high competition for the sale of their goods middle east africa is now becoming new points of growth of the world economy of the countries of these regions from two to five percent above the global average. organization for economic co-operation and development in 2022 global gdp growth rate of slightly more than three percent in the middle east and south africa this rate exceeds 5 to 8% in the united arab emirates, we are attracted by advanced technologies in the field of artificial intelligence, banking, finance, transport, logistics, education, and creation of smart cities. in 2019, with the participation of the uae, the issue of creating an international financial center in minsk was considered. it is interesting to open joint suae production facilities for subsequent sales of agricultural products and food products in the big prospects december 9, 2022, belarus together with other eu countries following the meeting the supreme eurasian economic council in bishkek decided to start suvorov with the uae to conclude an agreement on a free trade zone, which will make it possible to r

it would probably be east africa. in somalia a few months ago and saw a heartbreaking situation. we estimate that someone is dying every 36 seconds in east africa because of the worst drought in a0 years. it's clearly exacerbated by climate breakdown, climate breakdown that the people in east africa had almost nothing to do with. and so it really is a tragedy that we're seeing rising levels of hunger — famine looming in a region. and, of course, the resources, especially from donor countries, just not being delivered into a system... really? the un, of course, tries to raise emergency monies from the nations of the world forjust these sorts of crises. there's the world food programme, a whole host of other un and multilateral agencie which go in to crisis situations and try to alleviate the worst of the suffering and certainly to avoid famine. is that not working? the system has worked in the past. the last time we were worried about drought conditions in east africa, the international community did come together, did

an important country geographically in the horn of africa, that opens the gulf of aidan to the middle east. while in west africa, the same story unfolded in our jeramia, we boca, of which means western education is forbidden, has extended its reach since its why is in the early 2 thousands. the group is responsible for kidnappings, most notably in 2014. when they took hostage nearly $300.00 school goals in she book yard and making the country ungovernable, in an effort to push western influence out of nigeria. as for these, let me state, despite the defeat in the middle east, the numbers and frequency of attacks continues to grow mozambique as wisdom. countries show no signs of slowing down the operations for natural resources and increased profits from gas, gold, diamonds, and ruby extraction. the violence and clashes unlikely to accelerate kenya, both the united nations headquarters of counter terrorism in africa from came yet the un monitors and conduct operations against preventing the suede of terrorism on the continent. but very often it is these operations that perpetuate terrorism,

africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel bay, whether it's east, west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more publicity and inspiring story. people trust volunteer to tell them what's happening in their community in a clear and unbiased way. and as an african, i couldn't be more proud to be thought of. you know, ah ah, hello neighbor, this is the al jazeera news. i live from london coming up about jesse cruz in turkey and syria can.

c. military, as well as the east africa community have failed to contain the conflict. the m 23 short for march 23 movement takes its name from the date of the peace treaty, but its reputation is anything but peaceful. the ant militia has seized black areas in the east and democratic republic of congo, and according to the u. n. has flouted the latest ceasefire and withdrawal agreement that was to come into effect in january. instead, the m 20 free took control of more territory and a key road at an extraordinary summit and burundi, east african leaders called fine immediate ceasefire. the security institution in is that literacy is a regular matter. not much of a one or 2 convers. that's got to be sustainable, resolved through a political process. the leaders from congo, miranda uganda, kenya, tanzania, and burundi demanded. i. foreign and armed groups leave congo and pushed for military chiefs to meet in the next week. the ongoing conflict has increased tensions in the region. the d i. c as well as you, an experts and western powers accused neighboring ronda of suppor

i knew that she lived in east africa as a refugee as i get older, she told me about being deported from poland to the soviet union when she was 11 years old. and if 10 years wandering displaced, she spoke of a bearing family in siberia, catholics down in iran. all i was surrounded by women like her telling the same stories. oh. but i didn't pay much attention to the 1st time i picked up a video camera. i was 15 and my grandmother walked into friends, getting back. okay. you know, with the blank wall, which was all that anyone seemed to know of her story. then when i was 19 university, i wrote a big push refugees in africa. professor challenged my history though. he never read about it and asked me to check my sources. the flowers going to be on their way? no. yeah, they are now. it's okay. well, i was on portland if poland and my family name is carrie, was 22 brothers. and this is sort of me part of us. we have done parents both sites, but they were living separate. and what was the said is that each of maybe you can tell me, well, life was low in the wish you're born in poland in for w

