it is the first islamic building in east africa. iranian and shirazi merchants who came to zangbar from iran are taking the opportunity to build here. turks take this is our mine. here is the grave of one of the biggest and most criminal colonialists in africa. documentary series africa land of opportunities season 2 of from tanzania to zimbabwe, continue the conversation about the documentary series africa, land of opportunities, mr. maghsoudi. well, we have many years of documentary experience abroad . with this view, our friends usually work, but never, for example, africa was seen as an economic and cultural opportunity for games, win-win economic and cultural interactions, in documentaries and in the media. and we thank god that now this actually happened, well it had very good reflections. connect us, the home ministry said it was very big , sir, you should stay ahead of this, but it wasn't really these infrastructures and even in the parliament , they set up many meetings for this, now the government of martyr raees, even the

the main business cultural hub of east africa regularly. forbidden to use plastic for household needs, but it is absolutely everywhere here, removing what has accumulated over a long time is one of the most pressing problems of the city, belarusians offer ready-made projects for... in fact, more than ten. we have not yet funded a program for energy recycling of waste, but we are looking for ways to implement this program. when will we invest in this project because of. the process of recycling waste and converting it, for example, into energy, will go down, this will help us solve our environmental problems . yes, that's what i mean, that's it one of the areas in which we can cooperate with the government of belarus. the attitude towards belarus in kenya is difficult to express only with numbers and statistics; to understand it, you need to at least talk a little with local politicians. managers, the generally traditional procedure for recording an interview certainly turns, if you like, into a real ceremony, and the interview itself does n

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the mugging load seems polo, says africa and in the middle east or any sites with the intentions of strings and peas. the, this was a history of leaving payoff and violence in its way on the feet of liberal fascism. that the message from the georgian prime minister is loudly pro lesson politicians oppose the countries for an agent. little saying that st. lucie is on his way to being private, the power of the day. very well. welcome to you from the entire of see international news. you can come to light from us and say, look at the top. so is this out? but it was, it has assess the importance of parliamentarian dialogue within the rich group of nations at the form in st. petersburg high. and i think that members of the lives represents the interest of millions of people. the good news for the land is to juggle today parliamentary dialogue, including within the bricks framework, is more important than ever because you as the representatives of the interest of your people, spokespersons from their political and national will have a keen sense of the genuine demands. sentiments and needs of mil

two more here you are , in the west, node, in west africa, kenya, east africa, my relationship with theresident is excellent. relations with egypt, algeria, what else is needed in africa? we have resumed relations with the countries of latin america, but we need to develop, develop in the sense that... we need, well , maybe not to break through, but to be more active in the direction of brazil, a huge country of over 200 million people, influential in politically, and they need what we want to sell, as for the domestic market, not everything is smooth here, it cannot be given to competitors, another problematic issue is overdue accounts receivable, it continues to grow, alexander lukashenko demands strict payment discipline, without a solution fundamental issues are not... it is possible to achieve sustainable development and ensure technological sovereignty, because a strong economy is an independent state. us president biden's announcement of his decision to withdraw from the race for the host's seat white house has become one of the main topics in the world media. the new york post p

they are going to expand toward the middle east and africa. and of course, the name is and know it's down to 3 d organization that has nothing to do with the way with them in the east and africa. but they are the exact same go month. those who are destroyed of guns down iraq, syria, libya and now they have the intention to use everything possible to provo, russia, including mentioning and then updating. denise good, awesome. then this is only a language off wall. there is no language of peace. there is no way to bring both policies around the negotiation table because the decision is not in the hands of ukraine. it is in the hands of even not to the states and united states is conducting the cheapest will as a by allowing ukraine to depend on the support of the united states and for the ukraine to fight to that asked ukraine in. so that is, are very possible for the united states to go as far as possible, a provoking worship because they are just saying we are behind the scenes. it is name to that just taking decision with naturally guided bobb

