farzin, the head of the central bank, are also present in riyadh. i would also like to point out that the international islamic development bank is one of the most important banks, after saudi arabia and libya, iran is the third shareholder of this bank . more than 400 infrastructure and commercial projects from this bank has used the facilities of more than 6 billion . you are ms. ranjbar, a senior reporter of the saudi broadcasting news agency in riyadh. the international monetary fund announced iran's 15% growth in the oil sector. the international monetary fund announced that iran will export 1.4 million barrels of oil per day in 2023 , which is an increase of 500,000 barrels compared to 2023 . according to the report of the international monetary fund , iran's oil production in 2023 faced an increase of 500,000 barrels compared to the previous year and reached 3.1 million barrels per day. iran's gas production is equivalent to 48 million per day the oil barrel in 2022 reached the daily equivalent of 5 million and 100 thousand barrels in 20023.

there was a possibility that the wta finals will be staged in riyadh late last year but in the end thessful event and now a three—year deal for saudi arabia to stage it in the capital riyadh and the prize money will increase slightly in years two and three in this year's some instance of a $15 million, just over £12 million and thatis million, just over £12 million and that is some significant because it is fractionally more than the atp were offering for last year's end of season atp finals and it's very much in line with the wta's drive to try and create equal prize money, virtually across the board by 2033 but it will not come without its criticism. chris everett and martina navratilova penned an article for the washington post injanuary and they felt that a decision like this would be a step back, notjust for when the's sport but for women in general. when the's sport but for women in ueneral. . , ., when the's sport but for women in ueneral. ., , ., ., when the's sport but for women in ueneral. ., i. ., ., when the's sport but for women in ueneral. ., ., ., ., ., when the's sport

. players he is meeting in riyadh are severalthings.umber players he is meeting in riyadh are several things. number one, players he is meeting in riyadh are severalthings. number one, he has got to convince the saudis there is a deal ahead, that the us security guarantees are going to make it worthwhile for them to continue forward. he has got to convince other gulf states, the emirates, qatar, perhaps kuwait and others that there is a deal achievable that will allow them to put investment into the gaza strip for that day after. �* , ., ., into the gaza strip for that day after. �*, ., ., _, . into the gaza strip for that day after. �*, ., ., . ., ., after. he's got to convince all of them that _ after. he's got to convince all of them that the _ after. he's got to convince all of them that the united _ after. he's got to convince all of them that the united states - after. he's got to convince all of them that the united states can i them that the united states can bring the israelis up to scratch, they can get a deal done and right n

and it is focused a lot on what _ riyadh. and it is focused a lot on what is _ riyadh.ocused a lot on what is happening in gaza. we had the palestinian president giving a speech— the palestinian president giving a speech earlier in the morning, and in his_ speech earlier in the morning, and in his address he reached out and appealed — in his address he reached out and appealed to the united states and president biden to stop israel from carrying _ president biden to stop israel from carrying out the invasion in rafah. he said _ carrying out the invasion in rafah. he said it— carrying out the invasion in rafah. he said it was important the united states— he said it was important the united states exerts that pressure on israet— states exerts that pressure on israel and prevents that. that was one of— israel and prevents that. that was one of the — israel and prevents that. that was one of the first things, and then they— one of the first things, and then they will— one of the first things, and then they will be a lot of action tomorrow, a lot of diplomacy around gaza bec

the 49th annual meeting of the islamic development bank will be opened today in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia, with the presence of the minister of economy of our country. the largest international development bank in the islamic world is a bank with an age of nearly 5 decades, whose rules are based on islamic sharia. islamic development bank is the largest financial institution of the organization of islamic cooperation, which is managed according to sharia laws, and of course, it has one of the highest credit ratings of international banks. level. its capital after the sixth round of capital increase of this bank is 66 billion euros, iran is one of the 57 members of this bank, a membership that now has a history of about 4 decades . euro has become a member of this investment bank, which after 6 rounds of share increase has now reached more than five and a half billion euros. after saudi arabia and libya, the islamic republic of iran is one of the major shareholders of the islamic development bank , and nigeria, qatar, egypt, kuwait, the united arab emirates and turkey are also

