also, there's a severe economic crisis in pakistan right now. pakistan could be just 2 weeks away from a default. and so i think that he can actually could be very difficult to muster the resources at this point to mount a major counter terrorism offensive against the ttp. and another issue is i think that, you know, the army would have to figure out what type of offensive we want to actually mount the television. because the senior pk leadership is based in africa. and then so the most effective tactical operation might be one that, that involves operations. and i've got that. but that could really set tensions, it really potentially with the taliban in afghanistan on an even higher level, which is a big risk for pakistan. but if it maintained it, it limits to cancel offensive only to pakistan. it may not get to the root of the problem, which is enough. we leave it the all the better talking to michael, go on. thank you so much for joining us. thanks for having me. ah, for ministers of the world's 20 most advanced emerging economies have met in delhi . the g 20 this year was said to d

i think the told on are the ttp is the pakistan on is known as keen to replicate in pakistan. what the taliban afghanistan was able to do in that country. it's not something that the t t p will be able to do, but it wants to try and this is why we're seeing in recent months, intensifying attacks by the t t p on the security establishment on state forces on the army on soldiers and indeed, and especially in recent weeks on police as well. some of the partners on thought of on knows and understands that had gotten tired of defeat the pakistani state. and if that is the case, is it just a case of hedging their bets and seeing how far they can go? yes, certainly part of it. and also, i mean, a t, t p has long had a fight to, to wage against pakistan. the security forces that it uses, having been allied with, with the u. s. government when it was waiting as war in afghanistan. and certainly as a t t p has long been very unhappy about how the pakistani military has stage counterterrorism offences against a t t p. that, of course, eliminated many, many t t p fighters over the years.

from this country, pakistan, you are pakistan. a country with a population of 250 million people and a common border of more than 900 square meters with iran can be an export target country of the islamic republic of iran. and also with the complementary economy should be seen to meet the domestic needs, considering that the government wants to be a country , it is to be able to compare the volume of trade with pakistan this year compared to last year. and 400 million, this significant increase to 600 million dollars so far, two examples are still left, it is expected that considering the billion and four hundred million dollars , peugeot pakistan, may it be realized , is officially among the countries that have evaluated this amount. which can be done two to three times in it is currently being done and we have border trade with pakistan in a large scale from these countries to the west side of pakistan, considering that we have two major problems with pakistan, our problem is in trade with pakistan, which in fact we have a forec

personal budgets have to be typed in best pakistan, deans with a shop economic downturn. and negotiations put a bailout from the domestic monetary fund, all of which has hit pakistan's, forrest hardest mt of mouth watering dates just but back is nanny's, look forward to after a day of fasting, during ramadan. but this year, an indulgence to pricey for many dates are being thought foot up to 3.5 years, a kilo unaffordable for many households. but staggering food costs versus the inflation has risen so much that things that we're selling for $200.00 rupees peculiar last year. and now priced at $500.00 rupees. at the same time petro bus fares, rent, and other expenses have also increased tremendously. what can we do? hi, prices means many travelers fighting a field to find deals at wholesale market. and there are the other grand that everything is become too costly. i asked the government to reduce prices because of ramadan. they should think of the muslims who are fasting. there are poor labors here who push wheelbarrows from morning until evening and earn only 250 rupees a

you have recently just come back from pakistan.e hearing that imran khan is saying at this is all politically motivated. he wants an election. is that feasible? >> well, constitutionally, kistan is supposed to have a national election by the end the fall, the october-november period. but indeed, the government in pakistanas not formally committed to that. ever since khan was ousted, is number one demand has been for early elections and then more broadly for elections. i think if the government does not formally commit pubcly to actions happening when they are supposed to happen per the constitution, that could added to this rapidly intensifying political instability in pakistan. kasia: and as we witness what is happening with supporters out on the streets, i wonder in the terms of the support for mr. an and his popularity, how do uss that, what we are witnessing -- how do you assess that, what we are witssing on the stree of pakistan? michael: he certainly has a lot of mass support, but he is a polarizing figure as well. it is rema

the fasting month of ramadan has hit pakistan. he's particularly hard this year, a festival much loved for prayer and lavish food preparations has been overshadowed by rising food inflation in the country. personal budgets have to be tightened. best focused on dealing with the shop economic downturn and negotiations, but a bailout from the international monetary fund. all of which has hit pakistan's, forest mt of mouth watering. dates. just what back if nanny's, look forward to after a day of fasting, during ramadan. but this year, an indulgence to pricey for many dates are being thought for up to 3.5 year as a kilo unaffordable for many households. but staggering food costs, i hear her inflation has risen so much that things that were selling for $200.00 rupees per kilo last year, a now priced at $500.00 rupees. at the same time, petro bus bears rent, and other expenses have also increased tremendously. what can we do? high prices mean many jabbers for i did a field to find deal at wholesale market, and there are the other grand.