the life details of polish refugees arriving in east africa after surviving siberia. there was a page filled up by my grandmother intends india in september 1943. as a 13 year old child refugee. ah, i thought a bit my professor who had question history because he hadn't read it. it is paper carry more weight than what she told me. oh, yeah. i know when i got home to material, i got an email from the archive saying that they had uncovered footage from the refugee camp in 10th, near unseen since the war. i opened the video in images that had spent a lifetime dreaming of started playing in front of me. oh, only a few 1000 women and children made it from siberia to this refugee camp in africa. of them, only a few dozen made it into this rejected newsreel footage and the exact same place. i looked for her 5 years earlier. my son, my grandmother's face walking in front of a refugee camp hospital, young malarial, 3 years after being deported to siberia. far from home and smiling. i thought that they've been nothing left of her. when a student, bella ruth intends near. it's o

i knew that she lived in east africa as a refugee as i get older, she told me that being deported from poland to the soviet union when he was 11 years old. and if 10 years wandering displaced, she spoke of bearing family in siberia, catholics down in iran. or i was surrounded by women like her telling the same stories. oh, but i didn't pay much attention to them. the 1st time i picked up a video camera, i was 15 and my grandmother walked into friends getting back with the blank wall, which was all that anyone seemed to know of her story. then when i was 19 university, i wrote a bit polish refugees in africa. a professor challenged my history though. he never read about it and asked me to check my sources. so the flowers going to be on their way? no. yeah, as they are now, it's okay. well, i was on portland on the east poland and my family name is carrie was 22 brothers and assisted me. part of us. we have done parents both sites, but they were living separate. and what was the said is that each of life was love in the village are born and paul and info. and what was you can tell me the

and when with the middle far east with africa, this is all bad and wrong.ecause somewhere we intersect in interests with those countries that have been colonized by the owners since ancient times the owners of african lands, because there 30% are in your trends. er, very good. there is a photo was percent. of all lateral stocks, it is 6 of the 10 fastest growing economies. it is also written there, but the main thing is africa, which is now divided between the former colonialists, uh, honest decent ones, we quote the state. all hooray, yes gas is rare earth materials. everything is pumped out of there due to the fact that the government, which was controlled. and if they didn’t want to, there were revolutions entered into unprofitable contracts with these major corporations. they are also all listed first, the experts happened. it’s just some hysteria about this visit, which means it’s worth it, it means it’s worth doing this business, as well as the new revelation of american top managers, who told the truth as a prankster, a participant in a scandalous co

east africa's ongog drought is to stretch into a six straight failed raining season. to protect the ocean's unsung heroes. the humble sea cucumber, they need our love. we will explain. ♪ james: on pbs and around the globe. in recent years ,, deforestation rates skyrocketed as the then president jair bolsonaro promoted development over preservation. but brazil now has a new president. lula da silva, seen here shaking hands with president biden. he is a supporter of protecting the rainforest. during this, his visit to the white house earlier, president biden voiced support for american-brazil collaborating on goals. pres. biden: shared values and our strong ties between our people make brazil and the united states, especially here and the big global challenges, they put them -- put us on the same page. especially climate crisis. james: that brings us to today. john kerry's visit to brazil, he has been speaking to officials in the capital brasilia, trying to outline what america will do to help preserve the amazon. he had a brief moment between meetings and spoke to me e

