the point is that besides the government should not interfere, but also the government's supervision. a country that, like the conditions of our country, is mainly involved in sanctions , inefficiency, inflation, and some corruptions , however, it is unwilling to leave this space without governance. he may run away, it may happen, so my point is that we should base it on a duality, which is in fact fairness and governance . the law, whatever the law has determined, the path set by the law should not be deviated from, but at the same time, according to the interpretation of the supreme authority leading the government's excessive interference in the market and actually taking over the duties. in fact, it can lead to bad events, as we see in some trades in some markets. my point is that this conflict of interest should be managed and conflict of interest should not occur, as the people want the dignity of the people. people, in fact, the people's rights should not be lost in the middle under the pretext of non-interference of the government. de-governance should not happen. this is my f

government is not the solution. government is the problem. but that's not actually what reagan said. what reagan said is in this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem. government the problem and i'm already beginning to hint at a reason that reagan was much more effective than other conservatives because reagan was a pragmatic test as well as a principle conservative. and the talk gave at the reagan centennial. i talk about reagan as a principled conservative, but reagan also as a prag my test who adapted his policy to the moment so a few minutes after reagan made that principled call for less government and and remember, that call is cited again and again as a first principle of conservatism. reagan then went on to say, now, so there will be no misunderstand. it's not my intention to do away with government is rather to make work. work with us, not over, to stand by our side. ride on our back. government can and must provide opportunity. not smother it foster productivity. not stifle it. so reagan consistently advocat

the government should help those policies that the government wants, so that the government can say, i did this, we are now talking about the digital economy, sir, it is the country's need, we must finally do something, this is electronic work, and i don't know. we just came here, i said zero tax, whatever we think is the country's need, which can open people 's hands. let us say that you made a mistake here. this is who should tell us that the government should do an expert. we actually have a group now. the group is actually the council of the government and the private sector . god, i am a member there. we go there. whatever was said, we usually say, sir, turn it into law. if the government wants to solve the problems, we will solve the government's problems , but we should ask the government for this. let's do there are many groups. i agree that there are many blind groups in our production. we need to grow our companies in many places. the private sector means that the government should provide land , provide facilities, and let the private sector work . after all, we should go

how do you assess the government’s work now and what questions do you plan to ask?hat we are in a special period of the government report, in fact, this is a report not for one year, but for all years, and this is a period of historical challenges and historical decisions, and this is very important to understand, because it was during this period that the most important fateful trials for our country occurred, starting with covid, 1900 sanctions. the need for maximum mobilization of state and organizational resources to ensure security, counter terrorism and fight nazism, these are special tasks, and at the same time absolutely creative plans for the task set by the president, we continue to live and work in the decades of childhood, special plans in demography, this very complex combination suggests that, in general , the government is coping with the difficult tasks set, once again... emphasize, in general this is a period of historical challenges and historical decisions. many non-standard decisions were made and parliaments and governments worked absolutely in

or whatever, the government wants a tool. this tool is not possible in the current situation, but if the fuel subsidy is allocated to people from the car. transferred yes, this tool will be provided to the government so that those of you who see that you are very interested in controlling consumption for those who consume a lot, in this regard, let's assume that we don't have any solution , how will the consumption control happen , how do you see this solution to control consumption it is not a guarantor of consumption control, maybe the price increase is also a guarantor of control, because because our cars have problems, we increase consumption on cars , but the government of resources wants you to see, the government of resources wants to do this. now he is actually allocating the subsidy to members of the society , it does not happen. distribution and transportation and various activists with the current method, they are suffering losses. we are really facing a lot of difficulties in the issue of using the fuel card. besi