the conference platform brought together dozens of international experts from russia and east africa.spondent about the results of the large-scale discussion. elizaveta, hello, well, how do experts see the development of cooperation between our countries, and what was the focus of attention of valdai club experts today? olga, good evening, well, the prospects are truly enormous, and most importantly, we managed to discuss specific steps towards the implementation of many projects today during the working day, four sessions took place here on the sidelines of the second african conference. and the first one that takes place here directly on the african continent. let me remind you that the first event in this format was held in st. petersburg last summer, during the days when the second russia -africa summit was held, and here they substantively discussed the road map that was formed in our northern capital, discussed what has already been implemented and what still remains to be done on the eve of the next third summit, and the sessions were devoted to a variety of issues, politics an

kalkidan yibeltal is our east africa correspondent.e aim was to have ceasefires on local level, localised ceasefires, to facilitate for increased humanitarian support, increased humanitarian access, as well as to ensure the protection of civilians. but unfortunately, what we know now is only the delegates from the rapid support forces — that's the paramilitary force which is one of the factions in sudan — have arrived in geneva, and they have met with the un special envoy set up by the un secretary—general. the army head and the de facto leader of sudan, general al—burhan, yesterday said that he and his army is not going to participate in these talks or any other talks, whether it's in geneva or injeddah, which are being facilitated by saudi arabia, because he said that, first, the rapid support forces must withdraw from urban centres that it controls and civilian homes that it occupies. so it seems that despite these hopes and these efforts by the un, we're not seeing any progress so far, which is going to be sad news for the millions

well, the data says africa and the middle east are in the it slides with slides of promoting peace, making the spot a history of leaving k of invalid ends in its way driving special for joe biden to drop off with the presidential race will look at a trip to the western democracies used to get the election results they need to measure how many optimal votes act, by the way, could you the coverage of the latest right and shaping the well right now, this is our team to national i a michael, quite a lot about putting has stress the importance of pilot montana and dialogue within the briggs group of nations of the farm in saint petersburg. he emphasized that the lions represents the interest, the billions of people, the word yes, but let me see downloads and then today parliamentary dialogue, including within the big framework is more important than ever because you as representatives of the interests of your people, spokespersons for their political and national will have a keen sense of the genuine demands sentiments and needs of millions. and it would be no exaggeration to say billions of pe

i'm pulse that rotates the middle east and africa, and one of african countries increasing even jack the presence of us, i'm french troops, but wasn't lindsay book plan was to pay special attention to create jewel them and iraq through all our partnerships we aim to foster greater security and stability in the middle east and africa contributing to peace and prosperity in the region. in vilnius, we launched a comprehensive reflection on threats, challenges, and opportunities in the south. today we have adopted an action plan for a stronger, more strategic and result oriented approach door to or saw the neighborhood, which will be regularly updated. uh yeah, i spoke with oh, so able to him, sons 1st for the libyan government during the nathan 20 to 11 minutes intervention and executive 2nd through the i'm going to the legacy foundation that he believes that africa and the middle east do not need any help from nato as a blog cuz previously showed no intention of actually bring stability to the region . this is a very old language, and this course that will not fly in the middle east af

this is a very old language, and this course that will not fly in the middle east africa, regions that have witnessed the destruction caused by the north atlantic treaty organization, year after year, decades. as a matter of fact, office decades, we have victims in the 10s of thousands indeed in the hundreds of thousands, we have cities ruins, nation of armies, dismantled a vacation systems destroyed. we have traveler as a and the continents and the middle east supported funded by the nato most and many african country. they've been teaching american add $0.05 out of the territories in recent years. what do you think is the reason for that trend in the year 2011, when nato attacked my home country for 8 months, destroying the richest country in africa, appeared copy to. they supplied weapons and financial means a political support, technical support to malicious. uh, is the most fundamental, let's try boost funding meant to this. and the admitted to that all of this weapon re, fonts. the technology and training went of course, from the ends of libya and to the side of the regional spea