secretary of state antony blinken is in riyadh.e will be in conversation with the world economic forum head president. we'll have the latest later today. back to you. >> dan, touching on oil right there which is down at the moment the key issue was growth in your conversations. i know ministers said the geopolitical tensions were nothing new. did they touch on the impact of the ambitious plans for direct foreign investment >> that is critical, frank here in the dkingdom, we have seen acceleration of the economic diversificadiversifica. they are relying on the petrol dollars. it has been actively investing billions into the sector to drive a new wave of growth to modernize the economy and lift up the society and bring this country into the future. now, we are seeing progress on that however, there has been some concern in the past couple of months particularly in the headlines about how saudi arabia is going to pay for it what we have seen is funding for those projects like some being scaled back and that has perhaps spooked foreign

razia ranjbar of riyadh radio and television news agency. the parliament entered the review of the second part of the 1403 budget bill. the second part of the bill is dedicated to the budget tables and figures, and the representatives in today's public meeting related tables . revenues and temporary and one- year plans of the government were approved. of course, the table related to device credits and benefits rights was also modified. well, in these tables, attention was paid to the provinces. attention was paid to deprived areas. 75 thousand billion tomans the papers had been raised again when we returned it. taxes in some provinces had an unusual increase, check this. it was modified by the opinion of experts for the country's macros. no addition was made in the islamic council on taxes, not even a single rial. the tax burden and tax pressure this year 403 is lighter than the last 3 years. what is the cause? a few important things have happened. it has caused our tax revenues to increase this year. one of them was that some of the exempti

razia ranjbar, radio and television news agency, riyadh. the presence of 700 daneshmounian companies in the 6th exhibition of export products of iran, according to the deputy of business development of the scientific vice president, about 1500 daneshbounian products were presented in this exhibition. mr. gadmagahi also mentioned the 40% increase in the company's foreign delegations. the presenter announced in this event. last year, we had about 60 contracts in the field of knowledge, and this year we expect this number to double. last year, the entire expo 400 exhibition a million dollar contract was signed. this year , it is expected that one billion dollar contracts will be concluded in this exhibition, and our prediction is that at least 20-30% of these contracts will be related to knowledge-based products. ammar people's film festival released the nationwide call for sadiq's promise in four formats. according to the announcement of the secretariat of the ammar film festival, this festival is organizing this artistic event with the aim o

razia ranjbar of riyadh radio and television news agency. today, the parliament entered into the review of the department. the second budget bill was 1403. the second part of the bill is dedicated to the budget tables and figures, and the representatives in the public meeting today approved the tables related to the revenues and temporary and one-year plans of the government. of course, the table related to device credits and benefits was also modified. well, in this tables were focused on the provinces. attention was paid to deprived areas. 75 thousand billion tomans of bonds. it had been increased again, which we reversed . the tax in some provinces had an unusual increase, which we checked , and it was adjusted with the opinion of an expert for the country's majors. no addition was made in the islamic council on taxes, not even a single rial.

lot of international pressure at the moment, you've got the world economic forum taking place in riyadhth the us secretary of state antony blinken, britain's foreign secretary lord cameron is there, arab ministers have been talking very much about gaza and what needs to happen, and then you have this phone call between the us president and the israeli prime minister, we understand that the focus there was very much on these ongoing discussions to try to bring hostages home from gaza. it is notable that we have had these three hostages, all men, held by hamas, their videos released in recent days as proof of life by hamas, and two out of the three are israeli american citizens. so really that does add a lot of momentum also to the domestic pressure in israel, we have seen that with a big rally in tel aviv on saturday night once again, with hostage families demanding desperately that the government does more to bring their loved ones home. find government does more to bring their loved ones home.— government does more to bring their loved ones home. and meanwhile, the un has warned — loved