for the scottish government-— embarrassment for the scottish covernment. ., , ~ , government.ter alex salmond was _ government. former first minister alex salmond was on _ government. former first minister alex salmond was on radio - government. former first minister. alex salmond was on radio scotland this morning saying that the decision to stretch the targets was a mistake and that it was hugely embarrassing for first minister humza yousaf?— embarrassing for first minister humza yousaf? embarrassing for first minister humzayousaf? , ., , ~ humza yousaf? yes, of course, alex salmond, humza yousaf? yes, of course, alex salmond. the _ humza yousaf? yes, of course, alex salmond, the former _ humza yousaf? yes, of course, alex salmond, the former first _ humza yousaf? yes, of course, alex salmond, the former first minister, | salmond, the former first minister, who started to set up some of the, quotes, world leading targets, perhaps slightly more achievable ones, and of course mr salmond is no fan of the snp, despite being a former party leader, and of course in particular he i

during this time, erdogan's government is now the members of erdogan's government.and erdoğan himself has very harsh stances towards netanyahu's government , especially erdoğan himself has extremely harsh stances towards netanyahu and has introduced him as equal to hitler, but the fact is that during these 6 months, contrary to the rhetoric that happened in turkey and the turkish government, based on the statistics announced by the ministry of commerce of turkey , we had a significant growth in exports from turkey to the occupied territories, based on what is now the list announced by the ministry of commerce itself. 7 dectors from october 2023 to march 2024, i.e. this last month , turkey's exports to the occupied territories amounted to almost 2 billion 3005 million . only in last march, i.e. last month, we saw the highest growth in the last 6 months. we were about türkiye's export volume in million dollars it was to the occupied territories, but in connection with this list, which you said, yes , there is a lot of talk about this list. there are 54 declared items

that seen not giving ground to the irish government-— seen not giving ground to the irish government.t is the context we find ourselves in _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in now, _ government. that is the context we find ourselves in now, especially i find ourselves in now, especially with the postponement of that meeting between the home secretary and the irishjustice minister which was meant to go ahead this morning. some of the officials were in london last night, preparing for this meeting, and then suddenly cancelled late at night. we are told of the irish side that that meeting will be reorganised within about two weeks. i think our deputy prime minister alluded that in his discussions with chris heaton harris, the northern ireland secretary, today. i think that from dublin's perspective, they are seeing this as the conservative government under a lot of pressure domestically and reacting to that by not wanting to create an opportunity where there is a photo opportunity whether british home secretary is seen discussing taking back hundreds if not thousands of

every individual to obey the established government. all obstructions to the execution of the laws, all combinations and associations, under whatever plausible character, with the real design to direct, control, counteract, or awe the regular deliberation and action of the constituted authorities, are destructive of this fundamental principle and of fatal tendency. they serve to organize faction; to give it an artificial and extraordinary force; to put in the place of the delegated will of the nation the will of a party, often a small but artful and enterprising minority of the community; and, according to the alternate triumphs of different parties, to make the public administration the mirror of the ill-concerted and incongruous projects of faction rather than the organ of consistent and wholesome plans digested by common counsels and modified by mutual interests. however combinations or associations of the above description may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely, in the course of time and things, to become potent engin

every individual to obey the established government. all obstructions to the execution of the laws, all combinations and associations, under whatever plausible character, with the real design to direct, control, counteract, or awe the regular deliberation and action of the constituted authorities, are destructive of this fundamental principle and of fatal tendency. they serve to organize faction; to give it an artificial and extraordinary force; to put in the place of the delegated will of the nation the will of a party, often a small but artful and enterprising minority of the community; and, according to the alternate triumphs of different parties, to make the public administration the mirror of the ill-concerted and incongruous projects of faction rather than the organ of consistent and wholesome plans digested by common counsels and modified by mutual interests. however combinations or associations of the above description may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely, in the course of time and things, to become potent engin

look at the government. if he doesn't enter that market, he says, "sir, whoever he wants can come, for example, whether he enters that market or not, for example, i will sell it at the price of my atom . well, if this price is lower than the price that he will finish for himself, it will be fob, that's all." the same amount of the subsidy has become more expensive, only gasoline has made no difference. if he comes, reduce this amount, that is , he will come and tell me the same 3 tomans and 5 tomans, and now let's do it, for example, 1000 tomans, and he will pay 15 thousand tomans . that in the discussion of fuel supply, now in the discussion of explanation, we have issues, well, we have issues with allocation to the national code will not be solved if we create all the conditions, except that we will have a strange price shock, so please forgive a question. it happens here that you said that we have 20-30 million liters, for example, i would like to tell you that we are importing at the price of fauba. let'