this includes africa, asia, and the middle east.ountries that are very rich and very poor, countries that are strong in agriculture or oil and many others. we strive to build trusting relationships. the countries of the islamic world are famous for their rich culture and unique historical monuments, places. what measures is iseska taking to preserve these places, to preserve cultural heritage? culture in the islamic world is not only diverse. but also incredibly important. at one point in history, islamic civilization was the leading civilization in the world. many of today's achievements are based on islamic civilization. artificial intelligence, logarithms, mathematical research, alcharisms, and much more. and that is why we started by creating a special center. we call it the center islamic heritage registration, where we register objects of cultural heritage, tangible and intangible. we decided that we would help protect, preserve, restore these objects, but more importantly, teach young people how to preserve their culture, how

and now to east africa, where canyon police upfront down on protesters to want president william rooted to resign over his failure or to sort out the economy. the what you're witnessing today is um the continuing of the anti government protests and people are on this re um you can see from the box young people, the bullets of, uh, uh, friday. um the i got to despise the crowd that i got that here. uh so what about the uh, the tech got got these types of quotes. uh the exploding could be spot down. people who uh got that. yeah. and uh maybe it would be budgeted that uh, lease i bring in. uh, one of the 2 i here to tell us uh why it out on the streets. uh kindly let me uh, loop in the, the young man, uh, tell us why are they on the street? so it's a lot of value industries. that is why i use the feet with i think, i mean to drop the front divided by nice these additional as well because we have pinning the some. that's why we industry. this is a very simple method. just think stop corruption in the government. just to put it into perspective with a 40000000 that was able to pay the hospit

the human charter and distract from much that he joined ford to resolve conflicts in the middle east, africa, and other weekends. we have to reduce global inequality, eliminate the threats of terrorism and drug crime, hunger and disease, which are nice. everything is what when we hung, gary and foreign minister who was also in town, took the floor to emphasize that his country has been pursuing peace in ukraine. does not want to join the global efforts to isolate russia and the response of the international community, including the european union, has been reprehensible and it is really shown a buyer's and lack of will to move forward toward betters and illusions on the part of some leading countries, diplomacy is about talking to everyone, even to those between you do not agree on major issues. that's one that you and i have to tell you, colleagues, this is not only is unacceptable what's come, dallas really scandalous, that a country is being stigmatized in the 21st century jobs because arguing in favor of a deep limited solution, we are now being guns are very heavy attacks, political eff

and i see the turning now to east africa. we're canyon place. have cracked down on protestors who want president william rudo to resign over his failure to sort out the economy. the what you're witnessing today is the uh, the continuing of the anti government protests and people are on this re, um, you can see from the box down young people are the fullest of, uh, uh, friday. um the i got to despise the crowd that i got that. yeah. uh so what about the uh, the tech got got these types of quotes. uh the exploding could be spot down. people who uh got that. yeah. and uh, maybe a to be budgeted that at least i bring in, uh, one of the distance away here to tell us uh why they out on the street. uh kindly let me uh, loop in the, the young man. uh, tell us, why are they on the street to do a lot of value on this? are you still as why are you with the, with the isaac? i mean to drop the phone too much of an additional as well. yeah. because we have pending the sub that's why we industry. this is a very simple method. you're just seeing stuff corruptio

east asia, central asia, middle east, africa and latin america. russian observer.abat location headquarters of isa, one of the most modern and progressive cities of the kingdom of morocco. the administrative, social, industrial and commercial life of the country is concentrated here. like most cities in morocco, they are busy. to the old and new parts, in the old city you can endlessly wander through the intricate streets of the medina, wander around the fortress, and enjoy the view of the ocean. one of the most beautiful places in rabat is the square near the hassan ii tower. here is the mausalee of muhammad v, built in classical moroccan style. its dome is made of gilded carved satin cedar and red crest. wood, the walls are covered with calligraphy from the koran and glazed terracotta tiles, zuleich, a characteristic element of medieval moorish architecture. 42% of our employees are young people under 35 years old, what they brought with them, energy, innovation, hard work, dedication, if you come to us at 10 or 11 o'clock in the evening, you will see the lights

