we work with our partners and allies and partners and partners and allies throughout our national security strategy and defense strategy, working with our allies and partners. we do nothing alone. we do it as partners. i talk about team democracy, because as we think about the 28 like-minded democracies in the region partnering together, that is our strongest defense against malign activity in the region. >> if i can dive into that a bit further and ask you to talk more about what that strategic environment looks like in your area of responsibility, the key focus in our strategy now is a strategic competition with china. we tend to think of that as an indo-pacific regional challenge but china has global range. so what are you seeing? >> thanks for that. it is absolutely global and right under our nose and closed-door homeland. i would like to say with the prc -- say what the prc is doing looks to be investment but i would call it extraction at the end of the day. i would say it's in the red zone, to use an analogy there. they are on the 20 yard line to our homeland or on the first and seco

second is a mission partner environment. think about as the transport mechanism to deliver and operate with our allies and partners. think of a single pane of glass with the ability through login attributes, classification and requirements to be able to communicate with my partners anytime, anyplace, any day. training and experimentation capability. think about ranges from the west coast of the united states to alaska, to australia, to guam and further forward in japan and anywhere in the theater. when you think about the ability to train together over the broad space needed and utilize that range as experimentation capability with our allies and partners, now you get right after with the deputy was talking about. lastly, we refer to as storm breaker. planning at a speed that can't be done today without planners. to automate that set of capabilities. >> that is a great overview. because you mentioned it, two of the characteristics as i understand it is the integration, commercial technology and open systems architecture. tha

that can really be delivered to ukraine and the production of which we and, by the way, partners also need public opinion in partner countries that can fluctuate and always needs new arguments constantly in favor of continuing cooperation ongoing subversive work of russia trying to disrupt supplies and contracts you must better than everyone should know what kind of weapons the country of your stay has . in this forum of foreign companies and on specific projects, there will also be domestic campaigns, but our task is to unite everyone on the ukrainian platform constantly there are events dedicated to the production of drones, there are opportunities to localize the production of military equipment , guns , shells. i am grateful to those ambassadors who achieved really powerful, significant results in this direction, in the armed direction , ukraine receives most of the weapons. after all, less than we need than the soldiers need to obviously prevail over the russian invaders, the activity of our diplomacy should ensure a change in the frontal balance to the advantage of ukraine and i

>> i think partnering with our partner nation and extending -- partner nations and expanding our reachidentify barriers to compete amongst the inner agency and the whole of government and be able to bring those things that are needed to change, when you are the tip of the spear it is important. as you both know, to inform our congress, if there are barriers that are stopping us from achieving things or team democracy, it is important that we be able to identify those barriers to outcompete, being able to see innovative ideas and how to go out after doing networks with low-cost, high return investment types of capabilities that are out there, that is what i tried to speak to industry, as well, with the technology that is being developed today, a lot of things with ai nml that helps you but these networks together and be able to work through them either through team usa or team democracy with our partner nation. >> given your background working in afghanistan, are you bringing some of those lessons learned or those things into our approach to carrying narcotics? those areas have signific

implementation partners andfunding partners to support that part of the strategy. this is example of one of the similar community markets in san francisco. the mission community market that is supported by funding from the stuffkey foundation from kaiser and buy right and others. we also looked at opportunities through the retail strategy to support workforce training efforts for residents in food and related service sectors. food service and related occupations are key growth sectors in san francisco, and there have been previous examples on the island of occupational training and workforce training in the sector that have worked well and so another part of the interim space activation strategy is identify opportunities to create new workforce training opportunities in partnership with the city and with potentialfunders like the san francisco foundation or others that have funded similar types of workforce training actibties, including in this sector in the past. finally, the third pillar of the equity strategy related to retail is how can we support the creation

of turkey , we are a partner in the grain initiative, we are not russian partners, our grain partnerskey and the united nations , so i think the first is the most important what will irdan achieve and i predict that most likely everything will still achieve this renewal of normal commercial shipping because the most important thing is to understand that in the hands of erdogan and turkey the main bosphorus strait if this turkey will close the straits, restrict and so on, the end and the entire black sea fleet of the russian federation, it was a fleet of concert banks, you know, no one needs any passageways. and most importantly, all supplies from syria and to syria will also end there , so i think that putin will speak to zerdagan in a completely different way not from a position there, you know threats of blackmail and so on , it will be a conversation, you me, me you, because the interests are huge, but for us, for ukraine and for our partners, the most important thing is to at least restore the operation of the grain corridor, and more than that provided cover by sea and air convoy

