we pay for the research. drug companies to help the drugs, make billions then they charges -- charge as the highest prices in for the product. one last example. after receiving 12 billion from the federalal government, moder, has quadrupled the price of the covid vaccine, a vaccine of literally coinvented by nhi kiska $128. while the exact same medicine, same vaccine be available in europe for as little as $26. really? anybody here think that vaguely make sense? we develop the research, we pay for, we pay the highest prices and world. people can afford it. doesn't w make sense to me. in my view at this very difficult moment for american healthcare, and we are in a crisis situation, we need an nih director who is prepared to take on the greed of the pharmaceutical industry and use every tool at his or her disposal to substantially lower the outrageous cost of prescription drugs. the 1800 well-paid lobbyists from the pharmaceutical industry are all over this place, may not be happy about that thought, but that

we pay for the research. the drug companies develop the drugs, make billions in charge the highest prices in the world for the product. one last example. after receiving 12 billion from the federal government, they've quadrupled the price of the covid vaccine that was literally coinvented by nih scientists $128 for the exact same medicine, same vaccine will be available in europe for as little as $26. anybody here think that makes sense? we develop the research, we pay for it, the highest prices in the world, doesn't make sense to me. in my view at this very difficult moment for american health care and we are in a crisis situation we need an nih director who is prepared to take on the pharmaceutical industry and use every tool at his or her disposal to lower the outrageous cost of the prescription drugs. the 1800 well paid lobbyists from the pharmaceutical industry all over this place may not be happy about that but that is precisely what the american people want. the status quo is not working. we need funda

, it is a powerful research and production corporation. trace in world discoveries. our employees are co-authors of bazun hicks' discovery and are still working on the big one. status of a space power and its own satellite. the revenue from the space system is more than $20 million more than the cost of its creation and operation. conquering antarctica. not every country can afford to conduct this type of research. and on the front lines. the head of state set the task to have our own element base, our own microelectronics, we have developed a program for the development of microelectronics until 2030 for the 95th anniversary of the national academy of sciences of belarus, film by the telelenova agency vivat science, watch right now. republican the academy of sciences develops scientific problems that have theoretical and national economic significance, and not only for the republic, but also for the entire country, because our ancestors, they understood that it was impossible to create such a serious scientific center from scratch, so in 1922, it was created institu

there are plans to create a research nuclear reactor.n fifty countries, new opportunities for nuclear research. will appear in many areas, from medicine to nanotechnology. we understand that in general the circle of countries that are developing nuclear energy is limited, and belarus, right now, is in this small, narrow circle of states, and if a state develops nuclear energy, then scientific questions related to effective, safe operation of the same nuclear power plant, issues of handling radioactive waste, spent fuel, and for this we need science, we need research facilities, with the help in which all these points are worked out in practice. it is important for scientists to be in line with world trends, to create technologies first, with competitive output. product. in recent years , the global electric car market has been actively developing. belarus does not remain in the country here. there are more and more green cars in our country, and the emphasis on electric drives the development of the corresponding infrastructure. we striv

what is the state of counsel research on the continent overall? it's very, very easy to in fact i recently, we did a review of nature just to try and see how much out, which is there, or how much is which is happening. and that's because very, very, very true. and this isn't, that's coincidence of these to something countries. but very few of those countries that actually do research and that is appropriate mean. so, and that is why even the question on increasing numbers becomes problematic because there was many people doing actual research to tell us what the, the correct numbers. so everything is based on a lot of the split the little estimates for many countries there. but the problem is that the few countries in africa, that's how population wides, cuz that registries. so again, that's a problem. how do we know how much disease the res is standard? they're just results covering all the areas and increasing the areas. so to answer the question, the shots, there's not much of research going on income. so for my, for you to choose the if the pr

because the costs of research and development, especially in the basic research layer, are very high and require the participation of different countries. it's good that we are taking the initiative there let's take the capacity of advanced countries, in fact, equal to ours, like china, like brazil, the rest of the countries that are present in these agreements, and we can play a more prominent role through synergy , i explained, to bring the country to the international level in the field of science and technology. our time is limited, so let me ask you some other questions. in the event that was held a few days ago, i saw one thing that was very important, it was to exchange information and create questions and solve problems for issues that exist in the future, for example, solving elderly issues that some countries of the islamic world will deal with in the future in this regard, you also talk about the program that exists. now, if you have followed it, please let me know. yes, in the speech of the honorable president , it was also suggested that we can expand the scope of the su