so, this impacts the status of the railway project, but countries in east africa, including kenya, stilloney to integrate their railway network, which could actually make it profitable in the long run, itjust isn't at make it profitable in the long run, it just isn't at the moment. iii run, itjust isn't at the moment-— run, itjust isn't at the moment. , ., moment. if we broaden out then from not just _ moment. if we broaden out then from notjust kenya _ moment. if we broaden out then from notjust kenya but - moment. if we broaden out then from notjust kenya but for - from notjust kenya but for other countries around it, from china's perspective, is the situation in kenya unique, what about other countries and has been investing in? it is about other countries and has been investing in?— been investing in? it is not unique. — been investing in? it is not unique. but _ been investing in? it is not unique, but it _ been investing in? it is not unique, but it particular i been investing in? it is not i unique, but it particular deal was particular trouble, i think. so, securely, it was quite

africa. i'm the middle east, do not need any help from need to. as the bronx has previously shown, no intention of actually bring stability to the region. this is a very old language and this course that will not fly in the middle east africa, regions that have witnessed the destruction caused by the north atlantic treaty organization, year after year, decade. as a matter of fact, office decades, we have victims in the 10s of thousands indeed in the hundreds of thousands, we have cities ruins, nation of armies, dismantled a vacation systems destroyed. we have cable or is and the content and the mid the least supported fund. and by the nato, most and many african country, they've been teaching american add $0.05 out of the territories. and reasoning is what it will, this thing is. the reason for that trend in the year 2011, when nato attacked my home country for 8 months destroying the richest country in africa. pet copy to vegas supplied weapons and financial means a political support. technical support to malicious. uh, is the most fundamental, t

the region frequently attacked by the islamist and such a group of okay, her on it will be use east africa correspondent, alyssa, trick wilma is following the story for us from lagos. i asked him for the latest on the suicide attacks in the northeast to well, the latest, why? having these dots about that to month, it seems from the series of bombings that happened to incense a day in goes that know if these 9 to rep on the states have died. uh this morning . uh, it will take lots of people about what's to be taken to the hospital since saturday evening when the bombings have been done this morning with the visits from state officials in the hospitals deck and somebody about some of the big students have dined, summit been discharged but at least mostly less than 42 people where we did for various injuries, considering the 3 by means that we had of such a date, which happened at the wedding uh at the hostage. and i also wanted to say why really sites and events has been happening address northeast has also had the statements from presidents and condemning tax on the balance. it gets there d

arms. companies less cross live now to on res regional chief of communications for the middle east, north africa, juliet to my you're most welcome. a school turned shelter which your organization established and run has again, being targeted by the idea, reportedly resulting in dozens of fatalities. what is your message, what do you say to those who, who probably don't have done it to a like a 1st of all looking at its been coming up. knows the cohens. um, here at on round we have recorded this in the past 10 days. i know there's a produced 8 schools including 6 belonging to congress where i work and base been kids. and this is saying becoming commonplace and was absolutely unacceptable. simply because cool was meet to be protected at all times, including in terms of conflict. let me give it a few of the idea they have justified their actions on the ground saying how must militants are using and rough facilities, not just to launch rockets from, but also was command centers. does your organization have a responsibility as well to ensure that's not happening? okay, we see these statements is very

the local business community, the head of the business development council in tanzania. and in east africaeveloping in every sense, and in general it is very interesting, because africa, the african elites, they choose their own path, they are not just against anyone something, but they want to be themselves. tanzania has created conditions that we would like russia to invest in developing this cooperative relationship. processing this oil, processing gas, specifically to africa, then it can have a larger market, not only tanzania, we have a market, for example, east africa. in sochi, at the sirius educational center, the results of the scientific and technical shift and great challenges were summed up. hundreds of high school students from all over the country have successfully solved a variety of problems, and many ideas, experts say, are already worthy of a patent. technological project. industrial devices, specialized neural networks, about 80 developments in total, the authors themselves told alena evtyakova about them, they shared their emotions, it’s cool, this is a pretty cool proj

