and it evidently merits them in the united arab emirates. appreciate it. solid relationship with the a moscow here. and we appreciate our you cooperation in all fields. and within the 50th anniversary of the establishment of our relationship between we're both countries. i'd like to say that the emeralds puts its priority in boosting and supporting him in relationship with russia. in all fields and the method are for the interest of both countries and the interest of version of our book paper. we discussed the situation, the valley, any grain, we and the efforts to reach our political settlement in this context. the emerson represents all efforts exerted by so many countries, an older to narrow the gaps and in order to bring peace and stability originally and internationally. we have says the necessity and to more exert more efforts in regarding the delivery of humanitarian aid to those in need. come out, i would, and also i'd like to see this opportunity to express and my country's will been understand ango at her, and trust over at that po

the british protectorate that became the united arab emirates, the families of united arab emirates came together with the power of abu dhabi and their oil to control a large part of the market and culturally to be a huge part of the arabian peninsula. suhail bin mohamed al mazrouei joins us now, the uae minister of energy, and he is hugely qualified to speak on these matters. thank you so much for joining bloomberg this morning. i would like to know the power that an ascendant united arab emirates has now over russia. explain the dialogue. explain the change in the relationship of uae with russia in the last weeks. >> it is great to be with you and to address your audiences. first of all, uae is a member of an alliance called opec+. that alliance is doing a great job, and my view, balancing the market, balancing supply and demand. we have a history within that alliance, and we have been through wars. we have been through conflict, been through sanctions. some of the members, iran and venezuela. but something we always do, we have one objective only, which is trying to maintain the suppl

s. criticizes the united arab emirates for hosting a series president bashar al assad. ah, let's begin with the latest developments from ukraine. it stay $24.00 of the invasion and russian forces continuing their attacks across the country. let's had 1st to marry pole in the southeast, where despite russia's heavy bombardment, another convoy of civilian buses and cars has managed to leave the besieged c team . the port city has been left in ruins, though with moscow, reportedly wanting to use it as the link between crimea and the dumbass region mc alive is another city on the front line, a large scale air strike has blasted, an army barracks, their killing dozens, rescue efforts are underway after the attack reduced the building to rabble and russia says it's been destroying ukrainian military vehicles with high precision weapons. it says it's used hypersonic missiles in the west of ukraine for the 1st time, although that's not been confirmed. let's head to khaki now where aside bag is standing by our side. it looks like some serious destruction behind you. explain what

s. criticizes the united arab emirates for hosting serious president bush auto assa. now it's been 24 days since russia invaded ukraine and nearly 6 and a half 1000000 people are thought have been displaced by the fighting. this is the territory in red that russia and its separatist allies control ukraine's army chief says russian troops have failed to besieged the capital. key of a barrage of missiles managed to hit an airport aircraft repair facility near live in the west. on friday, though, in the south ukrainian troops are said to have stopped to russian advanced to mc alive. it's the last stand against russian forces near odessa. and ukraine says it was temporarily, did i have access to the see of as of because of russian military activity at the fort city of murray, or po, stephanie decker, who's in weston ukraine, begins, are coverage from above. mary paul, looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time. eerie carcases, of war, and on the ground. even the dead get no peace. it's too dangerous to bury them in the cemetery. often

s. criticizes the united arab emirates for hosting serious president a shuttle. our son just turn the humanitarian corridor walls, are open in ukraine to allow civilians to flee cities including mario, paul, give, and logan sc. mario paul has come under fire from russian forces more than a week. now. several previous attempts at opening humanitarian cor goals and ukraine have failed each time keith and moscow of blamed each other for breaching the terms. crane's deputy prime minister is wanting civilians to be careful as several previous attempts to open roots of filed. let good originally all, maria pol residents leaving the city, including on foot are provided with the necessary assistance from to day. they will be brought to per johnson by bosses. please be careful because the corridors are extremely difficult to open. the enemy insidiously disrupts our agreements. so please, if you have the opportunity use it today, russian forces have now entered mario paul, where several buildings have been reduced to rubble. stephanie decker reports from western ukraine. f

