i think these 2 presidents i mean have president your i'm 7 and president khatami what they need is actually to come together in one room 2 individuals they don't need an immediate and if they need a mediator they don't need. a president or the congo president to you know to to bring them together what they need is to speak to each other i do and then you know tackle their own issues because what is happening between rand on the uganda it's not the issues between. the conferees on their own the country of it's between these 2 guys i mean it's about the egos of 2 presidents and this cannot be just be solved by a media type it's just for them to put their national interest interests i had of their own interests i think that's what they need to do at this point of time gentlemen thank you janice mccann buying it and the fact of. africa desk. interreligious violence has been a fact of life in the jarius cuddliness state for decades it's led to the deaths of as many as 20000 people there since 1980 much of the trouble has been confined to rural areas in the past but since a spike in violence abou

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do not tolerate and we don't have to because there's a lot of tolerance here too there is so few khatami'sliving there and so many foreigners and everyone gets on and tries hard to ensure integration and the library is part of that integration stuff will take its entire season tickets. a center of learning and stylish centerpiece of qatar's education system one of the most advanced in the gulf region great schools colleges and the library are all excessive all free of charge although access to the internet is heavily censored. qatar is a land of contrasts. honea 40 kilometers away from doha has more camels than human residents in qatar camel racing is known as the sport of the shakes. the camels are there we buy the harry and we bring over there. friday is race day and a big day for business here there are also 2 small supermarkets and a fast food outlet but the best food available here is for the candidates. it tastes good. had to negate it. and here too it's migrant workers who make the entire spectacle possible. next door the stores selling racing paraphernalia 100 percent handcrafted t

racing to save lives rescue of mohammad khatami receives details of the incident over his radio a russian warplane has dropped bombs on an apartment block in moderate a town in syria's province right now every moment counts. they arrive at the scene to look for survivors buried in the rubble who can't get out without their help and the owners of the. this time at least it seems no one has been hurt or needs the white helmet so assistance. we help injured civilians children women and old people. i work is really important there's no other organization on the scene that saving lives was up for. mohammed joined the white helmet and 2013 he's one of 180 volunteers based here at this emergency center. of rescued thousands of people from the rubble that's what inspires mohammed to keep going. still not every mission is a success and the memories of what he's seen still haunt him. the worst was when i pulled 2 brothers from underneath a concrete ceiling they both been sleeping in the same bed and one of them was already dead you know which saved the other one that made me cry not by. the white h

was not the foreign minister to give you an example francis during the years of president mohammed khatami rule iran from 90 well it was president you don't rule iraq let's say from 97 to 2005 it was mr auntie was now the currents president who was iran's chief nuclear negotiator he was sort of and in fact the chairman of iraq's national security council not intellect like that official later on during the years of this admonition are these sort of hardline presidents who had much of a national terms of getting the attention of the world media all the wrong reasons it was missed a lot a joint who is now the current speaker of the iranian parliament who was at the time again the head of the iranian national security council who was in a fact in charge of nuclear negotiations a member of the cabinet lightness as that if as foreign minister being intrusted with the negotiations was a new things that's one thing secondly we all know it's no secret to anybody that in the iranian a hierarchy in the iranian structure how are elected officials whatever you make up that make up those elections anyw

he missed opportunities to deal with khatami and even with rouhani. so we have to do that. it requires for the united states, it seems to me, that if the united states really wants to, it falls on the united states. the other thing is that the u.s., and it started with clinton, but clinton started it without use of military force, it started on what i call a transformative policy for the middle east. you can't transform any region completely, it is not a mechanical thing. it is not a puzzle. it has therefore unleashed a dialectic process that we are here. to get back, it seems to me one way of doing things is also to look at iran as part of this bigger middle east puzzle. and i think that my one recommendation would be to try to reach an agreement even without open talks on the -- open talks on the specific example,th iran, for shipping in the persian gulf. and one step would be to allow the process of reconciliation between iran and the gulf arabs to go forward. for that, i think iran is ready. even if they said they have no problems with saudi arabia. then they can build