the result was a written agreement to expand cooperation between belarus and equatorial guinea.will share technology, personnel and experience with african friends. an unfamiliar word has appeared in the vocabulary of belarusian journalists. equatoguinean, so equatoguinean students will be able to study at belarusian universities, and in the next 2-3 years our countries will implement 74 projects that will benefit both economies, the fields of education and medicine. alexander lukashenko spent the second day of his visit on the mainland parts of equatorial guinea. he was shown how the future capital of the country was being built, how a university, a large hospital and a government building looked and worked. then there was lunch and an acquaintance with the first lady, then our president escorted his now partner to the plane and flew off. no, not home. from equatorial guinea, alexander lukashenko headed to kenya and arrived there on sunday evening. kenya is located in east africa; it also has access to the ocean, albeit to the indian one. area 582.646 km, 21 times larger than.

we continue to open new directions, among them mexico, equatorial guinea, even new zealand.course, russia remains the main partner. our participation in the prodexpo exhibition will help you find new partners. it will take place in moscow in early february. anton malyuta will continue the topic. tons , we received such a solid harvest of sugar beets this year, which means we will have not only sugar, but also income from exports. the sweet industry is the leader in supplies abroad to bel gospishchepromiya. we ship the product not only to russia, but also to partners in the eu and even to africa. the opening of directions that were previously called would be an exotic trend of recent years, which in 2023 has become even more noticeable. of those that we entered in 2023, i would note such markets as... mexico, iraq, african countries, in particular equatorial guinea, burkino fasso, somalia, ghana, we work in the markets of the middle east, for example , products have been supplied to iraq, at the same time, countries such as vietnam, israel, and the people's republic of china

last year in china and africa, new markets have also been opened, these are mexico, somalia, equatorial guineaudi arabia, supplies to belgium, iraq, ghana and montenegro have also been resumed, in addition, sales in the cis countries have increased. they have grown in russia, this is our traditional market, and its share remains prevailing; we have fulfilled the government’s task of exporting to distant countries. ensuring growth of 124%, including china with an increase of 167%, africa, almost $3 million in the usa, a five-fold increase there, retained their presence in european countries, this is $64 million with a growth rate of 101.7%. this export potential is far from exhausted; there is good prospects for this year, including thanks to the record sugar beet harvest. last year, farmers collected over... 5 million tons, such volumes will allow the production of more than 660,000 tons of sugar. the domestic market for the sweet product has already stabilized; to supply it 100%, approximately half of the total production volume is needed, the rest creates a good export reserve. this year we

three weeks ago, a shock, four nil defeat to equatorial guinea left the hosts ivory coast on the brink early exit from the africa cup of nations. they even sacked their manager mid tournament on sunday, though they were crowned champions after beating nigeria two one in the final. and this is the reaction in abidjan on monday. tens of thousands taking to the streets to celebrate ivory coast's first afcon title since 2015, and third in total for the first tournament host to win the nations cup. to win the nations cup since egypt lifted the trophy in 2006, ivory coast spent more than $1 billion on hosting the tournament. the government saying it's investing a similar amount on improving infrastructure in the country. now tributes have been pouring in from the world of athletics following the sad news that kelvyn kipton, the marathon record holder, has been killed in a car accident. the 24—year—old kenyan is said to have been with his coach, who also died in the crash on a road in western kenya where there's a training base for long distance runners. it comes just five days after the worl

. >> in my travel on the continent, the only place i saw this was in equatorial guinea. but there were circumstances that may have prompted that. equatorial guinea chose at the last moment to host the au summit and needed to build quickly. they brought in a lot of chinese lenders. because of the demographic issues in china, it is more expensive to have a chinese worker work in africa now than it was. maybe that was the case up to 2008. but in my part of the world, i don't think that is an issue anymore. you still have four men and supervisors you might be chinese, but anywhere between 85-90% of workers on construction projects tend to be locals. >> this is less of an issue than it has been presented as. >> you are starting to see the shift in two ways. one, i have seen certain countries push back by putting in requirements for a junior partner that is within the host country. or requirements on the maximum chinese imported labor you can use. china recognizes they face headwinds. you see things like these workshops which are partnerships between higher education actors an