that's something that we know that is shared by other regional partners. this is something that we continue to believe is an avenue. >> what about that window, the window of opportunity to try to reverse it? is this like how open it is or are you guys -- >> we continue to believe that this window is open. but every day, every minute that the president and his family continue to be detained and every day that niger's hard earned fee is not respected, that window closes a little bit. >> is there specifically on this meeting between west african army chief that's going to happen thursday and friday. do you eyes? any specific plans to engage with them and ecowas around? -- afterwards? >> we are in constant touch with ecowas and we remain deeply engaged there the african union and through our mission in there as well. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> i understand given the nature of how the president was unseated, it makes it very difficult for the u.s. to have any sort of optimism but the u.s. has very significant interest in niger so any change in the situation

it is about partnering.e shared information with them, we got in our hand and then essentially we would say all of these good ideas, borrow them, take them, make them grow. >> lessons learned. as you are talking to other states interested in these programs, what are the things you would recommend or what were the hard moments? the easy moments? the opportunities you would want to share with them? the biggest one was explaining to them why the secretary of state would be involved in this. you secretary of state's office has a little bit of a different mission. but we share a couple of basic things. most handle formal registration. we also handle business and commerce areas. we do address confidentiality because of rotor vendors -- voter registration. it seemed wrong for us to penalize our people who were voting by putting information out there. whether they were stocked or -- stocked or witnessed crimes. the natural next step is you have trafficking and these are victims. i was trying to convince them that yo

please partner with us. reach out to our partners at nsf. there are a number of partners in the room. please reach out. i would be remiss if i did not thank the atlantic council leadership, troy, rose, sasha for your partnership in this event. aunt to thank the cyber resource team. the cyber workforce team -- has worked really hard. sitting in the first row. [applause] raise your hand if you are on this team, please. thank you all so much for your hard work and dedication. this effort would be nothing without all of you. more work is ahead. thank you all. [applause] >> thank you so much for that. thank you to all of our panelists for their expertise and insights. this would not have been possible without you. i would like to thank our in person and virtual attendees. if you want to fight it, it is on the white house website. we also have's -- have some of the action sheets outside, so please take a few copies with you. thank you for joining us. [applause]

with my partner sue. partner acrobatics. with my partner sue one _ partner acrobatics.th my partner sue. one more for you.— absolutely amazing. thank you. this is the circus — absolutely amazing. thank you. this is the circus show _ absolutely amazing. thank you. this is the circus show here _ absolutely amazing. thank you. this is the circus show here at _ absolutely amazing. thank you. this is the circus show here at fringe - is the circus show here at fringe festival. i'm feeling a bit left out, what can we do? do festival. i'm feeling a bit left out, what can we do?- festival. i'm feeling a bit left out, what can we do? do you want to stand on my — out, what can we do? do you want to stand on my shoulders? _ out, what can we do? do you want to stand on my shoulders? let's - out, what can we do? do you want to stand on my shoulders? let's do - out, what can we do? do you want to stand on my shoulders? let's do it, i stand on my shoulders? let's do it, we haven't — stand on my shoulders? let's do it, we haven't rehearsed _ stand on my shoulders? let's do it, we haven'

