dr. safari, mr.tor, for africa, you have seen for yourself that it is a big market, now we can talk about a number, it is said to be a thousand billion dollars, and my sand is still 3 billion dollars, a very very low number, this year we will reach 7 billion dollars. do i want a tool? as i told you, the internal rules should be fixed, we don't have two lines of communication, whether it's flight or shipping, we don't have teachers, ships with a schedule, a businessman , an investor, a person who deals with goods from africa and vice versa. we have not tried to make this happen. we should have a fixed shipping line from the islamic republic of iran to africa. whose person is the south ? how regularly ? early vessels attributes on iron ore on various goods maybe in general and almost the entire mendeleev table is present there. if our exporter invests from there without an iranian, for the goods needed by our country, if there is no communication line related to the program, he can invest and the goods

dr. safari. mr. doctor , you mentioned that africa is a big market. it is said about it, and my sand is still 3 billion dollars, a very very low number , this year we will reach 7 billion dollars, do i want a tool that i told you, the internal rules should be fixed, two lines of communication, what kind of flight, shipping method, we don't have scheduled shipping now, which is a a businessman, an investor, a person who has nothing to do with goods from africa and vice versa. we have this now to the east, but we don't have the heart. we have tried to make this happen. we need a fixed shipping line from the islamic republic of iran to around africa, whether east or southeast what is the reason for it? it is a yogurt export what kind of goods does the manufacturer want to import, on basic goods, on the goods we need , raw materials, containers, attributes, on iron ore, on various goods , maybe almost the entire mendeleev table is present there. the need of our country, if it has a regular communication line with the program, as it is known, it can invest

dr shivani began by telling us about her unpbringing — surrounded by lions. i grew up seeing wildlife and going on safarilised lions were in huge trouble and the population in northern kenya, in samburu, where we live and work, was unknown — we didn't know what was happening to them. and i learnt that they would disappear from protected areas and not come back. the numbers were plummeting across the continent, across kenya, and that's what made us start ewaso lions — to see what is happening with this population and what can we do to bring back the lion population. yeah, and i understand they're more endangered than elephants and rhinos. that's not something that people would necessarily expect. no, no—one knows this. they. . .they think there's just lots of lions everywhere, but there's only about 20,000 africa. they're only living in about 8% of their historical range. if you think about it, between the first lion king and second lion king, lion numbers have gone by half — they've dropped by half, so the numbers are really low and it's a huge concern for not just the whole african continent but all of