these are mexico, equatorial guinea and even new zealand. partner. our participation in the prodexpo exhibition will help you find new ones; it will be held in moscow in february. the prodexpo exhibition is probably the largest exhibition event in which the belgos food industry concern enterprise takes part. this year in february we plan to present 23 enterprises at this exhibition, the total, total area of ​​rented space for individual stands will be about 350 km, so it is enough. belarus and uzbekistan are expanding their partnership, and business is facilitating this, what was discussed at the international meeting in minsk? more than a hundred representatives of business circles from various fields, from industrial to general industrial, took part in the dialogue. we are starting to show our equipment on the mongolian market, we assess the prospects as positive, because the market, one way or another , consumes up to 300 units of self-propelled grain harvesting equipment annually, so we will work on the supply of our equipment. a number

northern europe. to open destinations that were previously considered exotic, such as mexico, equatorial guinea and even new zealand, but of course, russia remains the main partner; our participation in the prodexpo exhibition will help us find new ones, it will be held in moscow in february. the prodexpo exhibition is probably the largest, largest exhibition event in which the enterprise of the bilgus food industry concern takes part, in this in february, we plan to present 23 enterprises at this exhibition. the total, total area of ​​rented space for individual stands will be about 350 km, so we are making a fairly serious bet on this exhibition, we expect that our investments, let’s say, will pay off in the form of growth and export of our enterprises in this direction. year of quality , the belgospischeprom concern faces an important task - to increase exports to half a billion dollars. belarus and uzbekistan are expanding their partnership, and business is facilitating this. about what spoke at an international meeting in minsk. more than a hundred representatives of business circles from

this is mexico, equatorial guinea and even new zealand. but of course, the main thing.mains a partner, ours will help you find new ones participation in the prodexpo exhibition, which will be held in moscow in february. the prodexpo exhibition is probably the largest, largest exhibition event in which the belgiprom concern enterprise takes part. this year, in february, we plan to present 23 enterprises at this exhibition, the total, total area of ​​rented space for individual stands will be about 350 km, therefore. belarus and uzbekistan are expanding their partnership, and business is facilitating this, as was discussed at the international meeting in minsk. in dialogue more than a hundred representatives of business circles from various fields participated. industry and general industry and mechanical engineering. at the end of last year, the countries managed to cross the bar in trade turnover of 600 million dollars, but this is far from the limit, experts say, and they set themselves a new goal - to reach the level of a billion. i think this acquaintance that will t

victory of his aritz is that they lost the first game of the tournament with a large score and equatorial guinea was fired. the team miraculously made it to the playoffs from third place in the group. mersfay, who had not previously worked in adult football, became extern’s new mentor. the author of the winning goal in the final was a football player who beat cancer, borussia player sebastian ahler. russian tennis player daria kosatkina reached the final of the wta tournament in abu dhabi. however, in the main match, muscovite elena rybakina, representing kazakhstan, turned out to be stronger. she won in two sets 6:1-64 in 1 hour and 7 minutes. but andrei rublev showed himself successfully and became a triumphant exhibition in games, this success was rublev’s second in a row in this tournament in 2 years; he also has 19 victories in atp category competitions and tokyo olympic gold in mixed doubles. in the vtb united basketball league, zenit from st. petersburg simply destroyed loka kuban on the home floor, scoring more than one for the first time this season. points, the final score was 1067, th

guinea beat equatorial guinea 1:0.ali team defeated burkina faso 2:1, and cape verde defeated britain. 1:0. the two quarter-final matches will take place on friday, february 2. nigeria- angola and democratic republic of congo-guinea. two more games are scheduled for saturday. mali ivoire and cape verde par. so thank you very much yevhen pastakhov and i have information for you: at the beginning of the issue i said about the fact that there were loud explosions on the territory of the crimean peninsula occupied by russia, well , we have a little more information on this matter, we received it from the commander of the air force, lieutenant general mykola oleschuk. he thanked everyone who participated in the strikes on the belbek airfield, a military airfield not far from sevastopol in occupied crimea, previously a missile airfield. the occupiers reported, i will quote the words of lieutenant general mykola olyschuk. did you know that the 204th sevastopol brigade is part of the air force of the armed forces of ukraine ta