the fostering month of ramadan has hit pakistan. he's particularly hard this year, a festival much loved for prayer and lavish food preparations has been overshadowed by rising food and fish and in the country. personal budgets have to be typed in best pakistan, deans with a shop economic downturn, and negotiations put a bailout from the domestic monetary fund. all of which has hit pakistan's poorest, hardest mount of mouth watering dates. just but back if nanny's look forward to. after a day of fasting, during ramadan, but this year and indulgence to bracy for many dates, i being thought foot up to 3.5 years, a kilo unaffordable for many households. but staggering food costs, i got the, the inflation has risen so much that things that we're selling for $200.00 rupees per kilo last year. and now priced at $500.00 rupees. at the same time petro bus fares, rent, and other expenses have also increased tremendously. what can we do? high prices mean many jabbers for i did a field to find deals at wholesale market and then the other grand

one of the things to the jet of and that about pakistan, let's ask the government of pakistan that for once, why don't they really, really give a hand with the afghan government? and whoever they are, taliban, de facto or anything else. and really do something that is for the benefit of the people of afghanistan. because if they're counting their own benefit, the pakistanis, we're going to lose and they are going to lose. and that i can promise you, that both of us, we're going to lose so pakistan has to realize that, that it's time to give a hand with afghanistan. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> mahbouba, we're out of time that quick soundbite reactions from, please. >> you know, i'm chairman of the oversight committee, chairman of foreign affairs committee to i will be conducting oversight of afghanistan, not just the evacuation which in my judgment was done very poorly, but also those that were left behind that we promised we would protect and we broke that promise. >> thank you. >> may be just to say that i have been able to talk many times to the taliban, but it didn't change their

the fasting month of ramadan has hit pakistan is particularly hard this year. a festival much loved for prayer and lavish food preparations has been overshadowed by rising food inflation in the country. personal budgets have had to be tightened as pakistan, deans, with a shopped economic downturn, and negotiations put a bailout from the international monetary fun. all of which has hit pakistan's poorest, hardest mount of mount watching ditch, just but back if manny look forward to after a day of fasting during ramadan. but if he had an indulgence to brace thee for many . 2 dates i being thought foot up to 3.5 year as a kilo unaffordable for many households. but staggering food costs here 30, the inflation has risen so much that things that were selling for 200 rupees, pick hilo, last year, and now priced at 500 rupees. at the same time, petro busby is rent, and other expenses have also increased tremendously. what can we do? high prices mean many travels for i did a field to find deals at wholesale market. and then the other guy, everything is become too costly

they just not talking about democracy in pakistan. all i wanted then, you know, countries abroad to talk about other the greatest violation of human rights sticking base right now in my country. we actually have the worst form of fascism in this country, glam, known on media, jonas being put into jail. one of our best investigative journalists are chetry, founded out gillian kenia assassinated more of a top janice had left the country and who killed i, shad sharif. you believe it was a nadeem and you the boss of the i a saudi. i believe it was the same guy that tried to kill me. they would deny that, but you don't have the, the evidence asserted. well, this is, this is a top pakistani john is killed in kenya after being in to by, of course, for those who don't know him. so unless you have a proper investigation, how can you find the bruce? and when the investigation was going on, in my case, they came and savage, i don't, the proofs this government is destroyed all the, all the evidence that was collected so far has been destroyed. th

strengthening the scientific cooperation between iran and pakistan. officials of the islamic azad university of iran visited pakistan with the academic officials of this country. among iran and pakistan, the courtyard of the islamic azad university of our country, during the trip to pakistan , in meeting with the university authorities of this country, discussed the ways to strengthen scientific research cooperation , pakistan and the university, and it has very good scientific capacities, and fortunately, the universities of iran are especially universities. islamic azad, which is a great national capacity, and we hope that as a result of concluding these memorandums and executive programs based on it, we will be able to have scientific synergy, and the university officials of iran and pakistan in these meetings regarding the increase of scientific research cooperation. they discussed the creation of study opportunities and the holding of joint training courses, joint university photos between the two countries, especially the provision of scholarshi