_ medical care and community partners into our impacted areas _ partners into our impacted areas.elp our— expanding our flight service to help our visitors return home. we also. _ help our visitors return home. we also, that opens up resources for our residents. in the coming days we will see a larger— in the coming days we will see a larger presence of the national guard personnel. these folks _ national guard personnel. these folks are — national guard personnel. these folks are here to help us. this event — folks are here to help us. this event is — folks are here to help us. this event is larger than us and we need — event is larger than us and we need and _ event is larger than us and we need and we welcome their help. we are _ need and we welcome their help. we are on— need and we welcome their help. we are on a long road to recovery— we are on a long road to recovery but i assure you, we will _ recovery but i assure you, we will recover, working together. mahato — will recover, working together. mahalo. ., ., ~ . ., mahalo. mahalo mehr richard bissen and — mahalo. mahalo me

that the desire of international partners to provide us with help and support actually does not come so much from our successes in the fight against corruption, but because they do it primarily for certain geopolitical reasons realizing the need to defund russia so that democracy in the world does not finally become a fiction. that is, after all, it is, after all, more of a global geopolitical struggle with this so to speak, in the conditional axis of anti-democratic countries, the croats now definitely include russia as an aggressor state, and this is a war for international law and democracy, that's why they are supported in the first place, but the issues, let's say , are related to corruption. they always remain in the top priority because of that. that for western society the norm is an open culture in the media and to open the discussion of various aspects related to the problems of the state, corruption is nothing more than a certain failure of the state in one or another area and therefore it must and in the west, and not only, western partners also pay such important attenti

what do our partners think about it? the best answer is to supply ukraine with weapons if they did not believe in the strength of the armed forces in professional merit, which today is already fighting by professional standards, because they would not have those modern weapons that, unfortunately, are not delivered to us as quickly as we would like, and the fact that the united states gave the go-ahead to sweden and the netherlands for the supply of f16 is a very good signal, and i think that the task of all of us politicians, authorities, diplomats to work on by increasing arms supplies to ukraine, this will give a chance to carry out a counteroffensive more effectively and, what's more, to liberate our territory , but it is very important to develop our pc ourselves, that 's the last remark, well, it's not normal when the government collects from citizens for drones instead of doing by the production of drones on drones you can collect, you know, as a channel that there are many , including to support the army, volunte

for this, they must be agreed with our economic partners.e not destroying the enemy because the strategy is as it is now, when the enemy has superiority in the air, superiority in missiles, superiority in the navy, superiority in the army, superiority in the economy. it will be very difficult to win. that's why we have to understand how we are in the new phase of the economic war, who are our partners, who are our friends, who helps us, and how our economy works in this direction. and in the meantime, the armed forces of ukraine are striking e-e objects that are already on the territory of the russian federation. 16 kamikaze drones worked against four aircraft 30 and one of them 29 which was located at the airfield in kursk. among the affected targets are the radars of the s300 complex and 2 shell. we have a small video. we will watch it now . it happened on the night of august 27. kitchen i am living in ukraine. up well, you see , people are beginning to feel what war is , the transfer of hostilities, mr. colonel, from the territory of ukra

if it is ready to support a partner such as, well, which is not yet formally a partner of ukraine ate same level as taiwan, then of course the thing is, in principle, the chinese should conclude that it will help the thais all the more it is really so and it will be that it is really so well, of course no one knows this, but that is precisely the whole thing that diplomacy, uh, you always want to find out, well, sometimes you have to say very directly what you want, what you want, and what you don't want but more often such ambiguous signals are being put forward. well, maybe we will do this, or maybe we will do this, and in this way, your opponents and the enemy do not know exactly what to expect from you and from their opponent, which of course is more useful then for america or for any country that is involved with whom she wrote with reference to the biden administration that they are allegedly not satisfied with the strikes of the armed forces of ukraine in crimea, they say that it is a waste of funds, it will not give any special result, oleksandr, why are these statements in t

speaking of partners, what is important for us from cis partners to other countries is a serious discussion about the future of culture in the world, and saving and increasing world cultural heritage, by the way, is a platform for such a dialogue. could become the ninth international cultural forum, which is already scheduled to be held in the city of st. petersburg in russia from the 16th to the 18th of november this year. and of course, russia will continue to promote globally the further development of contacts in the field of sports and youth exchanges. in particular, the brix games are scheduled for june 24. we will be happy to welcome teams from the countries of the association and , at the next year 's international games of the future tournament in kazan, these competitions represent a unique combination of dynamic sports disciplines with the most popular video games and technological devices. a good opportunity for contacts and friendly communication to introduce myself in march 24 in sochi at the world youth festival conclusion i would like to emphasize once again that russia in d

