction handing over has not been addressed as it should be and yet they could not provide infrastructure related to auctions. also , there are flaws in the headquarters system in the discussion of technical and financial qualification of applicants. yes, we saw the report together. here in our studio, mr. hamidi, the general manager of the ministry of mines, is also present, as well as mr. meshkani , an expe

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and joining me now is carl chan, who is the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. es and charles zhang with the asian justice movement. thank you so much for joining us today, gentlemen. >guest 1>to see you. >liz>you know, 4 years ago, 2020 the beginning of the pandemic, every single day we will reporting on attacks on the asian community across the bay area men and women. it seems like every day we're being attacked. four years later. how have things changed? have they changed? in >guest 1>fact, you know, >liz>uh, because >guest 1>of the media and also the entire community coming together. were able >liz>to >>battle this, you know, api and like, >liz>you said, >guest 1>now >>it's >>about time for >liz>us >>to do the celebration. and to >liz>embrace >>the culture and so bring people >liz>back >>together. so >liz>and again, >guest 1>this is >liz>a time >guest 1>that not only to celebrate apia in 8 months, >liz>but also >guest 1>for us to come >liz>together. >>to celebrate all different cultures and have to say this country is the most diverse country >liz>but >>espec

mines and mineral industries section of isfahan chamber of commerce, my opposition in the discussion of holding auctions of mines is more about the way of handing over, and the scope of auctioning of mines has not been addressed as it should be, and they have not yet been able to provide infrastructure related to auctions. also , there are flaws in the headquarters system in the discussion of technical and financial qualification of applicants. yes, we saw the report together. here in our studio, mr. hamidi, the general manager of the ministry of mines, is also present, as well as mr. meshkani , an expert and activist in the field of mining. greetings and god bless both guests of the program, i would like to start with mr. meshkani. and this question, why basically according to some experts, the process of handing over mines is not transparent. greetings to you, mr. mendes hamidi and his colleagues and dear viewers , i would like to give a background in relation to the people, that maybe this can help please help us to continue the conversation. you can see that the mining sector is a

agreements were already signed between the gomel branch of the belcc and the unions of the chamber of commerce russia. this is our main task, so that there is as much trade as possible, so that this flow of money and material flows between our countries. we are among the top ten leaders in russia for... gomel spring and the forum on the roads of catherine, an important part of the international project, the goal of which is the development of the territory by creating innovative routes for tourists. natalya ignatenko, alexander murashkin, television news agency. bring order to health care. such an order was given by the head of state a year ago, it has been revealed. the shortcomings were eliminated by the ministry of health in close cooperation with local authorities. hundreds of rural outpatient clinics have been repaired throughout the country, and new equipment has been purchased. see details immediately after the panorama in a joint project of the television news agency and the state control committee under the control of the president. accessibility, quality, timeliness, facets that set

chamber of commerce for hosting us all.g on today's presentation and one thing i'm struck by, things get done by doing many small things. we learn through partnerships and public sector and private sector working together and trying to make implementation trillions of dollars working through thousands of local governments on the ground. i'm here representing bloomberg. what our work is, ensuring longer lives for the greatest number of people in one of the best of my first we have to pull government innovation especially at the local level. i've only recently joined the team but i've been engaged for years coming out of the white house implementing these in prefer that, as a local government. experienced the promise of this generation also the challenge and also local infrastructure is about helping us meet that moment. a first of its kind discover and access fund and when grants and inflation reduction act. it brings together philanthropy and partners like the emerson collective, a bomber group with federal agencies increme

chamber of commerce. look at this room, it's really, really, beautiful. thank you all. >> and i want to thank you for your partnership and importance of this work. a round of applause for this family. [applause] >> we have a truly incredible program with you today celebrating tens of thousands of projects in every single state and territory funded, and the celebration that we'll have today to focus on the investments from the public sector, from private sector, from philanthropy into our nation's work force. giving more opportunities to build this project, pivotal to this next generation and beyond and thank you to get that going as well. we are going to go through today. we've got food taken care of and maybe seen the briefing center here, you're all busy people, if you need to step out, take a call, and please go to do that and come right back and join us. we've got a wonderful program. let's get to t we're thankful to the u.s. chamber of partners for hosting us tornado -- today. the president and ceo of