at the beginning they were seemingly a sinking ship after losing 4—0 against equatorial guinea in theefending champions senegal, mali and congo. sebastien haller was diagnosed with cancer in 2022 but is tonight seen as the biggest threat against nigeria. also simon adingra, the striker who scored one of the winning goals against mali. i am here with some fans. sissy and kirsty. you watched some of the games in ivory coast and now you are in london for the final. what you expect tonight from the elephants? we lost against nigeria before but we're _ we lost against nigeria before but we're not — we lost against nigeria before but we're not going to do that today, we must _ we're not going to do that today, we must win _ we're not going to do that today, we must win. ., . we're not going to do that today, we i must win._ 10096. must win. you are determined? 10096. the head coach — must win. you are determined? 10096. the head coach had _ must win. you are determined? 10096. the head coach had to _ must win. you are determined? 10096. the head coach had to be _ must win. you are determine

despite it being peaks and valleys, in the group stages they lost to equatorial guinea 4—0 at home, whichy players. i wasn't surprised to see them win1—0 yesterday night. that strike you talked about from sebastien holder, she was the hero of the game, but diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2022 — an absolutely remarkable comeback. those are the kind of human interest stories that really pull you into the africa cup of nations. diagnosed with cancerjust the africa cup of nations. diagnosed with cancer just a the africa cup of nations. diagnosed with cancerjust a couple of years back, and i want top of the world, scoring a wonderful goal. he poked his toe out, and there were just ten minutes to play after that. on the opposing side, the nigerian striker was selling water bottles on the street to cars that were passing by as a young kid, and now he is the african player of the year and got his team to the final. those are the kind of human interesting stories —— human interest stories that make the africa cup of nations unique. it attracted a record tv audience. why do you think it is grow

been knocked out in the group stage, they lost two games in a row including a 4—0 defeat to equatorial guineantually went straight through as one of the best third place finishers. then in the last 16 they'll play senegal, they are 1—0 went down, and equaliser went into on penalties, then the quarterfinal against molly they were trailing until the final seconds, got an equaliser, played with ten men for most of the game and eventually ended up winning that match. in the stadium behind me it's almost destiny now for them to win the trophy, they've scraped through, really. i think it will be very tough against dr congo, we heard there from lualua. than tough against dr congo, we heard there from lualua.— tough against dr congo, we heard there from lualua. an eight o'clock kick-off, they _ there from lualua. an eight o'clock kick-off, they are _ there from lualua. an eight o'clock kick-off, they are having _ there from lualua. an eight o'clock kick-off, they are having a - there from lualua. an eight o'clock kick-off, they are having a water i kick—off, they are having a water break, nigeria sti

we saw teams who are traditionally seen as underdogs such as cape verde and equatorial guinea springingin african football the gap between teams that are top teams traditionally and teams that are traditionally and teams that are traditionally seen as minnows being really closed. it shows you that football in africa is developing. the quality has been fantastic at this competition. 50 the quality has been fantastic at this competition.— the quality has been fantastic at this competition. so who is going to win? with my _ this competition. so who is going to win? with my nigerian _ this competition. so who is going to win? with my nigerian heritage... l win? with my nigerian heritage... that's the easy — win? with my nigerian heritage... that's the easy way _ win? with my nigerian heritage... that's the easy way out, - win? with my nigerian heritage... that's the easy way out, it's - win? with my nigerian heritage... j that's the easy way out, it's about the football, don't take the easy way out, who will win?— the football, don't take the easy way out, who will win? what i will sa is it

three weeks ago, a shock 4—0 defeat to equatorial guinea left the hosts ivory coast on the brink of anom the africa cup of nations. they even sacked their manager mid—tournament. on sunday, though, they were crowned champions after beating nigeria 2—1 in the final. and this is the reaction in abijan on monday. tens of thousands taking to the streets to celebrate ivory coast's first afcon title since 2015 and third in total. they're the first tournament hosts to win the nations cup since egypt lifted the trophy in 2006. ivory coast spent more than $1 billion on hosting the tournament, the governement saying it's investing a similar amount on improving infrastructure in the country. ian williams sent this report from the celebrations earlier. these ivory coast players are of course now national heroes after last night's 2—1 victory over nigeria in the final. it means the elephants have now won three nations cup titles. they're the first hosts to win on home soil since 2006. of course, that has made a lot of people in this country very, very happy. ivory coast has spent over $1 billion on