and when with the middle far east with africa, this is all bad and wrong. been colonizers of african lands since ancient times, because there 30% of you are in trends. uh, there are very good installs graphics was the percentage of all. in this probably 6 of the 10 fastest growing economies. it is also written there, but the main thing is africa, which is now divided between the former colonialists, uh, honest decent ones, we quote the state. that's all hooray, yes, gas rare earth materials are all pumped out of there due to the fact that the government, which was controlled. and if they didn’t want to, there were revolutions, they entered into unprofitable contracts with these largest corporations. they, too, will all be listed, firstly, signs of fugitive experts happened. it’s just some hysteria about this visit, which means it’s worth it, it means it’s worth doing this business, as well as the new revelation of american top managers, who told the truth as a prankster , a participant in a scandalous conversation, watch the editors club right after the pan

ganda knows all the details the final part of the working trip of the head of rospotrebnadzor to east africathe minister of health of the republic, it was possible to discuss a lot of issues about sovereignty in the field of biological safety, because outbreaks of infectious diseases cause not only a strong blow to the health of citizens, but also and by economy of the country. we managed to prevent. no complications, cooperation between the countries of east africa and russia is emphasized in rospotrebnadzor will help prevent the spread of especially dangerous diseases such as hemorrhagic fever, crimean congo and anthrax. russian mobile laboratories, which have already shown their effectiveness in 10 countries of the world, promptly received research results will help to stop outbreaks of infection, the key to success in the fight against any virus. russia will definitely help african colleagues in conducting scientific research, some specialists were selected to study in our country, each of you has a certain specialization. and so i ask you to tell us a little about your activities in the

to the health of citizens, but also to no economy states, cooperation between the countries of east africaized in rospotrebnadzor will help prevent the spread of especially dangerous diseases such as hemorrhagic fever, crimean congo and anthrax . russian mobile laboratories, which have already shown their effectiveness in 10 countries of the world, will help stop outbreaks of infection , promptly obtained research results are the key to success in the fight against any virus. russia will certainly help its african colleagues in conducting scientific research on some specialists were selected for training in our country, each of you has a certain specialization. and so i ask you to tell us a little about your activities in the city of intebe. the head of rospotrebnadzor met with the president and discussed it. there is already a joint action plan on how to improve the system of work and spot supervision in the republic, which will be further approved at the russia africa forum in july this year and delegations from other countries, including from burundi and ore, will visit it. and these ar

in addition, in west africa we rely on nigeria, which is the economic leader in the region in east africar point supports is kenya where also we have certain prospects for increasing trade turnover. and the whole spectrum of cooperation. in addition, if we take the region between south africa and east , in this belt, our reference point zimbabwe , who do you think this visit will be a logical continuation of those top-level contacts that we have already developed will give a new impetus to our bilateral relations. well, that is, it turns out that the interest of business is once we went to the form, there certainly is, especially since if we talk about zimbabwe, they have it. uh, very much interest at first turn competence in the field of agriculture. we are already at the moment together with our zimbabwean partners. we took part in the implementation of the first and second phases of the zimba farmer mechanization program over the past 3 years, more than 2,000 units of belarusian tractor agricultural equipment have been delivered there, and we expect that with our help zimbabwe will set

none of the east africa intervention force data east africa neighbors us. i figured to be defending the convoy so, so about the only military that has gotten into the convent took enough, which is the can, i mean, it is the global demand for minute orders that are mostly funding the congo that are needed. so probably in the manufacture of electronics and other items across don't, i'm not to want to get these mean errors in a clear manner about the benefits of the people. so we have a lot of interested parties hitting each other, pitching warlords, picking them up. now, i'm going to get to the middle illegally out of that is primarily the problem is the most national that you give me at the end of the chain country. second of unity of the kimberly. and allow them to benefit from they are good to given the forces and buy them from the live government, the government distribute the income in an equally across the country. the enough people call something with a story, rushes ambassador to the democratic republic of congo, spoke with our t about the difficult s

we came to sack from my village to see east africa was faith, but all i could hear gunshots. now, i'm heading to gama. we're tired of running hungrily. soldiers are doing what they can to protect the areas, but they have often been forced to retreats as a rebels advance gamma, which is, are the provincial capital. the largest city in the area is now pretty much surrounded by the m $23.00 and sergent group go. that has were one, go to one side like cable to the other. and now the north than the west, and the roads that supply goma with food and other goods, which are principally from the north of the province van now effectively controlled or at least strongly contested by the m 23 regional leaders from the east african community have been trying to mediate a peace deal, but it's proving increasingly difficult, randa and darcy have accused each other of using aunt groups in the conflict. both sides deny the allegations. during the recent african union summit, east africa, the regional boulden, e god gave m $23.00 a month to withdraw from positions they're holding. it has been