parliamentary hour. format of work of the state duma and government.te that now it more involves an exchange of views on consolidation and improvement of joint work on bills, they said this week during the preparation for the report on... the government , representatives of factions met with the head of the cabinet of ministers mikhail mishustin, the participants discussed the interaction of the state duma and ministries, summed up the results cooperation for last year, agreed that the executive legislative branch of government should continue to actively coordinate decision-making. read more about the meetings maria burkova. the position of deputies is largely formed on the basis of the needs of citizens. therefore, the government pays special attention to the opinion of parliamentarians, the prime minister noted. at meetings with duma factions on the eve of the report, such a comparison of watches is necessary. the effectiveness of the format of work between the state duma and the government, which involves an exchange of views, the head noted duma f

, the federal government. so is congress staying true to its fifth amendment due process obligation is by passing a minimum wage law for women. now, but the clause is otherwise exactly the same. you can't be denied life, liberty, property without due process of law. the only difference is the fifth amendment applies to the federal government and the 14th amendment applies to the 50 states. and here we get a different outcome. if it's 5 to 3, i forget who. if someone should recuse themselves or someone who died and hadn't been replaced. but it's a53 decision and justice southerland, one of the most conservative justices of the early 20th century, writing the majority opinion and his basic takeaway is that gender differences do not justify protective legislation when it comes to wages. ours might be one thing wages or something quite different. so here's how he tries to split that difference. he says protective legislation is justified only if a group truly needs protection a here's how he couches the argument i

for the government.urkey, but from the international and regional discussion, if we want to look at this issue , we can see erdogan himself as the leader of one of the biggest islamist political currents, now the islamic sunni section in the world, now the muslim brotherhood. doone was very successful in leading this sector, but in the past few months, this image that was broadcast from inside turkey to the muslim world , this image that was broadcast from inside turkey to the outside of erdogan showed that the words and actions of the government . turkey is not the same towards the palestinian people, and this international inaction from erdogan's government has shaken erdogan's position as the leader of the sunni movement. also consider that, in my opinion, in this last comment, it is extremely important that iran's position was able to to shake erdogan's leadership in the islamic world exactly a few days after the attack on the embassy of the islamic republic was carried out by the erdogan government.

on the cars, but the government wants to see the resources the resource government wants to do this , now it is actually allocating the subsidy to the members of the society, it will not happen, explanation and transport and various activists are also losing with the current method . we are really going through a lot of hardship. we are losing and we see that people are unhappy with this weight . i saw your polls and the majority of people agreed that they actually agreed with the allocation to people. two now, i apologize. let me ask you a question. in this way, i would like your presence in the market where people can exchange prices . for example, if it is high, then the government will be the main player here by importing 20-30 million liters per day. open, if there is going to be a price discovery and the government doesn't give money for this, then this price should be the same as the price of foam, that is, 40 to 50 thousand tomans per liter . now, what the government is going to supply, we will give everyone the quota. let's take a look at the cloud that you divided by 100 mil

, 60% of it belongs to the government, let the government pay 20%, explain it for free to those who don't have it , check the conditions, not everyone has it, mr. two hundred meters, the government of the islamic republic of iran will give you land as a gift. sir , wherever you go, hit a wall. sit in it. now , if you haven't fixed this completely, nobody has a job. you want to rent. you want to rent . i'll reduce the rent here. build it. this is the solution to make people own houses. it's the last word of everyone . now some people say no. may we can go to the borz region where i will participate . they will participate there. this is an obstacle to that. the basic solution of our country today is that now you will see what will happen to this production. that means if we were able to build a million houses in one year, we brought people in, or we made 4 million. it is a huge transformation in jobs and employment and the production and production of beams, i don't know, steel, all these things are created, so we put a hundred efforts for this work . a revolution can really happen. about