empower in pakistan of the of asset budget con, already been in bay. jing of china giving pakistan $500000000.00 to facilitate it. seems a loans possible 1200000000 dollars from the u e, where i'm talking to you from the kingdom of saudi arabia. why are these countries not reacting more extremely in or at least in a way that would suit your political parties position. you see from what i can get, i mean, i can only assume this because i have no contact with any of the foreign countries . so i don't see why that order reacting. but i can assume that what is happening is that countries outside bug hassan, financial institutions outside by august on and all the businesses will focused on have lost faith in the us government. and why the lost with, because the economy has been so badly managed that we are wanting to the worst economic crisis in our history. so our, our currency is plunged. our growth rate has gone down, ah, exports, you know, where creation, how do you get? well, but producing by exporting, well all you did i want to give is to facilitate the i am floats. surely. i mean that's why t

>> okay, so unfortunately, pakistan is facing a perfect storm.security crisis in the fallout, the fall of the government, the increasing terrorist attacks that are taking place with increasing frequency in pakistan. we just faced the biggest climate catastrophe of our history, where a third of the landmass of our country was under water. and in all of these -- we are facing simultaneous crises, we have the question of mr. khan, who believes that the pakistani constitution doesn't apply to him, the pakistani law doesn't apply to him, that he can get up and leave, resign from parliament, run away from the system. in this particular instance, it is not a question of me wanting to arrest mr. khan. i come from a family who faced genuine arrest in the face of military dictatorships. i would never want any politician in my country or any country to go to jail for political reasons. in mr. khan's case, he is under the threat of arrest because of his ego. he says that the courts are saying that he has to come to court and fight his case, whatever cases ar

the stark divide over women's rights in pakistan. what to women in the muslim majority country want dw looks at the culture war, playing out at rival women's rights rallies in the capitol, islamabad. and in indonesian court sentences, to football officials, to prison for stadium crush that killed a 135 people, has justice been achieved. plus, couples who say no to marriage, an unconventional choice in south korea and the premise of a wildly popular reality show. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us in pakistan. women coming together to rally against patriarchy and sexual harassment, became a flash point across cities in what has become an annual event, and a test of wills between some authorities who would rather not see them take place and persistent women, demanding their rights. what those rights should be, remains a point of contention between women themselves and the majority. conservative muslim country views. java reports from islam abad women head and islam about drug testing. i'm saying if they believe they have been fa

and many say that you are the most popular politician in pakistan. you obviously won the majority of the votes in 2018, but you also know the history of assassinations of pakistani lead is he still refusing personal? what he gods? i was the assassination of them when i was extremely lucky to be alive. this young man, when he saw him draw her gun just by the 30 feet where feet away from me. had he not, has put his hand on the gun, it would have it be on the dog body and other people because he put his hand on the gum in the last minute. it had my legs and other people blood. that was it. i'm going to shoot in the front, so, but it's in the legs, man, i went down and then a bullet from the shooter in front window, the head. since then i've taken precautions. now i speak in front of a blue screen and i am taking precautions because the guy who planned these as a nation all in power laws who are supposed to defend me, are the ones i am in the greatest danger from. they of course deny that they say they're protecting you clearly. what about you? explain t

holding a radio and television program to strengthen scientific cooperation between iran and pakistan. the officials of azad university, during a trip to pakistan , discussed ways to strengthen scientific and research cooperation with the officials of this country's university. study and education was part of the focus of the dialogue between the two sides, emphasizing the strengthening of academic cooperation between iran and pakistan. the delegation of the islamic azad university of our country, during their trip to pakistan , in a meeting with the academic officials of this country , discussed ways to strengthen scientific research cooperation between the country of pakistan and academicians have very good scientific capacities, and fortunately, iranian universities, especially islamic azad university, which has an extraordinary national capacity, and we hope that as a result of concluding these memorandums and executive programs based on it, we will be able to have scientific synergy and academic authorities. in these meetings, iran and pakistan were talking about increasing scien