she's a research electra at the university of the medical school. hello and welcome to program bottom. auto buys breast cancer awareness month. but with all this awareness, how much capability is there on the continent to detect and treat to this type of concept? well, basically this creating, the, the nipples that i use it used for screening don't require much sophisticated piece . many times it's you couldn't quite examination. and level coffee as well. and i also sounds fiscal submission. of course it can be done without anything that's means it's available everywhere for as long as the people know wants to do, cause will press examination. you have to know exactly how to do it. so as long as the knowledge is that is low, appropriate ultrasound is widely available in the confidence even lower. so sentence, the post office of being used for diagnostic impulses, problems. so as using data source for screening. so it's a strain, but otherwise the facility for using ultrasound for breast cancer screening is the most intense enough for that, but well,

in accordance with these priorities , priority areas of scientific research are formed. today, in the structure of the national academy of sciences of belarus there are 108 scientific, scientific-practical and production organizations united in clusters, the state will develop correctly, purposefully, positively, if it supports science, we support science, then we create new technologies, new technologies create new the forward movement of the entire society creates the attractiveness of our country, even now... in this difficult period , say, sanctions, we occupy a fairly good, thirtieth place in the world ranking, and in a number of areas and higher, our developments are world-class in various fields , this is not only information technology, this is agriculture, everything connected with physics, with the processing of materials, the creation of new materials, nanomaterials, and of course one cannot help but say about the cultural value that we... constantly support in our country. they are devoted to their work, i feel to myself, at a certain level, they are dedicate

you visited different research centers.uainted with iranian specialists, scientists and companies intense how do you see this exchange of technology between the scientists of the islamic world and how do you think it can be more effective and in which fields? this is a good opportunity that has been created in iran and it shows the strength and initiative of iranians . at the same time, it shows that the mosfafa award shows that there is an opportunity for cooperation between the islamic world and us, and the islamic world as a whole can move in this direction . and allow him to use these achievements in the discussion of research and in the discussion of cooperation dear professor ahmed ismail, i also say hello and congratulate you. he also asked this question, well, the mosfafa award is an award among the scientists of the islamic world , how do you see the position of the award for all the scientists who are the scientists of the islamic world, as well as the scientists of this platform and this space. in which senior re

research, and medical research, not just a flight, it will really be work, very serious scientific workious scientific work is being carried out by our scientists at the ends of the earth, now they are already preparing for the sixteenth, and antarctic expedition, the trip is supposed to be 13 people this time, well , before there were 12, the general focus of research is climatology, flora and fauna, ecology, and also testing and studying the operation of our devices , which are produced at the academy of sciences, in critical conditions, we took our drone there, and it turned out to work very well, even in such conditions, and there it is very difficult, thanks to our belarusian -made technology, our polar explorers managed to advance more than 200 km into the continent and expand the research area of ​​the belarusian expedition. how are things going with the youth and personnel? but even so, we have noticed over the last five years, probably, but certainly in the academy of sciences, there are more young specialists, are they willing to come? every year the academy of sciences receiv

and researchers.s institute operates in four scientific fields, including nanobiosystem technology . artificial tools biology and diagnosis, and finally chemistry and green energy , we were able to make tremendous progress in these four areas, especially apart from the publications we had , we brought about 400 inventions to the top in different fields and we were able to give more than 80 inventions a commercial name and many more. we are happy that these 80 inventions belong to our company. in fact, it can be said that our research is mission-oriented and we hope to achieve more successes in the field of research in the coming years. i also hope that we can be effective by commercializing and transferring our research and provide valuable services. one of the things that dot what is interesting about their work is that they created a spin-off company. that this company had produced the technical know -how that can actually solve a problem in diabetes that we could not solve by using nano technology

the number of researchers exceeds 5,500.nsists of seven branches and more than a hundred organizations. belarusian scientists have established contacts with colleagues from 85 countries, the most significant cooperation, bright, noticeable, effective, efficient , of course, is with russia at this stage with china, we now have many projects, we are working with a number of provinces, developing cooperation with india in the field of pharmacy, we have now outlined other projects, we are cooperating well with the vietnamese academy of sciences and other centers, in connection with iran, with mongolia, united arab emirates, saudi arabia, european union countries. since 2017, belarus, acting as a coordinator, has played a consolidating role in the international association of the academy of sciences, uniting 27 major scientific centers from the cis countries, china, vietnam, mongolia and others. there are no borders in science, countries are only strengthening cooperation from year to year, there are more and more common projects