to create more government programs or to get government out of the way? excessive government intervention encourages people to look to government programs instead of personal responsibility. there is a school of thought called the success sequence that really outlines three simple steps to combat poverty. number one, graduate from high school. number two, get a job. number three, get married before having kids, that is it. those three things are a sure fire way to keep families out of poverty that is why we need strong families teaching values in the state of oklahoma. we aren't living and the most fatherless generation in our history. in 1970, just 10% of kids were born out of wedlock. today that statistic is staggering. nearly 40% of kids are born to single mothers. single mothers are five times more likely to be in poverty than two-parent families. we know the best prevention of poverty is that married mom and married parents living in the home. so, we became the first state in the nation to declare a family y month this past november. that is the cult

or assistance provided by the government. it is being built for the housing production complex , which according to their statistics, if we take into account , the production of 4 million will definitely happen in four years, god willing, and the land situation for big cities or cities geographically is such that it is very difficult to find empty land. let's find out what plan you two have come up with to build new housing for them row section. it is difficult to get our land, and now there are big cities that you mentioned, because there is no more government land, and sometimes the expansion of that city is not very correct from a technical and professional point of view. we have pursued two policies, one internal development of cities means focusing on lands. inside the city, in worn-out structures or in lands that belong to individuals , we pursued this as a policy. the issue of land hoarding was approved in the supreme council of cities . residential lands that are within the boundaries of cities and are not included in

because the government has made a regular travel| government has made a regular travel to the uk effectivelyo come from france to the uk on boats claiming asylum in the normal way, because they don't allow that, they have to do something with the people who claim asylum. so there is a backlog. the new law will see more people going to rwanda. the home office has quite a largejob in processing that backlog as this new legislation starts to bed in. they hope that the flow will slow as people realise what might happen to them. we are watchin: what might happen to them. we are watching pictures _ what might happen to them. we are watching pictures there _ what might happen to them. we are watching pictures there from - what might happen to them. we are watching pictures there from the - what might happen to them. we are watching pictures there from the uki watching pictures there from the uk coast in dover where border force police have just arrived with their vessel and people, we believe who are migrants who are coming ashore right now. they will be processed in the coming hours. the governmen

the government has come. he has left the work of his headquarters next to you four lines of government officials to say on tv , sir, we have done this in the land of amish. the centrality of health in tehran, the centrality of treatment in tehran, the centrality of university education means that if someone wants his child to study engineering, he must come to sharif , if he comes to shahid beheshti university of tehran, but a city like shiraz has the medical capacity of the middle east. today, the city of shiraz was the medical hub of the country, not the medical function, but all of tehran writes a prescription for a city with a few thousand people, for example, the city of sarzab in the 30-year-old province . to the meaning of all the governments of the countries of the world, if the countries of the world reach the experience that urban management is in the hands of the government, they do not do this. in the political arena of turkey, the mayor of istanbul voted against his president, which means that th

but the uk government does not collectl government does not collect information— government does not i information about the value of government does not collect - information about the value of the deliveries — information about the value of the deliveries that— information about the value of the deliveries that are _ information about the value of the deliveries that are made. - information about the value of the deliveries that are made. so - information about the value of thej deliveries that are made. so there is a bandying — deliveries that are made. so there is a bandying around _ deliveries that are made. so there is a bandying around of— deliveries that are made. so there is a bandying around of numbers l deliveries that are made. so there i is a bandying around of numbers and what we _ is a bandying around of numbers and what we see — is a bandying around of numbers and what we see in— is a bandying around of numbers and what we see in this _ is a bandying around of numbers and what we see in this case, _ is a bandying around of numbers and what we see in this case, i— is a