here comes the sun pakistan embraces renewables. and how a trainee doctor from columbia has made germany for new hope. i'm k, ferguson. welcome to mate. now once upon a time the silk road was in the gateway to global trait, dating back to the 2nd century b. c. it refers to a series of routes that connected europe and asia up until the middle ages. traders would spend up to 2 years, transporting silk, spices, and far as across the 6000 kilometer, long root crossing through deserts and mount along the way. the flourishing trade even led to the establishment of whole new cities like farmer kind and bouquet in modern days. becca, son of the shipping industry, developed the importance of the roof wanes. but in recent years, china has thought to rejuvenate its role in connecting trading partners. why investing in a new field road among the countries involved is georgia. it's geographical position means it can act as an asian european connection that avoids russia an advantage in these times of geopolitical tension. ca, housing pock sent o

here comes the sun pakistan embraces renewables. and how a trainee doctor from columbia has mate now once upon a time the silk road was a v gateway to global trait, dating back to the 2nd century b. c. e. 8. refers to a series of bend up to 2 years, transporting silk spices, and far as across the 6000 kilometer long ruse. passing through deserts and mountains along the what like summer kind. and because in modern days back is done . as the shipping industry developed, the importance of the route waned, but in recent years vesting in a new self road among the countries involved is georgia. it's geographical position that means it can act as an asian european can attention. coll hogan pock sent us this report. jabberwock who blush really drives up and down george's narrow highways, a pass on the route from back to me on the black sea coast to bark, who in azerbaijan, the old road as possible? because of our reserve, our house exhaust the new high. we will make it easier for us to drive more safely, which will mean fewer accidents and

were held in pakistan.in this exhibition, as pakistanis, they displayed their art and capabilities in a 124-page exhibition. i am active in the craft museum in the field of tile decoration on the board and i was able to introduce several other women in this field to the combination of our traditional art in the field of decoration and production of clothes to the young generation of their own traditional arts. don't forget this exhibition in sections handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, food, and service activities can be important for the strong presence of women in the economic field and helping the family economy . the deputy director of the pakistan trade development organization also called this exhibition an opportunity to introduce the capabilities of women entrepreneurs and the government's support for women in economic affairs . and banki asked him to inform us that we are looking for support for women entrepreneurs in economic affairs because half of the population of our country are women, but unfortu

let's take a closer look at the situation in pakistan. using water cannon and tear gas pakistan ride police pushed back supporters of imran cons p t. i. party who gathered outside his house in law hor to prevent the authorities from arresting him . con was asked from office by a no confidence vote last year and has been snarled and legal wrangled since the government says con. so to state gifts while in office, but the one time cricket superstar says the case is politically motivated, the authorities want to stop his party from taking part and forthcoming elections. how you will saudi will they are pushing the p t i party against the wall a morton that they want to exclude me from politics. that's the reason they came to arrest me with my not going to beat was it is your plugger now? i think it's the latest sign of instability in pakistan, a nuclear power. the country is reeling from an economic crisis and risks defaulting on its loan obligations, unless it can secure an international monetary font baylash. the security situation is also

, the free trade agreement with pakistan and where the negotiations have reached.th i would like to tell you that we have a few issues with those who have a strategic trade zone, the development of trade with pakistan, the unification of the specifications, i would like to tell you that in the field of free trade , we have started to sign the main agreement document that was approved by the government and the parliament, and the specifications and limitations the bans are still continuing and the expertise and all the related institutions and organizations are commenting that the issue is free trade, but in the course of the technical works of the governorate , we raised the issue of the preferential trade ban, the restriction of the preferential trade agreement with pakistan , which includes 309,118 items from us and from them. in 2016, the restrictions created last year will be reduced by half, and pakistan is in progress on the first day . there is an agenda and it is supposed that our business interactions were two-digit three billion dollars that we sent with

this is life for millions and pakistan, especially in rural areas. businesses are hardly better off 9 hours of power cuts daily and it is much more expensive. now if it was 400, it is now 2000 rupees loc as us entity sector heavily relies on fossil fuel. 64 percent of it select the steep his produce with in wanted oil, gas tank good, but the raising to and gas prices often rushes in region. a few green is good in countries like boxes to take that put measures. what you saw lisa from dimensional did you will energy sources in the mega city of karachi, the doctor roost house civil hospital is an example for energy transition. the snow lack of sunshine here, and the roof so large enough to generate lots of electricity using solar panels. dozens of photovoltaic modules with an output of one and a half megawatts, all of the hospital maintenance engineers. psy at all salon, are li, says, the solar system will run for 2 decades, at least in the gutter. and these panels produce up to 7000 kilowatt hours. of electricity every day that covers around 40 percent