randy poker helped establish the research station more than 10 years ago. the 58 year old isn't just researching the future. he also wants to help shape. it's the biggest thing that we're learning is you know, that we can affect how these ecosystems behave now and into the future. and if we want to mitigate or limit the ability of our eco systems like plans to influence climate change, then you start thinking about doing some things. now the findings of raise the awareness of feet lands at the highest political levels and they are feeding into the you and into cover mental panel on climate change. or i, p. c. c. reports were very proud of the impact for make and you know, i'm, but now instead of this community, you know, 20 years ago was really the critical importance of these eco systems. and so appeal on this for a relatively under study. but our current research is going to impact and get to the decision makers at all levels of government started thinking about how to conserve these eco systems. the scientific evidence shows the peat, land protection equ

which is why the next total for the researches is funding bias. perhaps i can convince a god and center there's a north. finland has units, most extensive paid lands home to red animal and plant spaces. but these bio types also died as i was stripped mind for fuel or drains to make room for forest plantations. taylor most and then has been working to mitigate the damage. he's a climate scientist and activist fund as a globally respected scholar. he also contributed to the you in climate change reports. he has an especially strong bond is one pete land and he's nice. he's been land, it almost feels like lino, so it is kind of a person. you see some kind of a presence here. for example, this would piece that i'm now looking at a maple that is only be 2 or 3000 years old. i often want to think that these lands are if the memory of feeling loved without hosting him and his normal profits. no change then. and so a wouldn't exist as it does today. it's one of around a few areas across the country that have been successfully rewarded. and it's new. the 4

we technology research firm, lopez research. ~ . , technology research firm, lopez research. ~ ., , . — research. we are trying to balance the _ research. we are trying to balance the concept - research. we are trying to balance the concept of. balance the concept of innovation and regulation. we did see some wins in this executive order. for example, we are seeing homeland security going to use ai we are seeing homeland security going to use al to prevent cyber. we are acting at technology vendor is to provide ways to test and validate and understand in unexplainable wave that is going on with models when we see something to do with privacy. immigration law is another great potential win for the us in terms of bringing more talent in. what we really have a lack of at this moment is the ability to put any teeth behind what happens if a technology vendor doesn't comply with an executive order? we are at a point when it is almost six months since most of these different labour and department groups have to tell us what their strategies are. i think we are at the very beginning of someth

my father is also in my college just from the research here. a few me gave him of the some vague i learned a lot from his into their cell that he sparked my interest in nature is all been hanging. he'd been up to these mysterious organisms and not the plants, no animals, they form their own kingdom. patrick burn is picky about his mushrooms. he needs special types, the special tasks, the itself gets most today. today i've still got 2 or 3 mushrooms on my wish list for material development into the clue groups. there are 2 or 3 types of bracket. fungus. i'd like to find now to use in my next few months work next and pardon me? oh no. he gets lucky, i'm fine again, no dam, which is just right for his research. he's not keen on the idea of ordering funky on the internet. the low con, locally funky, just work much better in my lab than the thunder you can buy, just anywhere. i'm get calls things to see cuz even you will hear. i've never worked out why you can help, but for me that's what works and think so. so she's $99.00. i used to be a joiner. h

, that is, the book depository is at the same time a whole research center, yes, yes, yes, of course,t was also not always, it’s only probably, well, not so long ago, that’s precisely the biases towards scientific research, or always 100 years ago too, 100 years ago belarusian science was also just emerging, this is the institute of belarusian culture, then the twenty-ninth year is the creation of the belarusian academy of sciences , which has gone all the way to today’s national academy of sciences of belarus, it is clear that the library also developed in various historical periods. yes, initially, it was primarily a book depository, collecting information at that time to provide the emerging young belarusian academic science has this information, but gradually, especially after the period of the great patriotic war. it’s especially since the sixties and seventies that research has begun at the present stage, yes, and when i became the director , as a scientist, i came from the institute of history, i began to direct the team towards more active work in the field of research, includ