razia ranjbar of riyadh radio and television news agency. minister cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism, in a meeting with the minister of social development of oman , announced the plans of this ministry for the development of tourism and cooperation in the field of cultural heritage and handicrafts with oman. in the field of flights between the two countries, now we have about 20 flights, it should reach 60 flights , we had 84 thousand omani tourists last year, about a third of them in the field of health, it can be much more than this, minister of social development of oman, mrs. laila bint ahmad also said. we are interested in developing cooperation in the field of handicrafts in the field of joint exhibitions with iran. cooperation in academic and educational fields, archeology, tourism and women's affairs were among the other issues discussed in this meeting. national media, same as the first stage. in order to achieve electoral justice and to make people know more about the candidates and their programs, the elections have provi

as you can see, our correspondent, sameer hashmi, standing by for us in riyadh. good to see you. us through what the latest is where you are. well, today is the first day of the world economic forum, the special meeting that's happening in riyadh. and it's focused a lot on what's happening in gaza. we had the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, who gave a speech earlier in the morning, and in his address he reached out and appealed to the united states and president biden to stop israel from carrying out the invasion in rafah. he said it was important the united states exerts that pressure on israel and prevents that. so that was one of the first things, and then there will be a lot of action tomorrow, a lot of diplomacy around gaza because us secretary of state antony blinken will be arriving here, he will be meeting a lot of leaders from the region, including the foreign ministers of the gulf region, he'll be meeting arab leaders, then in the evening there will be a meeting between the five countries from the eu along with the arab countries to find a resolution to this issue

mahmoud abbas is at the world economic forum summit in riyadh.he will be joined there on monday by the us secretary of state, antony blinken. other key international figures are expected in the saudi city and sideline meetings are expected to discuss the war in gaza and the way forward. that could include further ceasefire talks — a hamas delegation is reportedly in cairo for discussions there on monday. this is the appeal from palestinian president mahmoud abbas to the us, urging it convince israel to reconsider any offensive in rafah. translation: and i say here - what's happening now in gaza, | and what will happen in the coming few days, and what israel will do by invading the city of rafah, all the palestinians from gaza are gathered in rafah and it's only one small strike that would force them to flee the gaza strip. and here, the biggest catastrophe in the history of the palestinian people would happen. we hope israel will not attack. we call on the united states of america to ask israel to not carry out the rafah attack, because america i

the international vice president of the central bank, who traveled to riyadh to participate in the islamic development bank meeting, said that on the sidelines of the meeting, negotiations were held with the central banks of different countries, as a result of which new openings of iran's blocked foreign exchange resources are on the way. on the sidelines of the summit , there should be good negotiations with the officials of international organizations and the central banks of the countries that are on our business side. in order to release our masoudi sources in some countries , which had not been used for many years, it was done, which, god willing, will be announced in the future. mr. karimi also said: we made cross payments for umrah pilgrims using blocked sources. hajj transverse payments of hajj. it is tamata and umrah that, well, for hajj umrah in the past days, fortunately , the central bank managed to transfer money to commercial banks and zirab in saudi arabia from the blocked sources. we are on this journey let's turn it into a stable monetary banking relationship that , god wi

in riyadh saudi arabia. and that's where us secretary of state antony blinken is right now hoping to jumpstart hostage release and ceasefire talks involving israel and hamas, you met just a few minutes ago with saudi arabia's foreign minister. also meet with other arab officials later today. they're expected to discuss aid to gaza, how to achieve it and the quote, a lasting peace and potential pathway to a palace syrian state as well. this comes after us president joe biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke by phone on sunday, a source described that call has constructive and said they addressed a number of issues regarding the war soon as priscilla alvarez has more now on the discussion between the two leaders and other us diplomatic efforts in the middle east president biden on sunday spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a call that was primarily focused on a hostage deal that according to a source familiar. >> now, this call lasted just under an hour and was described