exxon mobil plans to leave equatorial guinea within months, the small west african nation became one most hottest oil provinces around the turn-of-the-century. bloomberg has learned that saudi arabia is considering a secondary share sale in aramco. also in talks with other banks over the offer that may come in the next few weeks. follow-on offer would -- offering would raise about 20 booming dollars, making it among the biggest in recent years. -- $20 billion. energy transfers lake charles project in louisiana which is not get under construction. energy transfers request to extend its existing permit for the plant was denied last year. we have plenty more ahead, ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg. and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com annabelle: the richmond fed president says policymakers have time to be patient about rate cuts, with continued disinflation. he told us exclusively that is looking at data

plans to leave equatorial guinea within months ending almost three decades of oil drilling that madeountry an opec member. the small west african nation became one of the world's hottest provinces around the turn-of-the-century. output has since dried up along with foreign investment. bloomberg has learned saudi arabia is set to higher banks including citi, goldman, and hsbc in a share sale of aramco. also said to be in talks with other banks. the full offering would raise $20 billion making it among the biggest in recent years. bloomberg understands the electric car battery firm steered by mercedes and stellantis is close to raising 4.4 billion euro. the automotive sales company is also in talk with banks said to have debt deals soon. battery plants are key for europe's effort to set up a supply chain to rival asia. we have had a mixed picture from the luxury and cosmetic space this week as the sector grapples with inflationary pressures and softness in china. to look ahead to earnings in under 15 minutes, i'm joined by bloomberg's gerling on it -- caroline connan. what do you take

only three weeks ago, a shock 4—0 defeat to equatorial guinea left the hosts ivory coast on the brinkid—tournament. last night though, they were crowned champions after beating nigeria 2—1 in the final. what a moment for sebastian haller who scored the winner — little over a year from his return from testicular cancer. and this is the reaction in abijan today — thousands taking to the streets to celebrate ivory coasts first afcon title since 2015 and third in total. they're the first tournament hosts to win the nations cup since egypt lifted the trophy in 2006. ivory coast spent more than $1 billion on hosting the tournament, the governement saying its investing a similar amount on improving infrastructure in the country. ian williams sent this report from the celebrations earlier. these ivory coast players are of course now at national heroes after last night's 2—1victory over nigeria in the final. the elephants have now won three nations cup titles, the first hosts to win on home soil since 2006. that has made a lot of people in this country very, very happy. ivory coast have spent

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equatorial guinea had resisted, as often happens with countries, resisted sharing information, or permitting foreign involvement in what was happening. but, w.h.o. persuaded the government to accept u.s. support that ended up delivering diagnostic capacity, proper screening, isolation, and emergency treatment procedures, and ppe from the joint usaid w.h.o. emergency stockpile for front- line workers. that produced a turnaround that ended the outbreak before it spread anywhere else. there is simply no entity in global health other than w.h.o. that has an equivalent mandate reach, or capacity to influence the countries where usaid works, and where we don't. that influence is not, however, foolproof. it is up to countries whether they adhere to w.h.o. recommendations, but as we saw during the covid-19 pandemic, w.h.o.'s role is vital. there are systems for safety review, for sharing technical information, for emergency response, made vaccines, tests, and treatments available globally, saving millions of lives. the pandemic exposed some fractures in our global health security systems, including

equatorial, then raised in an orphanage in the french congo, across the river from the belgian congo, moved to guinea and became sort of political activist and, advisor to lumumba. eventually, in the congolese person in lumumba's permit mention is thomas kanza, his ambassador to the u.n. one of the there were fewer than 20 congolese university graduates in the entire world upon independence. that's because i we just need to pause on that. there were fewer than 20 graduates at that time. yeah. so you're talking about a set of people are trying to run a country without that that without you know having the university educations without sort of the knowledge of the political systems of congo because they were starting in this and of those 20 odd university graduates, only two were in the government. and so that was a real deficit. i mean, the belgians basically only belatedly had this university open that allowed. and so we're talking about very few doctors that were congolese i think there was not a single congolese doctor. there was one congolese lawyer, and he slipped through the cracks because his f