my father is also in my college just on the from the research here. a few me gave him of the some vague i learned a lot from his internet so that he sparked my interest in nature to solomon hanging enough to these mysterious organisms and not the plants. no animals, they form their own. patrick moon is picky about his mushrooms. he needs special types of special tasks. the top gets most today today. i've still got 2 or 3 mushrooms on my wish list for material development. antique clue. delta gibbs. there are 2 or 3 types of bracket . fungus, i'd like to find now to use in my next few months work next and thought, oh no, he gets lucky and finds again, no damage, which is just right for his research. he's not keen on the idea of ordering from the on the internet. the look on local funky just worked much better in my lab, the funding you called i just anywhere the i'm the cost is to use this for even you here. i've never worked out why you can help you, but for me that's what works and think. so let's just manually luna used to be a joiner. he also studi

and scientist, it will highlight and make the researchers available, visible for researchers from other part of the muslim countries and maybe from the world, so we can communicate, we can exchange experience, we can collaborate, hopefully this will help subjects, individuals, not only in the muslim countries, but the humanity in general, thank you so much, okay, that was mr. validers. from kuwait, now um, as you are seeing, today is the second day of the step, the science and technology exchange program, this event started yesterday, it will continue um tomorrow, which is the final day of a step, and also tomorrow will be the closing ceremony of the mustafa award, cover, thank you very much for that, we appreciate it there at the venuehan, thank you. moving on, britain's government says it wants to deploy military instructors to ukraine. the british defense minister grant shaps says the opportunity has risen following a discussion with british military chiefs on friday. he says the west of ukraine has better condition for such an opportunity in particular. this comes as ukrainian armed

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for the researchers of the islamic world. by investing in the knowledge of researchers of the islamic world , we can introduce their projects to the world. according to the officials of pardis technology park, based on the agreements between selected scientists and companies iranian academics will soon provide a platform for sharing ideas and experiences of both sides. vahid zakiri rath, radio news reporter. a group of foreign scientists for the company. they came to iran for mossaffa award and attended the experience transfer meeting at royan research institute of isfahan. this pejorkadeh started its activity since 2003 and has three sub-categories of egyptian production of stem cells and biotechnology . the royan research code of isfahan is one of the scientific centers that hosts the scientists participating in the fifth mustafa awarding ceremony in the science and technology transfer event of the mostafa fasei award. is to approach sciences to each other, stem cell laboratories , genetics, embryology and engineering. the

carefully stored and purchased with funds raised by thousands of american women to help continue researchm everything from x-rays to cancer treatment to nuclear energy. 24 years after that visit, a girl born in syria. she dreamt of being madam moving to paris and becoming a scientist and then a family with real wisdom told her that if you want to dream big, dream about going to america. that's where great science happens. we're determined to return great science to america by invest 2% of our gdp in science and technology. now we invest .7 of our jdp and by the way she did come to america and her name was doctor akel here today doctor where are you. there you are. [applause] stand up so they can see you. [applause] thank you. ground breaking scientist studying neurobiology and emotions we can use that badly. anyway she joined 20 other americans receiving our nation highest honoring in science and technology. the national medal of science is given for outstand country to knowledge in the sciences and national medal of technology innovation for outstanding contributions for the improvement

i think this path can make anyone a good scientist and researcher.iran, we have many collaborations with universities in mashhad, tehran and isfahan. there is a large network of universities with which we cooperate in various scientific researches. i will give you an example of some of our projects. some of the things we have done in the last two decades are extremely important enzymes . we know that enzymes are biocatalysts, they have important functions. the catalyst of the chemical function of a living organism is done with the help of enzymes, but these enzymes lead to disease if they are too much. therefore, the important role of enzymes should not be ignored, but inhibiting the activity of this enzymes are also important. there are many cases, for example, choline, which is related to alzheimer's disease , was one of our projects. we identified many inhibitors, some of which were very important and we were able to produce them as superior molecules. aromatic is an enzyme that catalyzes the binding of estrogen. in breast cancer, estrogen helps c