this year's finals will take place from 2—9 november in riyadh.h as this to "sportswash" its reputation amid accusations of violating human rights and restricting women's lives and freedom of speech. joining me now is tennis journalist ben rothenberg. thanks very much for coming on the programme. thanks very much for coming on the programme-— programme. thank you for having. sto what programme. thank you for having. step what was _ programme. thank you for having. stop what was your _ programme. thank you for having. stop what was your reaction, - programme. thank you for having. stop what was your reaction, what | stop what was your reaction, what did you make of this decision? not a big surprise. there's been a drumbeat about this for about a year that saudi arabia was closing in on this event and it was possibly going to happen last year. the wta has been scrabbling a bit, really. they had this deal that started in 2019 that was supposed be ten year deal to host their year—end championships, their signature events, in china, but the coronavirus

so that was lord cameron. addressing the world economic forum in riyadh.have no major issues with the plan. lord cameron saying that there is a generous offer of a sustained 40 day ceasefire in gaza, in exchange for the release of hostages. he said that the current proposal before hamas includes the release of potentially thousands of palestinian prisoners. he went on to say that he hopes hamas accepts the proposal in front of them and added that this conflict will not end until all the hostages are released. lord cameron also saying, i believe the hamas leadership and those responsible for the october the 7th attack on israel need to leave gaza in order to have a political horizon for a two state solution. so those comments from lord cameron coming as there is talk of this new ceasefire deal, a delegation from hamas is to attend talks in egypt today. the un and humanitarian official say the war in gaza has brought it to the brink of famine. with more from jerusalem, here is our middle east correspondent yolande knell, and a warning that you may find parts

in riyadh earlier today, blinken says at this point it comes down to hamas. >> hamas has before it atraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a ceasefire is hamas. >> joining us now on the phone andrea mitchell who is reporting from riyadh and matt bradley. andrea, you are there covering this adidas live effort for a ceasefire. is there a sense this time could be different? >> we are hoping that it is different. there is a feeling desperation here. first of all the gulf countries meeting here today with secretary blinken, making his seventh trip since october 7. so pretty urgent. and there is a real feeling that it is basically now or never. if they go into rafah, that will widen the war. so under great pressure netanyahu from his opposition leaders as well as from hostage families. and in fact a key opposition leader now saying that the hostages should be the priority. [ inaudible ] this is all up to one man who is believed to be underground in the tunnels. other hamas leaders are willing

in the last half—hour, it's been announced that the saudi arabian capital, riyadh, has been confirmedee years. our sports news correspondent laura scottjoins me now. there had been speculation that this would be the decision, how controversial is this?- would be the decision, how controversial is this? well, it is no surprise _ controversial is this? well, it is no surprise that _ controversial is this? well, it is no surprise that it _ controversial is this? well, it is no surprise that it has - controversial is this? well, it is no surprise that it has gone - controversial is this? well, it is i no surprise that it has gone there, it had been mooted for some time, but there will be some strong reaction to this, especially given it is such a high—profile event featuring the top eight singles players and doubles teams of the. top form applies, martina navratilova and chris evert, have previously said that taking the crown jewels of women's tennis, as they call these finals, to saudi arabia would be a step backward, given the reputation for human rights violations and oppressing women.

state, antony blinken will visit jordan and israel after a stop at the world economic forum summit in riyadhas we just mentioned, the israeli defense force chief spokesperson, daniel hagari has said aid going into gaza has increased in recent weeks. let's listen to what he said. over the last few weeks, the amount of humanitarian aid going into gaza has significantly increased. in the coming days, the amount of aid going into gaza will continue to scale up even more. food, water, medicalsupplies, shelter equipment, and other aid. more aid is going into gaza than ever before. ~ . , ., ., before. we have “ust heard that neaative before. we have “ust heard that negative state _ before. we have just heard that negative state antony _ before. we have just heard that negative state antony blinken l negative state antony blinken has arrived at the world economic forum in riyadh. in the meantime, the aid organisation world central kitchen, which provides meals for hundreds of thousands of people in gaza, has announced that it will resume operations there. it suspended its work after seven of its wor