, they found me a new partner.h and such a transition came , but somehow, perhaps, they were embarrassed of each other. there were such awkward moments, but er contact, then they found it quickly, very hard to somehow quickly build each other. most importantly, they were very suitable for growth because of this. it was very easy to dance to yourself already more than the old roma gauze, by the way, to school. roma roof boasts that varvara is crossing the other city to do? university and leave the dance, and he knew he would be caught for one without a partner. minsk, shihunochnaya street, 31 passports are being trained here, they have sick dances, five minds for you a day of 31 each. the championship in the program of 10 dances is five in european and five in latin american sambo shasha rumba in sadobyl and jai palatine a couple training volga eduardovna poretskaya form you you give a straight hand for a partner. you can create it. i understand that you are gesticulating, but without straightening the line, leave m

next year , we are negotiating with our partners. i hope that we will be able to provide financing for all our needs and we will be able to convince our partners of the european union and the united states of america and other imf countries that we need this help and that this help is used for its intended purpose in a fairly transparent way and we are ready we will cite for every dollar received aid, what is your hope based on, what is your belief based on the fact that we will be able to report on every dollar of money, this is quite a real matter, but there are no confirmed sources, meanwhile, you are now sure why we are already doing this, we have quite close cooperation with structures from the of the united states of america, we are constantly audited and every dollar of aid , because it is grant aid and is controlled quite strictly by the united states of america, and we constantly provide all the information for that to demonstrate how this aid is used, so i can say that we understand how to report and understand how to prove

no, you read that a partner.hat kind of partner was called there, how whom, how agents of influence, or something, so they prepared correctly and marguerites. yes? it was the same. we had a partner. we have a budget up to the ninety-seventh. yes? there they made up the ninety-eighth. they compared everything there . our partners to us as they recorded their pride. remember, it was her who was imprisoned, who was there or someone else, when they wrote down that they helped us to write some articles of the constitution to prescribe something laws. these partners were the garamespart of kirchene. we had a major democracy there. and we are democracies. well, here is the russian group. we are up to democracy. they just didn’t get us taught, because we were quite afghanistan was a partner in nato, the partners of the word are so good. here is its special one, especially the americans did not use it, because here there was a quite definite thing. here we have have a national security strategy. you had to sign the jokes

you can just hook up with a partner for a little while and then the next one with with them partners. so you know, so dependence on one person. and they so opinions from the avoiding typical relationship names can be a relief. we don't have to meet each other's parents or buy gifts for every occasion. situations yet just as loose, easy label, or maybe the precursor to something more. in reality, things tend to get complicated. send that so i'm just going to be to exhausting for me. and i want to know where i stand and what's going on. it's been on the bus the hers and that's trace in this situation shift feeling surprised quickly, but they usually one sided. you can be hurt more quickly because you don't have to same obligations as in a relationship why one person might feel comfortable in this situation. chip setting the other may develop a desire for something more permanent. a constellation that can make someone very unhappy when someone realizes that they're basically being left around on their long lease and their needs and not taking into account at all. well, it looks like this

thank you so much for 'oinin: partners. thank you so much for joining us _ partners.tners. thank you so much for joining us on bbc— partners. thank you so much for joining us on bbc news. - now to russia, where hundreds of civil servants spent the day working from home after a drone struck their moscow office block for the second time in three days. the kremlin is blaming ukraine for the latest attack on a skyscraper in the capital — with president zelensky warning that the conflict could move to russia. russia has called the strikes an attempted "terrorist attack�*” the attack was on the "iq-quarter" tower in central moscow's business district. russia's air defence says the drones flew in direct from ukraine. earlier, russia's defence ministry said it had destroyed three ukrainian sea—drones that tried to attack two russian naval ships in the black sea. it's also claimed russian commercial ships had been targeted, but kyiv dismissed any suggestion it would attack merchant vessels. here's what a moscow resident said about the attack. translation: after the first attac