domestic researchers. in this important conference, we have 14 foreign speakers who will give their speeches online. these lectures are from america, france, germany, australia and a large number of prominent people in the fields of physiology and pharmacology of the country are present in the campus of semnan university of medicine and, god willing , we will use the capacity and capabilities and speeches of these dear ones in these 3 days . what does physiology and pharmacology mean? let me tell you two very important fields of basic medical science. one is physiology , in the field of physiology, we examine the functions of the body's organs in health conditions, and the second field is pharmacology, which in pharmacology examines the effects of drugs. examination of body function in disease conditions and these two are completely intertwined and their research areas are very common and one is actually the science of the functions of the organs , it examines the natural functioning of the body in health

with folks qualitative research is completed research is adequate talk about what a shared beliefs are as researchers as a look at climate from all these different angles to one of her shared beliefs with come up with his climate change isn't everything problem. it's not a silo over here. it's not fema, if someone organization with the government picket something we need to think about climate change as a problem that touches on all of our lives come all of our work and, therefore, we need this whole of government halts of society, whole of community approach to dealing with it. in that spirit and as i trying to choose a study to feature today from urban, i couldn't it because there's too many and this too many diverse everything kind to study at them going to give you seven studies in seven minutes i have left. each with a headline finding it and i will say all these come from different researchers at urban, different centers, different approaches. we will have all of these links and event page and also emailed to you afterwards. i hope this is a bit of appetite, which are appetite in

research done by these researchers like dr.. to we look at the research done on ms disease , we see prominent articles by iranian researchers, which are not highly praised. the international status of mustafa award was one of the reasons for the presence of this scientist in this event. this award is especially important for the region of the islamic world because it promotes the development of research and the spirit of science production in islamic countries. the main point of the mustafa award is to focus on cooperation. he was also the winner of the last mustafa award. i dedicate this award to my parents, brothers and sisters, as well as my wife samia and my two children lyal and malik. i present the golden advice of this successful lady to all the young ladies of the world. you should not work for an award, but you should love your cartoon. you should face difficulties. failure is not the end. keep going until you achieve success . the experiences of both sides will provide the basis for the expansion of joint scientific c

they've been required to review nearly all funded research and federally regulated research.they prevent problematic research from proceeding and they also help make sure the science is strong. as i understand this, if a clinical trial can't answer the questions it sets out to study or does properly communicate the risks of the study to the people who participate in it, then it is the job of the irb to step in and keep patients safe. but rapid consolidation and a private equity ownership of irb's has raised serious questions about whether the boards are leaving vulnerable patients exposed to unnecessary risks. while most are affiliated with universities, the irb's that are not associated with any institution known as commercial are reviewing a larger share of drug clinical trials and according to a recent gao report despite representing 2% of the review board now review over half of the studies involving investigational new drugs. the gao reported private equity backed irb is and i'm going to quote our beholden to their clients or equityholders in other words people that put

head of koddeh research, royan isfahan, also said: our research shows that herbal medicines are used in many treatments it is effective against diseases. for example, we have shown many drugs that affect the heart , stem cells, liver , and many drugs that affect infertility in animals. in human, we showed that royan research institute of isfahan, under the royan research institute complex , started its activity in 2003 and has three sub-units, stem cell reproduction and biotechnology. mohammad ali sohilpour news of isfahan radio and television, the end of this news section. buy deals. do you know where you are, you, you, a large carpet, a single bed, a good gas, a bed and a mattress , that's all, you're just saying that you want to buy parts. half a billion just for the whole house, whatever you put your hands on , you can bring it, just for the whole house, chandeliers, sofas, and tea makers , a complete set of sports equipment to be always healthy, you want a laptop, you want a mobile phone. it's long , take it anywhere you want with a check without a guarantor and free shipping. b

and research done by these researchers like dr.raian. when we look at the research done on ms , we see outstanding articles by iranian researchers, which is very praiseworthy. the international status of mustafa award is one of the reasons for the presence of this scientist in this was the event. this award is especially important for the region of the islamic world because it promotes the development of research and expansion of morale. science is produced in islamic countries. the main purpose of the mustafa award is to focus on collective cooperation in the islamic world for the expansion of science. a scholarly lady who left her husband mohammad sayegh this year, who was also the winner of the mustafa award last year. i dedicate this award to my parents, brothers and sisters, as well as my wife samia and my two children. i present lial malek and the golden advice of this successful lady to all the young women of the islamic world. you should not work for the prize rather, you have to love your cartoon to achieve success. accord