what have you been hearing about this event in riyadh?> able to back to that panel we had at the beginning of the summit yesterday. the goal is to de-escalate, de-escalate, de-escalate. that is the message and we are getting from saudi arabia. more broadly, the same discussions we've been having the last couple of months, the sum is particularly focused on growth, how to revive growth over the medium term. collaboration and the big question for the reason for the rest of the world, how to work together on an energy transition. many different discussions going on here. the growth has been -- has done better-than-expected for the geo political shots we highlighted in the medium-term. lots of challenges. and bringing along lower income countries as well. >> thank you very much indeed, covering the world economic forum and give us the context on these talks in gaza. this get back to what is happening with japanese yen. these are the kinds of moves -- on a day when the national holiday -- 156 is the japanese yen. plenty more, stay with us. thi

antony blinken is live in riyadh and he has been talking about history.negotiate a ceasefire deal with arab leaders, arab counterparts. hamas is expected to participate, has sent a delegation to cairo and has spoken positively about israel's proposal. antony blinken has been speaking about some of the expectations that are going into these negotiations. he said hamas needs to decide and it needs to decide quickly. interestingly he has also been talking about the expected rafah offensive, something israel's allies have been concerned about given the fact there are so many palestinians sheltering there in a crowded space. there is a big humanitarian concern when it comes to israel's plans and antony blinken says he has not seen a plan from israel on rafah that protects civilians. let's take a listen to more of what he has been saying. momentum out of iran and its proxies. some have said yesterday. do you feel there is progress on the saudi israeli peace and do you feel israel sees the connection between the momentum for iran and their proxies, based on the

who's closely following all these diplomatic, most hash them, let's start with what's happening in riyadh as we saw there. lots of different strands of diplomacy going on at the same time. let's start with the ad and what's happening that we've heard from the categories from blinking just now. what is the common objective here? that's the purpose of all of this. to 2 visions, 2 different approaches, the americas hoping to see a ceasefire implemented as soon as possible. how much delegation is in kyle, one of the it's key lee, that's how the that hire is the, the egyptians have a proposal. they would like to see how much being on board quite interesting to here. a secretary of state blink. and talking on the need for her boss to accept this final, this recent proposal, how much has been insisting over the last few days. it's not just about them up accepting a proposal. they say that is a set of demands. and we don't see these riders on board when it comes to some of those key components of these deal. this is number one, this, this bush for it says via me. quite interesting to hear the ame

let's speak to sameer hashmi who's in riyadh.ay is the first day of the world economic— today is the first day of the world economic forum and it is focused on what _ economic forum and it is focused on what is _ economic forum and it is focused on what is happening in gaza. the president — what is happening in gaza. the president gave a speech earlier in the morning and in his address he reached _ the morning and in his address he reached out and appeal to the united states_ reached out and appeal to the united states and _ reached out and appeal to the united states and president biden to stop israel_ states and president biden to stop israel from carrying out the invasion_ israel from carrying out the invasion in rafah. he said it is very— invasion in rafah. he said it is very important the united states exerts _ very important the united states exerts that pressure on israel and prevents — exerts that pressure on israel and prevents that. then there will be a lot of— prevents that. then there will be a lot of action tomorrow

we start with tennis, and the news that the saudi arabian capital of riyadh will host the wta finals the next three years and offer record prize money of $15.25 million. this year's finals, featuring the top eight singles players and doubles teams of the year, takes place in november. saudi arabia has been accused of using events to "sportswash" its reputation amid accusations of violating human rights, restricting women's lives and freedom of speech. the bbc�*s tennis correspondent, russell fuller, has more. to deliver record prize money is certainly a step forward and something that the wta can point to as they try to bring about this goal of equal prize money. but the wta chief executive knows that there will be criticism in some quarters, although the players have either been supportive or not spoken out against it for the most part. he knows he will have to justify his decision and his document is that by going to riyadh, tennis is supporting growth and improvement and change across the region. in the premier league, liverpool have the chance to return top in a few hours with vi

