on the continent via social media a lot of the time people are asking me how can they get to germany crissy enough got a degree in engineering how can i come and get a job in germany because they're on top of charities on the continent and so wherever we're talking about job creation i think everybody can agree that that is going to be beneficial to young people on the continent i mean the figures off that the population will double in the next that he is and then you've got two point two billion people and you've got in excess of four hundred million people looking for work so anything along the lines of private sector from the developed world coming in and setting up shop on the continent creating jobs will help it almost to create the infrastructure that's needed to accommodate this of those operations which would be beneficial to communities there is still you know i know we hear about these these conferences and giving money to africa people usually think that this is aid you know via a chip but what about german companies actually going to africa and setting up plants in the offices i

you know many of the youths of mostly germany for our us i think it's fine and i think the challenge that we face here europe is to really sway governs a neat crissy steps to cause the missions which are often considered to be pounds to the interests of their industries that if you do that you actually create more jobs for the joke you lose but people are often broke and i'm sure your organization makes that case again and again but you just contrasted communist china with the democratic european union in yet you're talking about incumbent industry do you do you basically mean undemocratic being i think we recognize that there is enormous power in common industries across europe they do have. over the decisions we go home and side of us so close to our own government that they're right there or a dot com or both when we started covering on this program those statistics showing forty thousand dead a year because of air pollution so we had to read it twice because i think we were the first people to cover that when they first came out the statistic that's more than thirty nine eleventh's here are you surprised that statistics like that don't make th