according to the president of the chamber of commerce of our province , the problem is now the problem of power. after the departure of other provinces, they will repeat this, well, officially. stating these examples is too many , there are many examples of the effects of this issue, of course, i said that a heavy work started, after years it was said that the economic growth is almost zero in the industrial areas and economic areas, well, creating an economic growth , creating employment, creating production, now any product group that you give, i have examples to express in the same exhibition that we held in the presence of our supreme leader in his house. hazrat agha lotfi, after this exhibition which was held every year, the president came to visit immediately after the leadership, and they were mostly sensitive , asking what points to pay attention to, what orders to follow up, those orders should be implemented quickly, and if the point it was special for them to go and see for themselves. i remember that, for example , when they came to qarfa, the public industry vice-chancello

products, new models of receivers already... assessment of the expert council of the all-union chamber of commercee ussr, demand was widespread, so to speak, throughout the entire soviet union. the horizon company made a breakthrough in the development of not only radio products in the republic, but also high-precision production. it created the groundwork for such a new direction as electronics. since the minsk radio plant came the pioneer of the production of radio receivers, and then the first television sets, then of course this brand, which was then already won by the enterprise team, was naturally appreciated by subsequent consumers of our products, this is the experience that was acquired in the first five years. the horizons of our horizon have expanded, the brand that was born in the post-war years is developing, increasing its competencies and at the moment you see the leading production company of the horizon holding. by the early fifties, the republic was doing a breakthrough in other areas of the national economy. this was largely determined by the fact that the post-war five-year pla

but business groups and including the california chamber of commerce. are against it. some bay area stores have already removed those self checkout lanes because of shoplifting like the safeway in san francisco's fillmore neighborhood last year, they added gates designed to deter theft along with more guards. this time store in san francisco told us the screens at the self checkout area where deactivated due to shoplifting. joining me live now in state senator lola smallwood cuevas, who is behind that bill to regulate self checkout. thanks so much for joining us today. all right. so how big of an issue are those self checkout lanes when it comes to retail theft? now opponents of the bill worry that a lot of the story of already limit the self checkout. lanes and these regulations are really unnecessary because they've done it on their own. hmm. awesome. speaking of shoppers, though, there is a concern that if this bill goes through, it could be an increase in labor costs, which could then trickle down. down to the consumer who are already paying more at the grocery stor

participation of belarusian enterprises and companies is provided by interexpo of the belarusian chamber of commerceustry. national expo. belarus' position this year is thematic pavilions, food agricultural products and high-tech equipment and information technology, applications for participation are already being accepted. open for registration. personalized housing privatization checks are indexed in minsk. this decision of the minsk city executive committee can be found on the national legal internet portal. the last time checks were indexed was in february, when their value was significantly reduced by 26% to 32 rubles. now the city authorities have set the price of one check at more than 36.5 rubles. thus, its value this time increased by almost 15%. now the results of trading on the belarusian currency and stock exchange, our ruble has strengthened against the dollar yuan, as of this morning the following rates have been established: dollar 3 rubles 19 kopecks. for 10 yuan at auction they gave 4 rubles 38 kopecks. 3.57 costs 100 russian rubles. and the euro exchange rate according to the nati

including serving on the boards of the southeast georgia health system, the board of the georgia chamber of commerce executives association. for his work, the georgia association of chamber of commerce executives awarded woody with the well-earned kent lawrence professional of the year award in 2000. in addition to receiving countless other awards, one stood out, wrapping up all his achievements into one. for nine consecutive years, the georgia trend magazine named woody a notable georgian. woody is right accredited with also being recognized as glen county's best friend. for his hard work in serving the community, his instruction and oversight were critical for construction of the sydneyly near bridge and the establishment of the federal law enforcement training center that's located in glen he could, georgia -- glenco, georgia. he was also instrumental in major economic development projects in the community, including the brunswick harbor deepening gulf streement and he -- stream and he contributed significantly to the growth and success of our region's tourism industry. without a doubt, woody's a