now to tennis and the news that the saudi arabian capital of riyadh will host the wta finals for thed offer record prize money. this year's finals will take place in november, and our sports news correspondent laura scott says there are mixed feelings about it. there are some who believe that if the wto doesn't go to countries that are offering to host events and participate in its ambition to achieve equal prize money, then perhaps the future of women's tennis is precarious. there are others who say that going to a country like saudi arabia with its human rights record undermines the women who formed the wta and participate in the sport. if you think of the likes of daria kasatkina, she is in a same sex relationship. she has spoken about her concerns about going to saudi arabia. authorities in the country have said and made clear that everyone will be welcome at the wta finals and of course kasatkina might not actually qualify to compete. but it is clearly important to all the players that everyone is made to feel welcome there. another clear area of concern is whether they can attr

part of a new agreement, seven—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan is opening his own academy in riyadhspiring young players over the next three years. if you look at what china have done with their players and their youth, i think that's some — if you can copy and paste that and saudi arabia can kind of develop academies where young players can go and play, create competitions, create events and take some really good coaches out there, which i want to be part of to make sure that they're getting the right type of coaching. the former wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says he has one last chance to try and make his way back to the top. he's due to face the chinese fighter zhilei zhang injune, and if he wins that, he could finally get to face another former champ — anthonyjoshua. he's been speaking to our reporter — ade adedoyin — about that prospect and his next fight in six weeks' time. this fight is very important, you know, forfuture plans moving forward that if i don't have my business, then a lot of things could be in jeopardy, i would say. and it's very important to me

in the past , he was among the successful athletes of iran by winning the world championships in riyadh the world champion in the weightlifting category of 89 kg said this. as if sitting down, mr. mustafa, please introduce yourself to us and the dear viewers. greetings to you, dear viewers, i am mir mostafa javali, born in karaj and a resident of ghazvin. i was in gymnastics for 9 years under the supervision of professor kazemi, after that we entered weightlifting . mr. mohsen heydarian's opinion, what are the titles so far? you can say that you have earned it in adult competitions. the ye zarb asia medal was my first medal, and then the silver medal for the asian seniors in the world, which was 3 years ago, was one of the sweetest competitions that i participated in . it was a very good competition, and most of my best medals this year were the asian bronze and the most important medal. the gold of the world was in saudi arabia. personally, i really didn't expect the gold medal, since i had just entered the 9 kg category in 6 months, but my physical condition was very good . dear mir m

possibility of more funding with imf managing director kristalina georgieva at the world economic forum in riyadhted has made a profit for the first time. digital platforms allowing customers to sell their "pre—loved" items direct to other people have taken off in recent years. vinted, which has expanded rapidly across europe, posted a 17.8 million euro profit for last year. the shared office space firm wework has reached a deal putting it on track to exit bankruptcy by the end of next month. it will see supporters, including japanese giant softbank, providing the firm with around $450 million in funding. wework filed for bankrupcy in the united states last november. a quick look at the numbers. if we can show you them in time. this is how europe is looking right now. once again, the ftse having a great session, we have talked about it feeling undervalued right now so we will keep a close eye on it. brent crude just will keep a close eye on it. brent crudejust dipping below will keep a close eye on it. brent crude just dipping below $90 per barrel. you are up to date and we will see you soon. hel

will be his night — as he edges closer to his undisputed world title fight against oleksandr usyk in riyadhn intense training camp ahead of his career—defining fight next month. actually, i'm having a fantastic training camp, i've got a good team around me and evan is going to plan. no complaints. working very hard. got my dad encamp this time, so i've got my secret weapon over there as well. i have got time at your in and all of the boys and girls encamp. i have a full circus camp. can't do any more, really. and that's all the sport for now. five people have admitted stealing more than £50 million in what prosecutors say is the biggest case of benefit fraud seen in england and wales. all of them are bulgarian nationals based in north london. they're due to be sentenced next month. here's our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. this is some of the almost £54 million stolen from the welfare system. two of the camp treating taxpayer money like confetti, celebrating the role in one of britain's biggest benefit fraud operations. investigators found £750,000 in cash in one of the gan