s. government research station in northern, minnesota. the facility has an annual budget of about $5000000.00, making it one of the most expensive climate experiments in the world. not really griffith, as i've seen a ground breaking project on how flat to pray, and people hands will decompose the climate change. its samples have been buried bags and we bought them get a better sense of what's going to happen to these eco systems under teacher climates. they're very critical ecosystems for carbon does carbons been deposited over a thousands of years. and so it's really important understand what's going to happen under warming, and these really high carbon ecosystems, colker and griffith hayes have to pete simulating different climates in each class . how. how will the book behave at 9 degrees of global warming, or the bags provide crucial clues the spinning for certain years pretty decompose, and we have a lot of other bags buried in the seat here. the high, the temperature, the oil, the organic components and the pete decompose and the mo

i made these changes through research and research, and i believe that everyone has a special talent we should use this talent in the best way so that we can make changes. let's do it for the jury of the award of mustafa, may god bless him and grant him peace, that mrs. inang why and how he converted to islam was not a significant issue , but the importance and value of his activities in the growth and development of science in today's world, which attracted the opinion of the jury. this institute was established in 203 and in 204 we moved to biopol . this institute operates in four scientific fields, including nanotechnology , artificial biosystems, biological tools and diagnostics, and finally chemistry and green energy. we were able to make tremendous progress in these four areas especially apart from the publications that we had , we have achieved about 400 inventions in various fields and we were able to give a commercial aspect to more than 80 inventions, and we are very happy that these 80 inventions belong to our company. in fact, it can be said that our research is mission-o

and as well highlight the impact and push the impact of muslim nations and muslim researchers on the whole in the world as a whole. um, there's a lot of good talent and lot of good research happening in the muslim world and as well by muslim reachers outside of the world and having the mostafa prize along was a step program was it and along the initiatives around it is really a great way to push everything that's happening to the next level, so that's another very strong thing that's very unique about the mustafa prize. thank you so much, that was professor ahmad hasan, one of the laureates of this year's mustafa prize. now we move to our next item. in the final episode of... our special coverage program of the fifth edition of the mustafa prize, we are hosting the laureets of this year's event and now we are joined by one of the winners of this year's eventuh professor samya huri uh from lebanon i say hello to you uh could you please introduce yourself to our viewers and uh tell us uh your area of expertise and in what field you have managed to win the award i am. professor of neuro

the researches and scientists all over the world for in a race against time. they are peers and arrivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube, dw documentary, the talks in trouble and false thing, can all home all parties as can support and fullness. if you ever do it within the right. so this is the same sources of stress can actually be obsessed also, but learning how to cope with challenges, help sell body become more resilient the the good, the bad and much more this week on tomorrow's today dw science program, the nicholas gwen blog is a molecular biologist and best selling populace science all of his work led into a very big question. what are the positives of something that isn't itself spot for us? if you have something that we humans created like a building or a call and watch, the more you use it, the more one down it gets and then the less functionality. so you can say that the car ages as you use it, but you know, biological organisms are different because when we stress ourselves, when we use our bodies

, the researchers of the country, even from the level of students. students and professors can enter their ideas and needs on this site. after the steps , it will be coded and available to all devices. please explain what this system of ideas and needs means. yes, see an example. for example, let's say that the ministry of oil has a set of projects. well , they used to announce this on their website, but according to these approvals, we have one document for each need of the country. we are producing science , it looks like a scientific paper, and it becomes unique . we call it and this is searchable on the internet, researchers can enter this site listen, the professors want to define the project for their students. yes , at the master's or doctorate levels , they can choose the topics according to the needs of different organizations, and what path will this take in the course of approval in that educational group. he will be appointed and with the arrangements that have been made during the last year , he will be awarded the related researches, no

and the flow of research and research should be on the track of meeting the needs of the country. the scientific and technological successes of the country in the field of improving the quality of health and food authenticity were among the other topics of the meeting. we currently have a program to use new technologies and. we have artificial intelligence to control the authenticity of food , which is a kind of research that is practical and in line with the health needs of the society and guidance and the training of students who can ultimately provide good service and presentation to the health system is supposed to reach the scientific authority of the country, a meeting was held with the presence of the elites of the country, continued by fatemeh faramarezi , radio news, the end of this khodang news segment. on the occasion of the press police game and its victory , as well as other games of our country's representatives , we invited one of the famous football leaders of our country , mr. mohammad kalhour, a former player of press police and one of the prominent coaches. in t