held in pakistan. in this exhibition, pakistani women's art and capabilities they displayed themselves in one hundred and twenty booths in this exhibition , which was launched with the aim of introducing the importance and position of women in economic and entrepreneurship affairs, as a pakistani , i was able to display my art and capabilities in the museum, at least in the field of tile and panel decoration, and i was able to meet several other women. in this field, we are also working on our traditional art in the field of decorating and producing clothes. to the young generation, don't forget your traditional arts. this exhibition is active in the fields of handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, food, and services. it can contribute to the strong presence of women in the economic field. and it is important to help the family's economy, deputy head of the organization business development of pakistan called the exhibition an opportunity to introduce the capabilities of women entrepreneurs and the government

now, women marchers face dead fight against the patriarchy that exists in pakistan. and that's all they are. sports, is that women be treated as equal citizens in the country. we speak to some of the women participants present here. do you think women are march or audit? march movement has been able to change anything in docusign and society. first of all, i think it has changed a lot of discussions around women's rights and the abuse that women face in focus on. we're not happening before it's march before it became controversial. and because of march now, every year we have these discussions, we had these debates, we are these arguments massively across the country, which we do not see before. thank you very much. now we can see a lot of people are holding different laptops, parents, a that's often used and mostly criticized. is this one what they've made out to somebody, my son, and this means that my board, the my right now pretty that women mark just use this slogan, asked for sexual emancipation or sexual freedom. what does it mean made out to somebody my is my

that pakistan is facing. _ security situation that pakistan is facing, and this is what the government soon, this political— have an election announce very soon, this political polarisation and this conflict _ this political polarisation and this conflict will not go anywhere. michael kugelman is the director of the south asia institute at the independent research organisation, the wilson centre. welcome. you've recently returned from pakistan. khan says this is politically motivated is politically motivated and wants an election. what's your assessment? pakistan is supposed to have a national election by the end of the fall. but indeed, the government has not yet committed to that. ever since khan was ousted, his main demand has been for early elections and more broadly for elections. i think if the government does not formally commit publicly to elections happening when they're supposed to happen, i think that could add to this rapidly intensifying instability. this could add to this rapidly intensifying instability. as we witness what's _ intensifying instability. as we witness what

, and we set a target of 5 billion dollars of trade with pakistan.on number 22 eaten but really capacity our business pakistan is much more than this talk, 5 billion dollars is real with me, the first step is to design on the document of mutual commercial cooperation and predict that if there is a small house series, including the package of transportation, discussion of border markets and free preferential trade, raisi is one of the prohibitions. the professional and non-tariff that pakistan applied, if we can resolve these issues quickly, it will surely be possible to save the customs issues and quarantine of goods, especially in the field of agricultural products, including the problems facing the governments of iran and afghanistan. commercial in afghanistan and pakistan have been announced as part of plans to improve the level of trade relations with these countries . western neighboring countries and the persian gulf region of iran are considered to be among the best export and commercial destinations of our country, and according to the statis

let's have a closer look at the situation in pakistan tonight.eporter: using water cannon and tear gas, pakistan pushed back supporters of imran khan pti party who gathered to prevent authorities from arresting him. khan was ousted from office by a no-confidence vote last year, and has been snarled in legal wrangles since. the government said khan sold estate gifts while in office, but the one-time cricket superstar says the case is politically motivated. authorities want to stop his party from taking part in upcoming elections. >> they are pushing the pti party against the wall. more than that, they want to exclude me from politics. that is the reason they came to arrest me. reporter: it's the latest sign of instability in pakistan, is nuclear power. the country is reeling from an economic crisis and vista defaulting on its forward obligations unless it can secure an international monetary fund bailout. the security situation is also deteriorating, with a spate of deadly attacks on police headquarters, linked to the pakistan taliban. dozens of p

many of these refugees were accused of illegally entering pakistan or ending they have been arrested the duration of your visa. thank you very much for your company. good night. god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. praise be to god, the lord of the worlds , may the blessings and peace of allah be upon him. i wish you all the best. to all the dear people of iran and the listeners and viewers of this program. he came to talk about trees and plants and green spaces and the environment. god almighty has made mangroves and trees an important factor in the flow of human life in the construction of human civilization. plants and trees also purify the air it also produces food for humans, they support the refinement of the human soul and spirit, they are all symbols of prosperity and abundance in the human living environment, and many of the medicines needed by humans are obtained from plants, in addition to the benefits that are found in wood, leaves, roots , and these technologies . you can see that plants, trees, and greens are a fundamental and impor