no one in the world has forgotten and will not forget, having destroyed yugoslavia, the middle east, africa , washington began to launch the soviet space, ukraine, to tear these historical territories, which today are called ukraine, from our country. what is the purpose here? nothing new. no. no novelty. i repeat everything, that is, a bloody anti-state anti-constitutional coup, as if nothing happened, as if it were necessary to occupy this country in the military economic sense for decades, destroyed the ukrainian industry, plundered the natural wealth of the people, no one thought they were being prepared. he is after undermining the forbidden less petal. want a lot harder so normal. i will prosthetize the northern part from the back of all to serve victory, as it were, ours in any case, no matter how, they didn’t try to do something there on the other side, but we know that we will win, therefore, they don’t have much choice. well here's something to shout, but it won't help them with positive news at all. in the oil message, even pedophiles are forced into same-sex marriages. yes, god

it's approaching east africa, the want of palestinian officials say the israeli military has killed at least 10 people and wounded 100 more than 100 in a ride in the occupied westbank city of knob blows. israel says its soldiers were fired on while attempting to arrest alleged to palestinian militants, who they say. and how did you, where says it's extremely concerned about the levels of violence. this building reduced to rapid a date time military operation. but destroy forces don't directly palestinian official fee. is daily troops killed or den palestinians an injured more than 100 people in the 5th thank read and the clashes that followed. these dragon minutely fed the operation was aimed at arresting. millington, accused of planning and getting out a deck the flames. their troops shot back after coming under fire. they reported that i suspected militants and now dead, and that there were no israeli casualties. while it unfolded, palestinians came out onto the street and confronted the troops version and not this honest man, we were surprised at 9 30 am when we heard explosions. an

c. military as well as the east africa community have failed to contain the conflict ukraine's president for lot of val lot, amir zalinski says the situation in the eastern province of done yet is critical. keith says it fought off a new russian assault on the sea of buck mood on saturday. the fiercest fighting of the war is concentrated on the eastern front. possible on the front line in ukraine's east. less than a kilometer away from russia's border. ukraine's territorial defense unit is trying to hold the line. i mean, but they are not. they were under constant sharing. have just been told that a drone is in the air. along with the russians are conducting recognizance flight as well, which will usually the shooting starts an hour later. it's dangerous cautious or we can only stay out for a bit. and then it's back to the bunker greeter was to move, which as a sort of thing like that, he was little sure of the battlefield isn't cut short. if by shelling the bumper you before you read the unit shelters under ground and waiting for the artillery fire to subside, e or and the other men her

control of a region rich and minerals. troops sent thereupon to darcy military, as well as the east africa community have fail to contain the conflict. well, saturday was an emotional day in the boonies league or for dorman, striker, sebastian ala. he scored his 1st goal for the club since being diagnosed with cancer in july. that goal helped wrap up a big win over rivals fryeburg and place jordan hot on the heels of the leagues top 2 clubs. don't and strike a sebastian a layer was making his 1st league start at home since treatment, particular cancer, dormant marked willed cancer day by redesigning their center circle urging men to check for lumps, fry bags, killian cynthia, did his teammates no favors by being sent off. after to 17 minutes, dockman defend a nickel, sought aback a student at the back. at times the season in front of go. though he poses a threat and gave his side the lead from the titus of angles. but fryeburg later exposed his defensive frailties. lucas hoola equalizing after the ball had rebounded off, slaughter beck. you had plenty to think about at the break. luckily f