this is a crucial partner country. when we had a problem of this scale, we were honored to work with them, so we're delighted to have you here, president. we had a good meeting yesterday with president biden. i don't know if you will get a question or two to figure out what you said. that is up to everybody on the audience. i'm going to mention the other colleagues that are part of this program. i'm going to next introduce the deputy secretary, we have grown up together. 35 years ago when we first met. he has held up a lot better than i have. he has had a fabulous professional trajectory. was our ambassador in india, and now, the deputy secretary for management. it's a big job. we need to get a bigger foreign service. with everything going on in the world, more diplomats is the cheapest way for defense. this is the conversation we will have another date. nate fick is an old friend. we met, it was 10 years ago when we last saw each other unfortunately but that is when he became rich and went off to a california venture

defense industrial companies, and now we are joined by pavlo vornatskyi, the director and managing partner of the ukrainian company kosa, a member of the international working group on russian sanctions and co-coordinator of the working group on security and space industry issues of the american ukrainian american business council mr. pavlo , glad to see you and hear you on the air of the stress channel now hear literally in a few minutes in front of you i had a long conversation with denys longopol, who, you know, is a member of the supervisory board of the ukrainian start-up fund. he said that there really is a significant potential in the creation of new types of weapons. to the ideas offered by young companies. but it will be in a year 2.3 or more, a promising direction - this is exactly the cooperation of ukrainian defense companies abroad with companies that already have, well, developed products that are really needed on the battlefield and literally. of ukraine, at which he said that the first defense industry forum will be held , which is designed to gather representatives of ukra

and my, my, i was the 25 i was a junior partner in the company and i had a 75% partner. and he decided he wanted to run the russia business. and there wasn't enough room in there. and so i went in and founded my own company in 1996. so i pretty much was out of russia by 96 and 97 and missed the big financial collapse that happened in 98. god, what a shame. yeah, you got out before the whole thing blew up. you know, i'd rather be lucky than smart. i'm so sorry for you. all right? everyone else had new wallpaper for their offices in wall street, known as russian bonds. it was a it was a terrible trade. you know, long term capital management got put out of business. and my my former partner was put out of business. it was it was was a brutal cash. and the atm machines in moscow didn't work. it was a tough time. i was there. okay, so let's ask the question that's on everybody's mind. bill browder. bill, is a well known investor in russia. in the nineties, things didn't turn out so well for bill. he had his let's just say he had many more issues than you had as an investor in

the partner was inventing new ways to get cars quickly and cheaply. i sign a factory contract.re was no money, and that lipovaya company that asks to sell it writes that everything should be paid in addition. i am enclosing the financial obligations of the bank that the bank pays by such and such a date, and the cars are released and the cars went into trains, but in fact there is no skill for them. no one paid the oil, wanted to solve the problem in the traditional format for the early nineties , called the partner's gang to a showdown meeting immediately did not ask to give way to the feeder. no one was going to have too much money at stake. who are you? the ra of god is sheathed . god, who are you behind me? people stand behind my lads. yes bro, i told you. about 30 people on each side, well, there were also adjoining ones, who else was the groupings, who supported whom at that time, there was a verbal conversation first. then, in the end, the shot ends, in my opinion, already oil, the first of which is shot. well, and, accordingly, there are several wounded who then we star

to be not only a training ground for these new military technologies of its own foreign from our partners here and drones of intelligence rap artificial intelligence but also to become a country with a new economy precisely on a military basis because the army and the defense industry are the basis of our existence and development for a long strategic perspective so about new defense prospects from military start-ups to alliances between ukrainian and foreign defense and industrial companies, we will talk about this in our program with ukrainian experts who have powerful expertise and experience in evaluating this new of reality, i'm here serhiy zhorits i am the director of the information consulting company defekt express, which, together with espresso channels, strives to highlight the most relevant trends in the field of security and defense, and now we are joined by denisa longopolyi, a member of the supervisory board of the ukrainian startup fund, the head of the unicorn nest company - mr. denisov, i am glad to welcome you see hear on the air of the espresso channel election day i am