when united arab emirates strike to charm aside into leaving iran when the united arab emirates and egypt with israel met to prepare their way forward after they are on nuclear. and now we have this force meeting and the all fall under this israeli immorality attempt to find a way to create an acts of sort against iran once the nuclear site. the only problem with all of that is the palestinians. likely ukrainians. feel like they are being sacrificed at the altar of another strategic conflict. but in the case of the united states and russia, ukraine, ukraine is being occupied is really paying heavy price because of the russian occupation. any the question of palestine, palestine is being occupied by israel was totally ignored by the arab and american and israeli fordham nurses imagined for a 2nd that we have a meeting between the end of the americas and all who, whatever about russia. but ukraine is never mentioned here we have on that the abrahamic cord, so called abraham full of countries meeting in the southern part of israel. palestine occupied by this line is not even there will not b

now to all the news now, serious president bashar assad has visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st trip to an arab country since the war began in 2000 than 11. the us state department called the visit profoundly disappointing. it's urging all nations in the region to resist normalizing relations with syria. rosen and jordan has moved from washington d. c. the u. s. government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter, bashar alongside to both obs, dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law son in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome bosher, all asada and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leaders

a sad has visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st trip to an arab country since the war began back in 2011. the us state department called the visit profoundly disappointing its own nations in the region to resist normalizing relations with syria. roslyn jordan has more from washington dc. the u. s. government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter boshra law side to both of dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law, sought in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least a 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome sa, bosher, all asada and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leaders in the unit

economics minister hoble heinrich has traveled to the gulf states of katara and the united arab emirates to negotiate a long term energy partnership. the trip is about energy and reducing germany's dependency on russian gas. germany wants to replace russian gas with gas from guitar. after talks with the amir of guitar, the germany economy minister said a deal had been sealed. goes on to your eyes and it's great news. and that was the purpose of this visit that we've agreed on a long term energy partnership, part myself and the companies that have come with us will now enter into deeper contract negotiations with the guitar. a side. i'm just, i'm at austin's, i to initial hartsville. hm. known chief einstein, many of the chopped german business leaders are traveling with havoc. the visit has been seen as an opportunity for german companies to do business with guitar. despite open questions about democracy and human rights. after visiting gets her, the german delegation traveled on to the united arab emirates for talks on securing green hydrogen, produced with renewable energy. and here in

that are here to day of being brought together with the know how that exists in the united arab emirates. it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my management of course and stopped there speaking from the u. a. e. capital, china's presentation ping has ordered an immediate investigation into cause as a plane crash in the country south. while this, according to china, state broadcaster 123 passengers and 9 crew members were on board the china, eastern airlines plane, the aircraft a boeing 737 was traveling from can ming to gwan joe? and his understood to have crashed close to the city of wu, joe, air traffic control said the plane plummeted from 8000 meters in 3 minutes. a number of casualties and reason for the crash are not yet no. let's take you now a to correspondence valia far beyond their catch him or in beijing. a fabian, what more have you learned about this an accident? well, the crucial question could not yet be answered. the reason for this crush and basically the whole country is wondering what exactly happened. i mean it's a ver

after visiting guitar, the german delegation traveled on to the united arab emirates for talks unsecure in green hydrogen, produced with renewable energy that spring and d. w. 's are chief political correspondent, melinda crane. greetings, melinda. remind us again. why they're stripped to the golf was necessary and did germany get what it came for? it's necessary because dependence on russian fossil fuels is looking more and more like a ticking bomb. and in fact, the minister got more than he wanted a package deal that could help germany, not only deal with its short term problem of diversifying its sources of natural gas away from russia. but also it's a longer term goal of transforming gets entire energy system to become climate neutral. both are huge challenges for a big economy that has a very energy hungry industrial sector, which is one reason why germany has refused so far to go along with suggestions for an impart port embargo on russian fuels. minister havoc says that this long term energy partnership is a milestone or what he called putin free energy. it would focus on liquefi

particularly high reliance, is under pressure to find alternative suppliers like the united arab emirates and guitar. germany's economy minister robert topic visited katara, where he clenched a deal for a long term partnership for gas supplies and guitar. he made an agreement so that will help german companies build up a supply chain for so called green hydrogen. let's take a listen to what mr. hawbaker had to say today, to have my mechanic, we simply don't have any time to lose. we can't wait for 10 or 15 years until we have enough green hydrogen and then switch away from coal. these are relative steps of course, but relatively better steps that not doing them. we spoke about that intensively when you film and the companies that are here to day of being brought together with the know how that exists in the united arab emirates. it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my management. of course they administer speaking. there are a moments ago. well, let's turn out to the w's chief political correspondent, melinda crane, who is covering this st