c. military as well as the east africa community have failed to contain the conflict anti government protesters clashed with police and perused capital after parliament rejected a proposal to bring forward elections since december, thousands of demonstrators across the country have been calling on president deena bolo, artie to step down, she took over from petra castillo, who was impeached and arrested for trying to dissolve. congress chillies says that the death toll from while fires has now reached 22. the government has extended the area covered by emergency orders, allowing the deployment of troops to baffle the flames or the 250 fires are burning amid scorching summer temperatures that have hindered the firefighters. now what pakistan's, former president and military ruler perverse machine has died, he succumbed after a long illness in hospital in to buy at the age of 79, which are of became president after a military coup. in 1999, he avoided 3 assassination attempts before leaving office in 2008. he later attempted a political comeback, but face criminal charges, and has sinc

the countries of the asia-pacific region of the middle east, africa, latin america, which make up the world majority, do not want to live in a western-centric order, and therefore it is natural that three-quarters of the countries of the world did not join the anti-russian sanctions take a balanced position regarding the situation on sergey lavrov told ukraine that in the new concept of the russian foreign politics, it will be about ending the monopoly of the west on a global scaleexation. and unquestioningly, the rest of the collective west, who obeyed them, strive at any cost to impose their dictate on world affairs. in order to further control the external conditions of the development of all mankind for the sake of their own dominance throughout the world, resorting to illegal methods of threats, yes, and outright theft to punish those who pursue their own nationally oriented foreign policy , the majority of the world's population shares the position russian federation this policy was made, everything, relying on the parliament, the minister separately touched on the topic of terr

but that the 1st of all, the middle east, africa tour for the head of russian diplomacy. sir gil, over off his visit comes ahead of the 20th anniversary of the invasion of iraq by the us led coalition coincidences shows the mrs entourage, the painful member of the american military operations of a 4th pretext. all the weapons of mass destruction still lingers. dustin villa sitting on their stuff eaten comparable to any other conflicts around the world, toward the yes and their native colleagues did to iraq and later libya, remember how they're raised must to and are they, like i said as to the ground, how they devastated. he ran rocca, i'm not of in mansion, other war crimes that didn't cause and if in the resentment in washington, asia, community, americans, and there wasn't counterparts, i tried to fulfill, thou will suppress and now turn to forces from all the states and their sovereignty . this is the essence of the so called truce, which washington and bear satellites promote. instead of sticking to the principles of the yan shot us little boys amid unprecedented fre

is possible to divide a large part of european countries, germany, england, america, the middle east, africa, and everywhere else. iran and iraq took the french underground resources, it was finally divided , and then based on sinai, in front of the camp , they formed a communist party. this coming with according to the black administration of the united states, they are known to make millions , but mansoor, the blessed man, english, english, english, they cannot read the live call to prayer in england, in a country where political development is not an issue, connecting from parties and free newspapers and the national movement of these things is not a natural number that has never been there was no belief at the level of the country. the king did not believe in anyone in hezbollah who listens to his own words. please forgive me, that is, express your opinion. it is not his own. it was the desire of today's world. it was assembled and produced today's world, the world of thought, the world of wonder. the novel from india as who was coming out of the parliament and was saddened. i started to

the united nations have categorized the storm as dangerous and it's approaching east africa. let's go now to berlin's international film festival, the of berlin aloe today was the world premier of the film 20000 species of bees and tells the story of an 8 year old child who explores her gender identity during a summer vacation in her mother's home town. in the bass country, the girl doesn't like it when people address her by her birth name and so she goes on in search of the right one and a new identity. and joining us now from the red carpet at the berlin, allah is dw reporter and a shopper and a tell us more about this film. yet, let us film is one of 2 competition films this year, that stars a child as the main protagonist. and let me tell you about this girl. her name is as the field with terror and she is incredible. her performance is so genuine, so raw and so touching. so she completely blew me away in that film. and as you mentioned before, and she placed it a 8 year old child, dead kind of feels no, not right in this world. she, she feels she doesn't belong to her. a