in 1927, vavilov went on an expedition to east africa to ethiopia, from where he brought unique specimenscal grain crops. half a century later, as a result of civil war and devastating drought, the country was on the brink of mass famine. sent an official letter to moscow with a request to share the material collected by nikolai vavilov. our scientists have gone met and prepared duplicates in the avilov collection and handed them over to the ethiopians. based on this material, varieties were created that are cultivated in ethiopia to this day. and the grateful residents of the country erected a monument to vavilov. you need to burden yourself as much as possible. this is the best way to get as much done as possible. vavilov created the largest and, during his lifetime, the only collection of seeds; all other collections were created later, following the example of vavilovskaya. this collection became the world's first important gene bank. the uniqueness of the vavilov collection is that most of the collections were carried out in the first half of the twentieth century, when there was a v

east africa, the british invaders infringed on the most basic rights of the local population. great britain pursued the policy of squeezing out the local population from their indigenous lands. the best airable areas were given to white farmers, dooming canyon stepfather, d, and hunger. this caused the sharp protest of the peasants and led to the emerging of the mile mile movement, which started the fight against the invaders. the rebels called themselves canyon land and freedom army. the spiritual leader of the movement would be anti colonial, active as jo, mo, kenyata, the freedom fighters used guerrilla tactics and attacked the individual units of the british troops. the latter responded with mass of air race and artillery effects. wind suppressing the uprise of london relied on maximum cruelty over $50000.00 canyons were killed. about 300000 people were thrown into prisons and concentration camps, where george here in no way inferior in girl z to the nazis, was widely practiced. the veracity of the colonial list only led the temporary success. in 1963, the british empire h

diplomatic scenes were active, both those related to resistance and non-resistance, with the west , east, africa, and latin america. everywhere , you could see that he is an individualist with a culture of love for resistance and has made this his priority in his daily work. the field of diplomatic activity in the turbulent region of west asia was to jump into the heart of a battle that did not have much news about the prestige and usual leisure of diplomats. he wasn't there, but hossein didn't put anyone on his head to come. and he did not complain to anyone when they asked for his excuse. he had obstacles that prevented him from contaminating his service and politeness do not blame anyone for keeping him from serving. he was really oppressed, and his hajj and modesty made him not show himself in the act of busying himself and showing what he is doing. maybe his character was not known until the moment of his martyrdom. even once, i did not see any anger or resentment from him, and despite the fact that i knew that he was facing many adversities , especially in carrying out his missions, but he

we've got a fully scaled and substantial position across a show middle east and africa.l corporations coming out of the americas and europe, that's what we do, we are doing it well. it's generating good returns. >> to have a new target for the buyback target? >> we just at the 5 billion target in february. we won't find tunis every six months. we will do in excess of five building and we are on track to achieve that. as i said, we will keep on going if we can generate the strong performance. >> this is your plan to cut costs by $1.5 billion over the next three years. are you seeing much wage -- wage inflation? >> we had a big spike in wage inflation last year. it's getting back down to normal . the fit for growth as a transformation program. we've had cost-cutting programs my whole time at standard chartered and we continue to get more efficient. we are trying to do this a bit different, which is quite a bit differently, which is to look at every single one of our processes and see how we simplify this, how do we replace it with digital prophetesses, automation, etc. how

sessions they will talk about the prospects for the development of relations between russia and mainly east africaso other states of this continent, also representatives, for example, of egypt and ethiopia are present here among the lists of forty experts who participate in the dialogue, it is no coincidence that i highlight these states, because they were at the recent historic brix summit in johannesburg last year two of these. countries egypt and ethiopia have joined the brix format, and in general at today’s event there will be a lot of talk about the growing role of the global south about how exactly, exactly the format of cooperation within brix will help the countries of the global majority gain a foothold on the world stage, africa has long been declaring that it is tired of being just a raw material for the so-called civilized world, and russia, as a country that has never colonized... none of the states of this continent are here has enjoyed unconditional authority and support for many decades, and here experts today expect to learn about what practical steps our state can now offer to e