particularly high reliance, is under pressure to find alternative suppliers like the united arab emirates and katara, germany's economy minister, robert albert visited katara, where he sealed a long term partnership. deal for gas applies. mister harbor then continued and travel to the u. e. where he clenched deals, that will send so called green hydrogen hydrogen energy to germany, as it goes into it. mister ha becker said in abu dhabi to have my mechanic, we simply don't have any time to lose. we can't wait for 10 or 15 years until we have enough green hydrogen and then switch away from coal. these are relative steps of course, but relatively better steps that not doing them. we spoke about that intensively. what you from and the companies that are here to day are being brought together with the know how that exists in the united arab emirates. it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my most mortal. they administer speaking. there are moments ago. well, let's turn out to d w's. chief political correspondent, melinda crane. who is covering th

particularly high reliance, is under pressure to find alternative suppliers like the united arab emirates and guitar. germany's economy minister robert to ha beck visited katara, where he sealed a long term partnership. deal for gas applies. mister ha, back in the region, then traveled to the u. e, where he clenched deals that will send so called green hydrogen energy to germany. let's hear what mr. hobbit said in abu dhabi earlier today to have my book. i look, we simply don't have any time to lose. we can't wait for 10 or 15 years until we have enough green hydrogen and then switch away from coal. these are relative steps of course, but relatively better steps that not doing them. we spoke about that intensively where the film and the companies that are here to day of being brought together with the know how that exists in the united arab emirates. it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my mind most of course, i stopped there speaking earlier in the u. e. capital now to china. presentation being has ordered an immediate investigation into

emirates, was known as the true shall states or the truthful coast. but before that was known as the solemn on the old mani coast. because that's part geographically of all mod, throughout its history. the, the ruler of, of oman, the country, the e man made or the sultani may have had exercise some influence. ah, they are especially in places like abra gobby due by their with their closer relationships there you get to the north where the colossal tribe dominates. there's always been a fair amount of tension and it's been difficult for the modernist to control that particular territory. alco us in highly column avida r a v o n e e, and the shadow children that i said lima or that saw fulfillment the she had an affair on that. i love, he loves his innocent a will the could loan see if he, if he no little heard of the had the shadow kaffir. part of the valley in my room. i'm not in motion to be when i said a one. and now with a month, a minimum, here are the month of the month of the fall, russell in these tensions continued and boiled over at the end o

this big summits with foreign secretaries from united arab emirates, bahrain morocco, and egypt, along with secretary blinking, that's due to get underway this evening. and through the course of monday in the southern negative does, it will like to see a fair bit of lobbying from those countries on that front as well. israel very much selling this as both an endorsement of the normalization process with those countries. but also as trying to really kind of build up the unified front against iran. ok, thank you for that. hurry force at that 1st in west jerusalem. while ukrainian troops are launching counter attacks against russian forces in some areas around the capital gains have reassured, people living in cave, who as emron colon, reports refuse to live in fear. in a city that was 50 percent evacuated, where russian troops are only 15 kilometers from where i'm walking. this isn't just in the head of spirituality. this is an act of defiance. now normally this church would be absolutely part. but take a look around, people are coming back. this is the busiest this church has been since

and of course, later donors, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates did not pledge anything to the you and yemen sons this year. how in perth, how important were that donations and why in your opinion might they have made such a decision? i really do, i really don't understand, you know, the, the, the motivation behind it, are you saying get the funder for for yemen. ah, yes. sooty arabian united arab emirates are one of the most a can treaties who denoted a fun before the humanitarian operations in the country. but we believe in the i, c r c and in the all, in the all international materials factoring them. and that the flish in conference should be, than should be not the last opportunity for such countries to support eman. yemen needs their support and they need more, a support also from the international community and from rich countries from across the world. where some my claim that the well to sanction has now been shifted to the conflict in ukraine. i do think that will have negative consequences. vienna we still like the world is shifting attention to words or other confli

the us government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter boshra law sod to both obs, dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law, sought in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least a 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui e and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome a bosh, our lawson and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leaders in the united arab emirates sat on friday that syria was a critical part of the region and should be encouraged to take part in regional affairs. however, the u. s. which has placed sanctions on boshra law side and members of his family as well as on members of his government. say that he should rather be facing a trial for having committed war crimes. and they say tha