haslinda: bloomberg editor christine burke in riyadh. let's bring in a senior research fellow at the middle east research institute. he specializes in middle east strategic fares with a focus on the israel-hezbollah conflict. you say it is a win-win for israel as well as ron. yet here we are awaiting israel's response. why? >> for israel right now the issue is in in terms of the optics, there has not been any damage. at the same time, you have an unprecedented attack directly on israeli territory. hundreds of crews and ballistic missiles. the question is does israel stop here the cycle of escalation or does it want to demonstrate that it has no fear to escalate more. right now it seems the biden administration has been clear. it doesn't want israel to a tally it after what happened. haslinda: it does seem more symbolic than significant. it has been well choreographed, well telegraphed. and there has been no damage. >> we have many information that suggests that the iranians wanted mostly to demonstrate publicly that they weren't doing no

the characteristics of the shahrivar committee last month, that is, shahrivar of 1402 , was held in riyadh, saudi arabia, and the case iran's caravanserais were examined, which caused that in this committee, with the majority vote of the members of this committee , iranian caravanserais were included in the world register. 54 caravanserais were registered in the world register. there is deira getchin, which i will tell you later, why i say the main flower, but this ceremony will start at 10:00 in the morning at the place of karban sira. but let's go to the features of this caravan before anything else they say that it is the mother of iran's caravanserais because of its geographical location and its area. his service, i will tell you about his service , the foundation stone of deira getin was laid in the sassanid era , that is, something more than 1600 years ago. but, in different periods of restoration, it has been restored, some kind of changes have been made in it, and the way it is today, we see it in terms of dimensions and area, one of the largest, if not the largest, in fact, the ca

global forum on internet governance is being held, this year it will be held in saudi arabia, in riyadhssues are already being developed there: which, in theory, are very poorly regulated at the international legislative level; we have very few regulations that really are legally binding, and historically the internet is an area where a lot is based on self-regulation, on bottom-up initiatives, that is, the industry itself sets the rules by which the internet develops. however, right now a global digital agreement is being discussed, which should become some kind of comprehensive, it is expected that it can be under... code 1,000 km, increased cross-country ability, surmountable incline of 60°, accommodates a company of up to nine people, and everyone is here, join us to our own, temple of the smolensk icon mother of god, it was built with effort and effort. we are located in the area of ​​​​the city of solidar and here are some of the largest salt deposits, you were a special correspondent, and what did you say as a signalman, dubai ring, dubai ring, the terrain is very difficult, and

in shahrivar 1402, at the meeting of the unesco world heritage committee held in riyadh, 54 iranian caravanserais were registered in the world, of which deir gechin qom is the flagship of them. this news is so good that we can consider it as a big advantage for this province in the field of heritage. the position and location of deir gachim caravanserai and other such things have made deir gachim one of the best in these 54 seram caravans . there is something to be said about this historical building. these bricks are more than 1700 he has been looking for this building for years. keeping the type of architecture that we have here, the type of arches that are used here, we can say that this arch is specific to the architecture of that period, specific to sassanid architecture , which is like a trapezoid or a parabola or an earthen arch , because of the egg, one corner of the egg and it has been used, now that it has been registered globally , it needs more attention than ever. god bless ali muhammad, considering the good attitude that exists in the ministry of home affairs today, we can actually

as the permanent representative of saudi arabia in the united nations has announced, riyadh will soon present a draft of a new resolution for a ceasefire in gaza to the security council. in this resolution, the request for palestine's full membership in the united nations will also be raised. this request was made less than two weeks ago it was proposed by the un security council and despite 12 positive votes, it was rejected due to the us veto. since the beginning of the war in gaza, the united states has vetoed the resolutions of the security council on gaza 6 times . at columbia university, students participating in the sit-in announced that they would give protests continue at columbia university while university officials have threatened to ask for the help of the national guard to quell the protests. at george washington university, which is full of tents students and faculty members are in support of palestine. students outside the university were not allowed to enter the university campus. at the university. they demanded to stop investing in the occupied territories. at the u