certainly, with our allies and partners. frankly, with those who are not our allies and partners. the p.r.c.. the administration has been clear at the outset that we are prepared to and want to cooperate with the p.r.c. in areas where it is in our joint interest, and that is on things like the pandemic preparedness, so, we have started which that door open, and i think security visors has spoken about this in the context of art control and tjx stability and putting guardrails on the relationship between the united states and the prc did i would put these issues in that pocket. certainly, we continue to be interested in having a dialogue with beijing on the issues and make sure we understand where we are coming from. unfortunately, the response we have gotten to the release of this posture review was basically an influx of this and misinformation about what the united states is doing. on bio issues. i will repeat them because they are not true, but just to say, we have heard this for. we are focused on exactly what the document says which is to prevent and protect and mitigate agai

be not only a training ground for new military technologies, either domestic or foreign, from our partners here, and drones for the development of artificial intelligence , but also to become a country with a new economy on a military basis, because the army and the defense industry are the basis of our existence and development for a long-term strategic perspective. therefore , we will talk about new defense prospects from military start-ups to alliances between ukrainian and foreign defense industrial companies in our program with ukrainian experts who have powerful expertise and experience to evaluate this new reality. i am serhii zhoritsy. i am the director of the information consulting company defekt express, which, together with press channels, cover the most relevant trends in the field of security and defense, and now we are joined by denysa long-term member of the supervisory board of the ukrainian startup fund, the head of the unicorn neste company, mr. deniso. i congratulate you . i am glad to see you on the air of the espresso channel. it is good to see you. cool background and

uh, cooperation with our belarusian partner.is the creation of large logistics centers, large areas. here, this is a convenient link in the movement of goods in the east more recently we were in mongolia, they are also interested in exporting our products. e, where are our paradoxes and yours, therefore, we will definitely consider this option. and we also plan to take off from irkutsk to the aircraft industry . parts, components and assemblies have already been delivered, and in these winged machines there is a share of belarusian, a further more russia announces a multiple increase in civil aviation aircraft following. e, when this aircraft is already on the wing, we will recommend ourselves and declare ourselves as a technical base for servicing these aircraft. eh, so we are already experiencing a dry superjet. these are new. ah, a russian plane. e, we have been successfully conducting since 2022 in actually 6 months. we have received a certificate. we are moving further on the two banks of the yenisei, the city of krasnoyars

a lot of the defense partners focus in how do we deny it if it starts? that leaves open this whole battlefield, if you will, of confrontation in the meantime that allows china to gain in that competition. you have had a lot of experience in your pre-undersecretary days and special operations and intelligence world, it seems like a lot of the opportunity is in the persistent confrontation we see that china has been acting on or initiating in a lot of cases. it seems that we should be in there as well in that fray. >> i think the department has made some positive moves toward institutionalized irregular -- into the -- institutionalizing irregular warfare. right now, the chinese have engaged in quite sophisticated irregular warfare campaign against -- in the pacific for the past 10 to 15 years. during that time, we were obviously forces that would normally conduct warfare operations, obviously focused on the global war on terror. now that that has largely ended, it is an eternity for us to refocus special operations for kisses on conducting regular warfare

it was the president who reacted, then the answer went again, which is a call to western partners to help ukraine with money, as if the only question is whether the western partners know or there is any kind of communication with them. of the great war. is it purely politics , loud statements, i don’t know , playing on my audience, why these discussions exist in one way or another in ukrainian society, and not only in ukrainian society. of course they know and moreover at the level of our specialized committee we cooperate very closely, for example for the sake of europe , we work with our partners such as which if as a support all others who a has such deep expertise in the field of conducting elections of course we know about all these challenges of course we analyze even the experience of such countries that faced something similar, this is croatia, this is bosnia, and hercegovina, but all international partners and ukrainian experts , we all recognize that such a challenge in the field there were no elections on the european continent at all during its existence. of course, we ar

we are excited about the opportunity that lies ahead and partnering further with our pepsi partner. jake paul. and his brother, there were headlines around a drink partnership he has and the concerns around things like caffeine levels in products and the fact that there is a targeting of younger consumers as well. do you have any concerns as you are growing quickly that some people might be consuming these products and not fully aware of what is in the can? john: know, we are staying behind that. that is 18 and up, that is who we market to, we market in the gyms and health clubs. a lot of target marketing is 118 and up, festivals and a variety of program so you don't target kids. -- we don't target kids. what separates us from the competition is our demographic has been 50-50 male-female. and 18-45 plus in the category so we are ready new consumers in order demographic of consumers in the category for the first time. that is attracted to retailers. is quite interesting. -- it is quite interesting. jon: we are seeing the stock reaction today, thanks for your time, john fieldly, ceo o