and later, at the emirates, the wsl leaders arsenal take on german side wolfsburg.most a decade. yes, welcome to the emirates ahead of this women's champions league quarterfinal first leg. arsenal still the only british club to ever win what was then the european cup backin win what was then the european cup back in 2007 are looking to reach the champion some big league final for the first time since 2013 when they did at that stage they were beaten by none other than wolfsburg in the last four. but this is in both teams are in pretty much a similar position. they are both top of their respective leagues, arsenal in the women super league in england and wolfsburg and the german bundesliga. they're both bidding for their respecting troubles, both sides of made it through the domestic semifinals and also of course the champions league last state. both sides had a bit of a scare in terms of getting to the states. arsenal almost coming a crop or against huff and i'm in the final match of their group stage. and wolfsburg getting through by the skin of their teeth for the

i think we will, but we will not arrange this, the emirates.s, they are planning this year and given an exposition about it, they are just trying to imagine what a comfortable life could be on other planets and infect with confidence that there is nothing unreal here. i don't know if the future will actually be as bright as it is here? they fantasized, but if they don’t strive, then nothing will work out. well, and then the scenery, you have already built and very beautiful. of course, there is an element of bravado in this and far from

translation: ., ., translation: for lodge emir said the russians were — translation: for lodge emir saiding to _ russians were responding to ukrainian shelling, but he said our guys won't leave until they drive the russians away.— the russians away. ukrainian resistance — the russians away. ukrainian resistance derailed _ the russians away. ukrainian resistance derailed russia's i the russians away. ukrainian - resistance derailed russia's plans. the claims they are being forced to retreat around here are premature. you can still feel some of the heat from the fire caused by the missile that hit this house. it doesn't feel at all as if anything is settled around here. iwould be at all as if anything is settled around here. i would be very cautious about assuming that simply because the russians say they will concentrate more on eastern ukraine, that their business around the capital is finished. they were prosperous here before the invasion. when this horse was wounded in an attack earlier in the month, the man who looked after him was killed. smaller incidents don't make headlines but t

you have them attacking the united arab emirates and the u.s.ors from them. is it also the fact that the u.s. is this close to getting into an iran deal that is causing them to say i'm not taking your call. >> exactly. i think that's certainly an important point. the fact that this administration seemingly is pursuing a deal with iran at any cost including a bad deal certainly destabilizes the entire area. i think saudi arabia probably doesn't have a whole lot of confidence in this administration that both its security interest and its relationship with the united states is going to stay stable. this be president fails to see any item on his to do list as urgent and also takes policies that are contra to our allies. i think for most allies n probably can't figure out what this administration's policies are and so it's very difficult for them to determine even how to interact with them. maria: so what about helping ukraine then? the pentagon apparently pumping the brakes on poland's plan to make these mig29 combat jets available to the united sta

satcha: en exclusiva estarÁ con nosotros en vivo emir pavÓn y su gran amor, horas antes de su boda. Ángeles checo pÉrez habla como nunca antes. checo: para un mexicano estar en fÓrmula 1, que es una categorÍa tan complicada, es el mayor logro que tengo. satcha: la revista tv notas pÚblica que existe una guerra entre alejandra guzmÁn y luis enrique en contra de su hermana silvia pasquel, todo por la herencia, hoy la misma silvia nos cuenta la verdad de lo que pasa. francisca: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] karla: buenos dÍas, gracias por amanecer con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". alan: comenzamos con lo Último de este conflicto en ucrania. satcha: el mundo entero amanece con zoco puestos en la mayor central nuclear europa ubicada en ucrania. el fuego estÁ bajo control y la onu afirma que no ha se ha producidoninguna radiaciÓn durante el ataque pero la planta estarÍa bajo el control ruso. salen a la luz estas impactantes imÁgenes que narran el horror de la guerra, en un recorrido por las calles de la capital ucraniana. vemos edificios residenciales red

particularly high reliance, is under pressure to find alternative suppliers like the united arab emirates and cuts are germany's economy minister, robert ha bag visited cut bar, where he sealed a long term partnership deal for gas supplies. havoc then travel to the u. e. where he clenched deals, that will send so called green hydrogen energy to germany. let's hear what he had to say to day and ob, adobe. to have my mechanic, we simply don't have any time to lose. we can't wait for 10 or 15 years until we have enough green hydrogen and then switch away from coal. these are relative steps of course, but relatively better steps than not doing them. we spoke about that intensively. what you from and the companies that are here to day of being brought together with the know how that exists in the united arab emirates. it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my management of course lots brandy w political correspondent, simon young simon. this trip that we've just seen, the economy minister on what are your main takeaways? was a difficult trip for