the united nations have categorized the storm as dangerous, and it is approaching east africa. now to berlin's international film festival, the berlin olive today was the world premier of 20000 species of beef. it tells the story of an 8 year old child who explores her identity during a summer vacation in her mother's home town in the bath country. the girl doesn't like it when people are dress her by her birth name. and so she goes in search of the right one and any identity t w reporter and a chauffeur is at the berlin other. and she told me earlier more about the film. hey, claire. the film actually just celebrates or is about to celebrate its international premier just here behind me in the belly, not a palace and the film 20000 species of b as one of 2 competition films this year, starring a child as main protagonist. and as you just mentioned, this one was about the 8 year old leads with who feels that it doesn't really fit in. and over the course of the film we found out why we, we find out why it is said during the summer holidays in a village in the bus country. and, a

most recently at the east africa community summit in burundi earlier this month. these initiatives have largely failed to yield any real results and of course the violence has continued him 23 asking for direct negotiations with your government. is your government willing to talk to them? we don't. we cannot negotiate but we agree that we can talk with them, but their condition, it was my end of state just back at what's happened in luanda in november 23. in november 23. there was a meeting between entre state of the eastern african community and worked on in french one or my in english in each one different school initially was he's failure . she is fire evacuating like locality. and then these are moments. and then after these or process, we can see the way we can talk am 23 guys. and the way we can, we run the government because we want to stay in the state of war for the rest of our life. so we can, we move, i mean we are able to talk, we fund that or to talk we am 23 after know we respect what the road map of one recommend this friday or reach wait for me. kn

countries, which i made germany, have always been divided between england, america, the middle east, africa iran and iraq , took underground resources with the english, french, and finally it was divided, and then they built a communist party based on sinai in front of the camp there. according to the opinion of the american black bureau, how many millions has hassan ali mansour, ali mansour's father, in his case, english, english, english, is the most trusted child of father and adopted son, one of the immediate children of england in a country where political development is based on political parties and free newspapers and the national movement. was not that there was never any criticism at the level of the country 's leadership, the king did not believe that he did not believe in who in hizbullah do you completely exalt his own words, that is, to express an opinion is not his own, it was the world's desire today, it was polite, you brought the world of today, the world of thought . the surprising world of the novel from india, as we learned from the parliament , was saddened by the fact

in east africa, the flood took the skirts of the island of madagascar, there were many victims and 20 people are still missing, as reported in the news. most of the regions of the country's capital have come gabon has gone and 37,000 people lost their homes . this is the first tropical storm in madagascar this year. last year, four hurricanes hit this country . they identified 294 thousand 100 meters of agricultural research institute, organization of plant preservation and cultural complex, in fact, sports and accommodation ministry, ministry of jihad, koh noor, farmaniyeh daryanordan, 1,400 meters of land for a chit-making factory, 36 hectares in region 16, is now not being used, a resolution that will be implemented for 8 years it was not successful due to various reasons, it has not had the necessary infrastructure to furnish the government's assets until now , the apparatus is not ready to hand over the government and sovereignty, mr. central bank, 85,000 meters of pasdaran street, are you doing well in your meeting, the first of this ruling issues up to 190 properties and assets

most of the countries europe can be divided into britain, america, middle east, africa, and the sameran and iraq took underground resources with british, french and finally it was divided, and then based on sinai, in front of the camp there, they built a communist party. and when english has read english in english, it is an immediate child of england in a country where political development is not an issue. connecting the parties of the free newspaper and the national movement is something that has never existed, and there was no belief at the level of the country's leader . the king believed that someone pass the limit listen to his words completely and ask for forgiveness

last year, a series of unfruitful talks with countries in the middle east, the now i and africa for alternatives. western nations have been pushing africa towards green energy for months. the un chiefs that the world must end it's dependency on fossil feels on speaking of africa, renewable resources that were made mostly untapped. and geopolitical analyst at j mulanda told us that african leaders should not blind except to any deal with the ag, without considering the needs of their own people fast. they will only does that to live deals as individual deals with the you states or that you member states that will influence them into making decision, not necessarily on behalf of the population, but the political parties that elected those leaders should be the one to have policies that will influence that the energy problems need to be revolt within african states. so, but if the, if you leadership is influencing the policies of africa, it's going to be very long road for african countries to deal with their own energy problems. so it should be the political parties that have influenced their lead