the chamber of commerce of the private sector is certainly behind the producers of our own country , we are even looking for the export of your locomotive products. please enter how much you can import per year please tell me, the fact is that mr. eslami himself knows that it depends on the sabbath of the order , and the contracts they make in this case, we can say here that the type of contract that is drawn up, the gentlemen are committed to deliver, that is , if they say 6 months after 6 months delivery, if you say earlier than domestic production, every locomotive needs some time, for it takes time , this is not less than 20 months. last year , i can only tell you that we did at least 35 locomotives equivalent to reconstruction and repairs. the government should hand over this sector to the osi sector , because the government should hand over its stations and locomotives to the private sector in the affected sector. in fact, this management authority should be handed over to the arch sector and it should prevent all the losses that it is causing every year. this is a region , one

that's according to a new survey by the european chamber of commerce in china, a business lobby groupnumber of americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level in more than eight months. the latest report by the labour department suggests the us jobs market is cooling. this has raised hopes of interest rate cuts by the federal reserve. turning to india now, where an operational crisis at budget airline air india express has continued for a second day. the bbc�*s arunoday mukharji has all the details. government authorities held a meeting of the air india express management, as well as protesting employees, after matters escalated and over 80 international and domestic flights had to be cancelled. india's civil aviation ministry also had to step in after chaotic scenes were witnessed at airports around the world, when several air india express employees called in sick at the last moment in protest. now, in a sign and a message to its employees, the air india express management terminated 25 of its staff members only to reinstate them after the l

chamber of commerce for hosting us all ator this importt moment. flecting on today's presentations and one of the things i'm struck by is big things get done by doing many small things. we learned that in infrastructure projects and grid projects. we learned that through partnerships in the public sector and the private sector working together on an apprenticeship program. we learned that from the federal government trying to do big implementation of big walls and trillions of dollars working through thousands of local governments on the ground. all of it relies on stacked innovations and that is part of the work of the bloomberg philanthropy's. i'm here representing bloomberg and again luke macgowan i should have introduced myself, with bloomberg philanthropy's. .. i was just coming out of the white house were implementing some of these big laws. for those in local government in burlington vermont so many of us worked in and around his federal, local i've experienced the promise of the generational opportunity and funds. but also the challenge. tha

cooperation totaling about $12 million, we are in constant contact with the federation of egyptian chambers of commerceknown each other for a long time, so there is mutual interest and today the issue was discussed and it is supported and... of course, if it works, then it will be easier for businesses to contact each other, taking into account the fact that the eurasian economic union is negotiating a free trade zone with egypt, of course, this can bring additional results in our cooperation. it must be said that egypt is now making great efforts to liberalize government regulations in the country, improve the investment climate, and attract as many investors as possible to this rapidly growing market. which is also a wide gateway to africa. belarus fully shares this approach, while our prime minister believes that we need to highlight several levels of projects, for example, large-scale ones, which are related to industrial cooperation, development of production, industrial goods, as well as small ones, here we are talking about simple export-import transactions, which are also necessary and should a

according to the head of the chamber of commerce of our province , the problem is here. after the departure of the province, the forces will repeat this, well, officially, stating these examples are many, many examples. also works of this there is an issue, of course, i said that a heavy work started, after years it was said that the economic growth is almost zero in the industrial and economic areas , so creating an economic growth, creating employment, creating production, now for any group of goods that you mention, i have examples that let me state that in the same exhibition that we held in the presence of our supreme leader in his house, after this exhibition, which was held every year, my president came to visit immediately after the leader, and mostly they were sensitive and asked what mr. what to pay attention to, what to give orders and what to follow let's implement those orders quickly, and if there was a special point, they should go and see for themselves . i remember that, for example , when they came to qarfa, the public industry deputy, of course, our bo