the foreign ministers from the united arab emirates, _ ministers from the united arab emirates, bahrainies that israel has had one of these _ countries that israel has had one of these us— countries that israel has had one of these us brokered normalisation details. — these us brokered normalisation details, the so—called abraham accords, — details, the so—called abraham accords, in— details, the so—called abraham accords, in the last year and a halt _ accords, in the last year and a halt also, _ accords, in the last year and a half. also, egypt will be here. the egyptian _ half. also, egypt will be here. the egyptian foreign minister is coming, and egypt _ egyptian foreign minister is coming, and egypt is actuallyjust marked 43 years— and egypt is actuallyjust marked 43 years since — and egypt is actuallyjust marked 43 years since it marked its peace treaty — years since it marked its peace treaty with israel. but that peace treaty _ treaty with israel. but that peace treaty was always described as having — treaty was always described as having created a cold peace. it is very much — h

now guitar in the united arab emirates, that the not exactly bastions of democracy and human rights all day. so could we see this as germany simply swapping out of one questionable energy supply to another to some degree, except that the basis would be more diversified than re not relying entirely on one questionable supplier. and i think the fact is in energy policy, there is an enormous amount of reale politic of pragmatism. and in fact, the economy minister, he is from the green party. this would not have been his preferred mission at the beginning of his term to run off to the middle east to negotiate oil and gas deals . but the fact is, pragmatism is called for at this moment because germany has a crucial short term problem to solve. he's also working on the longer term problem, which is the harmonization, and even those deals with guitar, u e, include a component that would try to boost renewable energy supplies into producing hydrogen. as a substitute for gas, a chief and its international correspondent, melinda, creating. thank you. so much now the russian onslaught has sent mil

i'm serious, president bashar allah, sawdust visited the united arab emirates since his 1st visit to an arab state. since the syrian war began in 2011, he met the crown prince, who said the u. a is keen to strength from corporation. the u. s. state department of all nations in the region to resist mobilizing relations with syria. who's the headlines smell of get you back to witness with mental disease and cancer. 15 percent of all dance children with ah, with only do i probably have like a now you're going through. i don't, but with smart, i'm going to be dead at the dump. a me looser gonna say i so cousin my jacoby deborah said that he desa some must become ah 20. but in the godaddy, the amount will i'm down, glove and black. jenny be about equal the media to magazines. and what about the yellow uncle now work a little bit. yeah, the community members federal will say a valid to w that and yeah, the own i think i know a did a lot of the company. could you go a couple minutes i did. yeah, we're still buggy. wonder global was to be on those by get president said one had to one, but he

and that emir to you because you told us it's hard to look as far down the road. busy as the end of this year, but you seemed to imply that you see chances for the war 2 and before that, but none of them, none of the peace talks that we're seeing so far are delivering results. but russia cannot afford this war to 3rd place, like for one or 2 months anymore, because it's, once it's, it's, they're awesome. 2 weeks doesn't that you didn't, that you've got military goals on the, on the ground. there's a growing sense of your us in the russian society of all the young soldiers who are all those being hey, there killed in the ukraine, or taken prisoners in the ukraine. so it's a very urgent sense of emergency in the russian so, so to spread in more and more and for economy situation and there are so we will be in 2 or 3 or 4 weeks, or 2 or 3 months on such correct and crisis situation that the rasa will be pushed to stop this or somehow catch up. our title asked whether sanctions will cripple the global economy. is there a risk that the war could, in, in general, could

things, by making deals with big liquid natural gas suppliers, like could tar in the united arab emirates, the minister travel there this week to make deals with them. and, and in fact, hopes that by diversifying this very crucial energy insecurity can be reduced. let me just pick up there on the an economy environment minister of a hub, x trip to the middle east. now, guitar and the united arab emirates, that they're not exactly bastions of democracy and human rights all day. so could we see this as germany simply swapping out of one questionable energy supply to another to some degree, except that the basis would be more diversified than re not relying entirely on one questionable supplier. and i think the fact is in energy policy, there is an enormous amount of reality of pragmatism. and in fact, the economy minister, he's from the green party. this would not have been his preferred mission at the beginning of his term to run off to the middle east to negotiate oil and gas deals . but the fact is, pragmatism is called for at this moment because germany has a crucial short term problem