practically unencumbered by any past, on the contrary, they are promising. business in tanzania and in east africasaid that the growth prospects are impressive. if we talk about these growth prospects in numbers, then we can cite such data from 2021 . when the trade turnover between russia and the countries of the continent was approximately $18 billion, in 2023 it has already grown to almost $25 billion, great, great hopes. russia, china and india are actually very close ; they are real partners, especially russia, because you know that we have a long, long history of cooperation, and this is not only history, but... russia now helped egypt build its most important plant, the nuclear plant, which is daba. el daba will change the entire face of egypt and provide us with promising opportunities for development. we invited representatives, experts from all three african countries, brix members, this is the republic of south africa, this is egypt, this is ethiopia, tanzania, the host of our conference today also... decided to create 21 commissions, some of them will be responsible for new areas, such

so we're looking in the same way in east africa. all right, david, king's canyon cycling pioneer, we appreciate you taking the time to speak to us. thank you very much. i to speak to kimberly coats c o of team ask like a rising, a non profit organization that promotes and supports cycling development in africa . good to have you on the program. kimberly you spent years supporting cycling as a sport in africa. just how big is being me. i'm getting a's achievement for the sports on the continent. it's huge. it's an ethic moment for our getting safe, green and the names when is all about representation and representation matters. and he is the only black african in the pro pelettano at the tour to friends and our tens threw out the continent. see that? and they see him when and they to believe, right, we'll get to that development stage and a bit. but just looking at that level, that top level, what are the main barriers for african cyclist when they're competing at united levels like that as a tool to funds as it is, begins with them

now shows his expertise in an at quick coach academy a training program at corporate and as in east africa. his company aims to have at least 60 percent female employees. the set to can drive social change in local communities. he believes we have our women. that was the, that's who attend their lives directly. because that was the number of our flush. how do we mean they get enough money for themselves and for their families? they can get into school. some also have seventy's as abuse in this besides. so that's working for us as an agent for the company. the reason because a is supplied with ice to keep the produce fresh. in the past, she goes around with motorcycle taxis, but now she can use the company truck. she regularly deliveries to 15 to 20 female market vendors. they to a hunting well, thanks to do, let's payment system. another company, another companies you buy, cash on deliver is way one. that's why they come to do that because you get fish on credit. what would that you? well known? and then if i buy a sustainable business model, a sustainable industry, agriculture is helping

today the quarterly based off the coast, due to booty in east africa, are famous for their beauty. but the unusually warm oceans of last summer had left behind patches of bleached stress. coral monitoring. those changes on a large scale isn't easy. but these researchers from the technical university and loads on switzerland want to change that. they've mounted ordinary underwater cameras on to a metal frame, which they bring with them on their dice. a reference rope and gps data will help the software program create a location map of the images. later in the lab, we meet the research team back and loves on a software program, analyzes their video material and turns it into a 3 d model. it also records the different types of corals and what condition they're in. so current carl monitoring cookies based on the method, so they're fairly labor intensive, then they're called for the budget. so we put a square on the, on the corolla, end of the sketch, express to look at the pictures and thanks to this and methodology, we can now cut off and make a cover fee of the reef of hundreds of me

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in general, swahili is a very common language in east africa, i ’m going to go to courses to finallyt, this text was written by my friend, the wonderful guitarist richard from zanzibar, he just translated the swahili text, i’m very grateful to him for... that eat me the opportunity to perform a matchmaker’s song, well , since you are a gifted vocalist, you don’t care what it’s in as a whole, yes, yes, even in chinese, japanese, and you suggested this melody to your friends, they said, let’s make a composition, and that’s what i did myself i’m actually listening to music , i took the lyrics and just the first thing that came to me, no, this is fantastic, gentlemen, the second part of this song was in english, so it’s easier with english, we just mixed two languages, well, this is natural, for example, mostly opera ... yes, just to play these songs, we needed a large lineup, we were joined by friends, our wonderful musicians, colleagues, these songs, no, we never played them, this was intended and was originally a studio format. lesha and i always had musical ideas, we are playing in a