cure ration by committee of all of the issues that committee can do in congress though if is a chamber of commerce or afl-cio or environment, the advocates have delineated by every committee in congress what you can do in that community -- committee to help advance the cause. i was on armed services committee. my labor friends came in. i said sorry, i am army, navy, air force, marines, i can't help you. they said we can help you -- you can help us a lot. we have prevailing wage issues with the department of defense. environment came in. i said what does army navy air force marines has to do with it? the department of defense has a bigger environmental budget than the epa. i had no idea. in mental health and addiction, we need every committee in congress to be doing something. i guarantee you many of my colleagues on the housing committee did not recognize they are perhaps on the most important committee in congress to address the mental health and addiction crisis because if you do not have stable housing, none of the rest of it works. but how many mental health and addiction advocacy groups have

i see in the crowd as well, rodney fraung from the chamber of commerce, thank you rodney for all your support. what is exciting about this ceremony every quarter is the list of sponsors continues to grow and we cannot have this event unless we have sponsors willing to step up and support us. first i like to start out with the bxp team. steve colvin, rod dale, of course our former chief of police greg sur and deputy chief john loftus. thank you for being here for your sporelt. also like to thank tracey the president of san francisco police officer association who is here today. round of applause for tracey. she always likes to stand in the back but definitely front and center. the entire list of sponsors. the [indiscernible] mccall catering, decker eelectric, [indiscernible] hok, metro service group. pag nini electric. -bay area host committee. jma, parks hotel group, hilton hotel, jp morgan chase. in addition to that, some of the larger sponsors have boma, the hotel council, union square alliance, neighbors for better san francisco and of course the chamber of commerce so round of app

and manufacturing and so those conversations with the bay area council and the san francisco chamber of commerce were had. we had a forum and we learned about a number of items and things that they developed and there is similar items here in the united states as well, so it was great to hear them talk about the environment and the planting of trees, increasing the number of parks and open space, and having conversations around san francisco's climate action plan and the desire to be green house gas free, similar to san francisco. there were a lot of great green conversations going on, which is exciting to hear. alright. thank you. [applause] [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buena, good herb after a mint that used to grow here. at this time there were 3 settlements one was mission delores. one the presidio and one was yerba buena which was urban center. there were 800 people in 1848 it was small. a lot of historic buildings were here including pony express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks fr

the head of the iran- afghanistan joint chamber of commerce said: the role of iran's export guarantee afghanistan is not very effective in validating the buyer of iranian goods. mahmoud siadat added that so far the guarantee fund. iran's exports have limited themselves to insuring a few large economic projects in the afghan market and have the least presence in this market. more than 300 people died in the floods in afghanistan they lost the world food program, which operates in this country, announced that 311 victims were killed in the flood in baghlan province in northern afghanistan alone. yesterday, 6 provinces of afghanistan, including baghlan, takhar, badakhshan. herat was the scene of devastating floods. last day's floods left human and financial losses in 6 provinces of afghanistan. baghlan province in the north of this country witnessed the most casualties. the flood suddenly caught people by surprise. according to the announcement of the local officials, the bodies of about 70 people have been found in the central city of baghlan since yesterday. 30 people were transferred

. >> for those who do not do the international thing american chamber of commerce. quick's affiliate with the chamber here in the united states loosely, most of the mark. they said don't scare people. for him to a large war on the european continent is not. now he wants to threa i because he wants to squeeze the united states and the biden administration to get concessions and what he wants. he has to mak like he's going to do it.but the tanks wie border. that would be insane. he's really going to do it. he gave a press conference and i said the russians were negotiating with u with the united states. this is a weeks before the in negotiating with us and they are a negotiating tactic a they walk in, they put a gun on the table and i knew they were touchÉ i am not a great prognosticator i had nopr faith the ukrainians were going to be able to exist resist i thought it would be something similar to what happened in august of 1968 it was principally the warsaw pact they were not that many red army troops but brash enough, the soviet union os warsaw pact to invade czecho