our report just looked at coal exports to pakistan and some imports coming in. what are you seeing there definitely is, you know, the taliban has been releasing statement that they have higher gross income than in years that they allow larger amounts of female entrepreneurs to really, you know, start their businesses and invest. ah, we've seen that tax revenue has gone up, and if you talked to people who were working in costumes in the ministry of finance, they will say that it's not to say that there isn't corruption within this law mich amber. but that those who take corruption seriously take it very seriously and have actually curved a lot of the corruption in terms of what takes place in the different customs ports . and other one is the one i as well of the air as well as the airport. you know, because for years of honest, one was one of the most corrupt countries in the world. and the highest level officials had their hands in that corruption to the point where vote to customs officials, they would say that we would stop a car. i say add a customs check wh

hi there, bringing us the full picture from pakistan live in islamabad. thank you. and then on to other news, for now in malawi has declared a state of disaster after tropical cyclone fatty hit the country for a 2nd time. in less than 3 weeks. at least 190 people have been killed. the toy gate and the reports they dig to find survivors buried under the mud, but hopes of finding people alive or fading fast. dozens of missing from this village in malawi, after tropical storm freddy, tall through it would have i would have heard of some of it. i'm helping to find the victims. i know there are more bodies that are still buried so far between 20 and 20. 5 bodies been recovered from the debris and ruined houses, and most of them have been very to the hospital, but they all looked dead. i think freddy is one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere, and the longest lasting little was spared by the storm. minute watch. um if i'm in a hurry muscle center, it was 2 birds in the night. but now that it is day time, i can feel the loss. i have never seen

it's the latest sign of instability in pakistan, a nuclear power. the country is reeling from an economic crisis and risks defaulting on its loan obligations, unless it can secure an international monetary fund baylash. the security situation is also deteriorating. with the space of deadly attacks on police headquarters linked to the pakistan taliban. dozens of police and con supporters were injured and tuesdays operation footage shows tear gas canisters landing inside cons garden . although police did not appear to breach the gate, or the wall con, has been pressuring the coalition government that replaced him, led by prime minister shabba sharif with popular rallies and daily addresses. last year khan was shot in the leg during a political rally and assassination bid that he blamed on sharif lawmakers in france have approved the wording of a proposal by president my normal crew to raise the retirement age. from 62 to 64, it clears the way for the controversial bill to face a final vote in parliament as early as thursday. the move came as thousands

with 4 million refugees living in pakistan the cities are swollen with people. sanitation, electricity and other public services have been extended to their limits. clean water is a prerequisite for health. although keira looks like fun for all generations on a hot day. this water's front of a giant irrigation system that feeds the parched western lands have. it is a water for the land, for animals, for bathing, for washing clothes and for some a source of cooking and drinking water. when it is their only source of water it is also water for disease. there are many regional and worldwide organizations like the united nations, the red cross are helping to keep the refugee problems under control. this clinic as operated by united medical center of afghan doctors. usually on the days the weather is hot we have many people with digestion problems, dysentery, diarrhea, malnutrition. also some of the respiratory problems. it increases day by day. particularly among the refugees, tb, skin disease and other contagious diseases are increasing. those diseases which relate

ah, that face millions of household, some businesses in pakistan. and if we have 9 hours of power cuts daily payment, the bills are much more costly, some monthly bills, anal that sometimes we don't even have electricity for up to 3 hours or say they did. the boxes. energy sector heavily relies on fossil fuel. green is good in countries like boxes. you take that put measures what the transition from dimensional linear with energy sources. holes are installed on the dr. ruth fowl, sipple hospitals, 12 different roof tops, hair and karachi maintenance engineers, b a b currently generation. this is operational. now michelle, here or do believe it generates around $7000.00 units of electricity, daily hospital and covers 40 percent renewable energy sources like solar and wind power to 60 percent by 2030 currently less than 2 percent of the countries. the loadings have transitioned to solar energy generating 20 megawatts across the southern province of send, thanks to funding from the world bank. marcus on roman called the prices are soaring to send on th