and parliament, the government’s willingness to work with parliament. the government had to work 24x7, responding to the challenges that were determined by the sanctions. we all understand this very well; it was necessary to make urgent decisions, in fact countermeasures were working at headquarters in order to protect people, to protect. economy, while laying the foundations for the growth of our economy. 3.6% today is the result of this work, which was laid in these difficult years. in fact, by the way, you and i have been hearing for 10 years that sanctions are not directed against the russian people, they are against the leadership. today no one hides the fact that sanctions are imposed not only on those who live in our country, even if they live somewhere in the world, but they are russian. that means he must become living is worse, and no one hides this anymore, it is said openly. you know, probably, one short example of our interaction with the government, i won’t talk about it now, there was a lot in the report, i don’t want to, but you know, i

it is that finally the various aspects of this were discussed with the government, the honorable government the representative of the government in the social commission voted and voted and his opinion was that it should be on thursdays, now that they want to make a decision, he was more in favor of thursdays, that is, the representative of the government in social commission for discussion doing things with this view in the country is being reviewed and criticized, god willing, in the house of councilors. of course, as a person, i have an opinion in this section, i will explain it later, but today i am here to serve the representative of the social commission, and according to the collective opinion, the conclusions of the opinion that was made in the social commission as a specialized commission are that we are criticizing and reviewing the various dimensions so that, god willing, it will be effective in summing up the votes of the representatives on the floor of the parliament. mr. keshani, please tell me why you are against the shutdown. you are on thursdays and you say excuse me , do y

the government's digital pushed back is when a new way the movie government is roofing. and scores of online influenza is to push, it's not at it like a youtube who was by the hand of bill biceps with those $27000000.00 subscribers. that was bio says that via biceps dotted off of the fitness and fashion in youtube of elections. there is, timeline is crowded with interviews with higher banking. will the government minister difficult questions like this? are you happy in life? yeah. what's the best and worst things about doing that? are you just leave them on, nor does even moments. i don't know, but i presume that i might be one i'm a 100 percent. sure. that even on the geopolitical scale, that is a one of your 6th sense of to be there to pick it based on the name of the of some really good my pretty good color, certainly butcher imbedded in the bios. the interviews a telling the to some of these recordings i didn't quote, collaboration with mike got a government agency in addition to purchasing its own additive, the government is also directing down on critical voices in

the government. there is no requirement for guilds to carry out this work efficiently, surely their own predecessors actually agree that if they take responsibility and duty , they are obliged to do their work and their obligations, god willing, are actually given to the government and the people. in any case, the government is a general issue, then attention should be paid to people's organizations. by the way, we have to tell the government here, and give a commitment to the economy, not to the snafu, who can run a routine. make people plan . it means trade union and economic units and someone to know what their duties are. one of our problems in the discussion the regulation of the market is that we really do not know what will happen at the beginning of the year, in the middle of the year and at the end of the year. why don't we know? because this part of me is saying no, god forbid, we want to question a certain government. in general, this theory and this method, which has been shown anyway , w

thea;r government election prospects? they are t in: government election prospects?ake it a government election prospects? ti91 are trying to make it a key government election prospects? t191: are trying to make it a key pillar of their election offer to people in the uk. they are trying to make it a dividing line with the labour party. rishi sunak arguing repeatedly labour do not have a plan for migration. obviously the labour party would point to other measures they are looking to do. if they came into power. rishi sunak clearly trying to make this an election issue, trying to make it a dividing line with the labour party. obviously, standing on a lectern that said "stop the boats". an easy promise to judge as to whether it has been successful because you can go to the cliffs of dover and see if there were any boats coming over. i think that will be the key thing. notjust a reduction in the number coming across, as well this bill gets ascent and flights start taking off, but whether or notjust gets ascent and flights start taking off, but whether or not just there