let's dream about a military transport aviation that we will be able to preserve and then foreign partners will probably be involved or will join in some kind of cooperation to produce these planes and in the future it is possible to find third countries and third markets for sales together of these products. when ukraine will be able to take the position of not only an importer, but also regain its position as an exporter of weapons. but i am sure that this will already happen somewhere in cooperation with our foreign colleagues, because a competitive a product on the modern arms market, ukraine will be able to produce it in sufficient quantity, the same is a question of scaling in sufficient quantity precisely with international partners. as you rightly said, technologically, we also need to catch up a little . to quickly go through this path , we must also enter into joint projects with foreign colleagues. and this, by the way, is a ready basis for such joint projects, because, on the one hand, we seem to have examples there success, we are talking about the company bykar, about the com

partners are in your interest. and uh, i don't think this is gonna have an impact on the, on the, on the brocky use of dollars. so far as we know, the problem right now with the brick fairy is that it uses the amount of 68 percent of dollars and is trying to move death by year 23. 32 only. uh sir. uh and this is, this is an issue that's gonna actually take some time, but the morocco use of dollars is not to says right now we have a where it is far too far cuz they're using dollars. but we moved to other partners. and morocco is always open to using the other curious well, morocco just submitted this application to join brakes less than a week before the summit. is there a specific reason for that timing? well the, the announcement was made by the, by the, by the south africans. and historically morocco and as an issue and so that when it comes to our church, our integrity and the kind of 2 of our senior. and this was not, i don't think the next to the morocco does not say anything about this, but i don't think moro

, a coach, they found me a new partner.uch and such, we come right away somehow, perhaps they were embarrassed of each other. there were such awkward moments. but as for contacts, then they found it quickly, it was directly very difficult. yes, the level, perhaps we had it many times, but well , i won’t say that it didn’t really interfere with somehow quickly building each other. most importantly, according to height was very suitable because of this , it was very easy to dance for yourself already more old adults, by the way, he made a mistake in school boasts, what does varvara pass at the other city to do? the university will leave the dance and he will again find himself alone without a partner. my city minsk, shinomochnaya street 31, there are training sessions for sick dances five times one concentration of hutka with roma denisevich and varvara vasilkov shimpiano in the program of 10 dances, five in european and five in latin american sambo shasha rumba in sadobyl and jaev palatine couple when you train volga eduardo

they are our partner in today's event and are a great partner overall and there is a new publicationnown as counter journal volume seven issue to which you will find in your bag. and that publication but you will find is descriptions of the mission of our task force here and an overview of dhs's campaign in a number of interesting articles including i would know two articles about the work of the first ladies who will be joining us today. again, we are very grateful for their participation in today's events. later this morning you will hear a prerecorded announcement about an exciting new toolkit the u.s. chamber is coproducing with a 21 and the national beer wholesalers association. this document will provide additional education on forced labor indicators in the business environment. that toolkit will be released just a bit later this summer, or maybe early fall. uh, also you will hear about an upcoming joint publication from ashley chapman of the alliance for freedom restoration and justice. that joint publication from both organizations will highlight the work of business in help

partners that are allied with us, partners who are strategic competitors and new partners as we want them to come with us to a commercial space station that will be owned by u.s. entity. we want to be active in that area of scientific knowledge. we want to retain u.s. preeminence. while we have this focus where there programs, we are not yielding our preeminence for space research and development. >> i miss the space shuttle. i used to love to watch it. you are the secretary of defense for space policy and last november, your colleagues and you completed a document that was called the space strategy review. space strategic review. nicknamed scissors. i wondered about that. that document, i don't believe it exists in an unclassified version but i am hoping you can give this audience a sense of the broad concepts that frame our strategy as you put together that document and as you have been trying to carry that out. >> thank you to the aspen security form for this opportunity. the space strategic review, scissor was a herculean undertaken by my department. to really take a base level r