in other news, the united arab emirates flagship, has sunken stormy seas off iran southern coast. me 6. the vessel was headed for the port of casa in southern iraq, emergency services have rescued 16 crew members. does a headlines on al jazeera? it's back to witness next. thanks for watching. bye bye, for now. ah with me do i probably i'm thinking now you're going through. i don't but with smart m would be dead at the dump. a me lose the gotta say i so cousin would you goby, dea but i saw that he desa some must become a gibbet in from the galley. the amount will i'm down, glove and black jenny b that he could come to lag on his knees. and i have a yellow uncle now work a little bit of the committee members federal and we'll say about of the w that, that you know, the own hello, i belong to the but it didn't say that it will be on a trip to come with that if you go a little i did. yeah, we're still buggery. wonderful bible was to be on those to buy get president. someone had to go, but he can get by, but i'm bored and oh, yeah, yeah, i'm trying to get people by john who is the idea

uh, as you said, vyacheslav alekseevich, in the arab countries, in particular in the united arab emiratesdi arabia, they say that they cannot replace, but russia on international markets, and this is impossible. they are quite realistic about the processes. and they understand that for them the most important thing is to preserve, and in ideal to increase your well-being. and in order to do this. they need to look for this position between e, to look for the possibility of development in the new world political realities, and the new world political realities will definitely be east-centric, because the system is shifting away from this centrism west. e to the center in the east, frankly speaking, i was surprised by the minister of finance, of japan, who at first did not understand how japan would pay for rubles, but today he made a rather unexpected statement, listen in our legislation, including the bank of japan law has no provisions to allow foreign central banks to requisition reserves in foreign currency held by the bank of japan well, we have 33 billion yen and the bank of japan sa

particularly high reliance, is under pressure to find alternative suppliers like the united arab emirates and co dar, germany's economy, economy minister rather robert hobbit visited guitar, where he sealed a long term partnership deal for gas supplies, other than travel to the u. e. where he clenched deals, that will send so called green hydrogen energy to germany, as you're where he had to say to day and abu dhabi to hi my mechanic. we simply don't have any time to lose. we can't wait for 10 or 15 years until we have enough green hydrogen and then switch away from coal. these are relative steps of course, but relatively better steps than not doing them. we spoke about that intensively. what you room and the companies that are here to day a being brought together with the know how that exists in the united arab emirates . it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my management of course, showing me now is the double political correspondence. simon young simon, germany is now looking for other sources of energy. what are your me take away from

well, this time the united arab emirates voted against russia. also, interesting. cuba abstained in this vote. now just a few weeks ago, the russians in the kind of, in the, in the run up to this invasion, the russians even held up the prospect of potentially a positioning weapons in cuba and venezuela. as a sort of as a sort of retaliation to what they see as america encroaching on on their sphere of influence in eastern europe. well, cuba didn't even vote for russia in this, in this vote today. and venezuela didn't vote at all. so russia cannot persuade cuba and venezuela even to support it. that's a strong sign. that global opinion is really against what russia is up to. and it's not likely to have to influence russia's actions or what i think we have to see a cumulative effect here. that what russia has witnessed here is a diplomatic setback, certainly. and but it suffered other setbacks also in recent days since we're, we're early on day 6 of the war now. so we're really very sort of fresh into this situation. but we're seeing setbacks on th

and last week, the leaders of the united arab emirates, israel and egypt meeting for launch new areas of cooperation. we seen going economics, ice, bahrain and israel, signing more than a dozen agreements including on aviation, on banking, on technology, government and business leaders from iraq on israel meeting last week to promote tourism across both countries. a solar energy deal that will accelerate the green energy transition already underway in the region. at the heart of these interactions, are people people eager to learn about and from one another. student exchanges are flourishing between robot until it eve, a holocaust memorial exhibition is now open in dubai. hospitals in bahrain and israel are teaming up on cancer research. to morrow soccer players from more football players from your countries will play in the abraham accords festival and games at the dubai expo. ah, where there's also an israel pavilion. the ram records are making the lives of people across your countries. more peaceful or prosperous, more vibrant, more integrated, they're allowing governments to focus

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