the difference though is that we can trust the israeli government , a democratically elected government, to properly investigate these things. of course, we keep the advice under view. the foreign secretary has recently made it clear that he has conducted a determination and is not changes advice regarding export licenses and i think that's the correct decision. >> speaker, the good people of lincoln declare they pay tax on their property when selling a second home. we want the market to be brought back after it was closed cruelly last year. what message will we send to lincoln before next week's local elections? >> i'm afraid what the honorable gentlemen has described his the grinch in action. that christmas market in the home of the magna carta was beloved. they have totally ignored the residence and they should refer to that decision. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on behalf of the liberal democrats may offer our condolences to the friends and family of the late lord frank fields. also all those in the jewish community. unpaid carriers have said heartbreaking stories how they been hounde

the government because stuff is not paid tax. but the money they are missing out $1.00 is still less than the money that they would have to use from given to more doctors know sort of mind. could this be part of the solution? yeah, i think is it great i do. um, but the, the, the reason why i think it's unlikely to be instituted is because, you know, we will know that this isn't an issue about money. there's plenty of money available. the government gives it away in chief credit to big business all the time. and you know that this is basically an issue of whether or not it wishes to gave the british people what they're asking for. and that starts the, the sticking point down to the, the, it's not, as i said earlier, it's not something that it's just affecting the medical set to. it's affecting the so many sectors in u. k. not just the public sector goes out as time i went off to you about solutions, of course, south and south korea is also facing an issue of aging population which we heard about. i mean, how. * how, you know, how

or absence of a government in iran. i think that the united states will honor the obligations. as a matter of fact, a, the most important of those were already put into effect by the preceding administration in negotiating the release. we are, however, studying because there were four major agreements and there were nine executive orders and we are studying thoroughly what is a pretty complex matter we discovered with regard to whether they are in keeping with international and our own national laws. and so i won't be able to really answer your questions on specifics until we've completed that study. and the treasury secretary said monday that budget cuts will be of a much higher magnitude than most people thought they would be. you said there would be across the board now that you've had some time to study the. but did you say where these where these cuts will be made? what program will feel the cuts the most? they'll be made everyplace. what we meant by maybe across the board was the wrong decision, although it it des

now, this is the federal government the state governments were able to do these things. so i've got each of the 13 states almost functioning as 35 separate entities. 13 separate countries. 13 separate republics. because coming out of the out of the revolution individuals like john adams were adamant. every state's got to have their because they were fearful of the strong centralized government. it might start off okay but somewhere along the line it could go askew. and they said that's what happened to king george. so i've got these 13 entities. but i don't have the one united states. and that's important. when we talk about what is a republic. what is what is from from your readings? how do you dea with a republic? what does that look like? and in another slide coming, i'm g to juxtapose a republic versus a democracy, because we almost use those words interchangeably. and in many cases they can be. but there are slight differences. so within a republic, we're dealing thhe idea of citizen. here's what the nuance comes in. when we talk about republic. it's a leans towards

he l a minister in your government. he said that _ a minister in your government.aid that this was a partnership worth its weight _ said that this was a partnership worth its weight in _ said that this was a partnership worth its weight in gold. - said that this was a partnership worth its weight in gold. is- said that this was a partnership worth its weight in gold. is it i said that this was a partnership. worth its weight in gold. is it not fair for— worth its weight in gold. is it not fair for your— worth its weight in gold. is it not fair for your critics _ worth its weight in gold. is it not fair for your critics to— worth its weight in gold. is it not fair for your critics to suggest - worth its weight in gold. is it noti fair for your critics to suggest you are not— fair for your critics to suggest you are not a — fair for your critics to suggest you are not a first— fair for your critics to suggest you are not a first minister— fair for your critics to suggest you are not a first minister in- fair for your critics to suggest you are not a first minister in

it is true the government has _ government should do?ld do? it is true the government has spent big _ government should do? it is true the government has spent big sums - government should do? it is true the government has spent big sums of. government has spent big sums of money in the past years trying to meet its manifesto commitment to end rough sleeping in england. unfortunately it has not worked and rough sleeping numbers are pretty much back to where they were when they made the commitment to do that. that is not to say there are not real solutions. the government knows with the right amount of housing and support services, there is no reason we should have rough sleeping. we saw great efforts in the pandemic. that political will to get people off the streets and help people in desperate straits is exactly what we need now. it appears the desperation at the increase of numbers of people sleeping rough has led to a bizarre idea, a cruel and counter—productive idea, a cruel and counter—productive idea of punishing them for their sit

that is why— important to this government. that is why we _ important to this government.y to continue producing food while slowing emissions. the cabinet secretary— while slowing emissions. the cabinet secretary of rural affairs is working _ secretary of rural affairs is working with a sector to deliver this including through the ongoing agricultural and rural communities bill and _ agricultural and rural communities bill and the agriculture reform board — bill and the agriculture reform board which she co—chairs with the national— board which she co—chairs with the national farmers' union of scotland. we want _ national farmers' union of scotland. we want to— national farmers' union of scotland. we want to do more to support our agricultural— we want to do more to support our agricultural sector to lead the way in regenerative farming and food production. that is why we will take forward _ production. that is why we will take forward a _ production. that is why we will take forward a pilot scheme with some scottish— forward a pilot scheme with some scottish farms to esta

we expect the government _ them, legally? we expect the government in _ them, legally?ly? we expect the government in the coming - them, legally? we expect the i government in the coming days them, legally? we expect the - government in the coming days to identify for detention those people it wants to lend support to rwanda. i think we anticipate at least some of them will challenge that decision legally. how those legal challenges progress will in itself be a bit of a test of this law parliament passed last night, because the law that parliament passed last night has only been in gestation for four months also. the policy has been in place for two years but the law was designed to overcome the ruling by the supreme court late last year that the policy as it stands is unlawful. what parliament tried to do last night was constrain the legal avenues for appeal by declaring that in views rwanda is a safe country for asylum seekers. so how those legal appeals that we expect to take place over the next few weeks develop will be a very interesting test of this legislation. t

to realize the slogan of the year, the government said: all the efforts of the government were concentrated to realize this slogan. economic growth in total in 1402, according to the statistics center , it will be at least 6 percent. it has been 3 years in a row that the country has experienced growth above 4%. but people's participation in how is it and what suggestions do production units have for participation in production? do they want financial support, ease of administration or something else? i would like to ask the honorable government to give more support to youth like us who are working and doing production work. so that we can, god willing. the 13th government is determined to involve the people for the growth of production , for economic prosperity and to get out of recession people's participation is essential. if we succeed in bringing people's effort, people's capital, people's initiative, serious presence of people into the economic field . if we actually make a popular mobilization in the economy, production can also jump. alhamdulillah, semnan province has very valuable i

so how is the government responding to these challenges? because the right people still feel the government has not done enough for me or reports me. so people that still say the, the seeking compensation, but that doesn't seem to be appetite from the government. so address that issue and many other issues. absolutely. i think that the issues are frustration go far and wide and they go across social economic backgrounds. today, for example, at the events that i was attending, a young man was protesting saying that he protest to say freedom is not free until that free time. and he explained the reason that he was protesting to say as a young south african of 55 years old. it's difficult for him to get a job. it's difficult for him to pursue his preferred career pots, and he feels that the government should be making it easier for young solve effort tends to be able to get jobs. so there are a lot of frustrations like that that you come across where the south african government is addressing it. it really depends on who do you speak to. some

good government.terests of good government.— country as well as in the interests of good government. on that point, there is still— of good government. on that point, there is still a _ of good government. on that point, there is still a vote _ of good government. on that point, there is still a vote of _ of good government. on that point, there is still a vote of confidence i there is still a vote of confidence in the government this week, will you support the government in that boat if it happens? yes. you support the government in that boat if it happens?— boat if it happens? yes, we made clear that our _ boat if it happens? yes, we made clear that our difficulties - boat if it happens? yes, we made clear that our difficulties were - clear that our difficulties were with the decision humza yousaf made to end the bute house agreement and that breach of trust was the reason we could no longer have confidence in him as first minister, but we said all along that the snp as the largest party in parliame