in the past , he was one of iran's successful athletes by winning the riyadh world championships.he world champion in the weightlifting category of 89 kg sat at the foot of this eid conversation. first, mr. mustafa , introduce yourself to us and dear viewers. hello to you and also dear viewers. my name is may mustafa jovari. born in the city of karaj and a resident of ghazvin. 9 years in gymnastics. i was under the supervision of mr. kazemi, after that we entered weightlifting under the supervision of mr. mohsen heydarian. what titles have you won so far in the senior competitions? it can be said that the asian single medal was my first medal, and then the silver medal in the asian seniors in the world seniors, which was 3 years ago. it was one of the sweetest competitions that i participated in. i did not make any mistakes. from this point of view , it was a very good competition and i got the best medal this year, the bronze medal in asia and the most important gold medal in the world, which was in saudi arabia, personally. i didn't expect the gold medal, since i had been a newc

global forum on internet governance is being held, this year it will be held in saudi arabia, in riyadhe already... joint approaches to issues that, in theory , are being developed are just very poorly regulated at the international legislative level, we have very few regulations that are truly legally binding, and historically the internet is an area where a lot is based on self-regulation, based on bottom-up initiatives, that is, the industry itself sets the rules by which the internet develops, however, right now a global digital agreement is being discussed, which should become some kind of... comprehensive, it is expected that it can be signed as early as next year at the world internet governance forum. another 400 places. we continue our news review , let's start with news from tyumen, they are preparing for the arrival of big water in the peahen zone.

as the permanent representative of saudi arabia in the united nations announced , riyadh will soon present a new draft resolution for a ceasefire in gaza to the security council. in this resolution, the request for palestine's full membership in the united nations will also be raised. this request was presented in the un security council less than two weeks ago and despite 12 ray. the affirmative was rejected due to the us veto vote. since the beginning of the war in gaza , america has vetoed the resolutions of the security council about gaza 6 times. conflicting reports of organizations american intelligence with biden's claims in the story of alexei navalny's death 2 months after the death of this russian opponent, now the wall street journal says that american intelligence agencies do not consider putin involved in his death, after navalny's sudden death in prison , putin should have been held responsible for his death. . the white house has imposed 500 new sanctions against moscow claiming the kremlin's role in this matter and the war in ukraine. ukrainian politicians are concerned abo

using deterrence methods, we have arsenals that reach tel aviv, so think about the fate of dubai or riyadhaning of the actions, and i think it was perceived by the recipients. in this sense, iran achieved its goal, but at too high a cost. it could have been done differently. all allies, starting with the united states, urged israel to respond carefully. apparently, he did this, and this is understandable, because israel has already achieved an important result. two weeks ago, before iran struck, israel was almost completely isolated internationally. once iran used force, everyone again showed support for israel, including the us congress. even those. who previously opposed military assistance, israel understands that this is an opportunity to regain the sympathy of the united states and europe, without which it cannot do. now even arab countries, like saudi arabia and jordan, are openly declaring: “we helped repel an iranian drone strike, then israel needs to strengthen this prototype of a new alliance, not undermine it. and, of course, it is very important that now everyone is not talking

we have arsenals that reach tel aviv, so think about the fate of dubai or riyadh.nd i think it was perceived by the recipients. in this sense, iran achieved its goal, but at too high a cost. it could have been done differently. all allies, starting with the united states, urged israel to respond carefully. apparently, he did it. and this is understandable, because israel has already achieved an important result. 2 weeks ago, before iran struck, israel was almost completely isolated internationally, as soon as iran used force, everyone again shows support for israel, including the us congress, even those who previously opposed military assistance in israel understand , that this is an opportunity to regain the sympathy of the united states and europe, without which he cannot do, now even arab countries like saudi arabia and jordan. loss, refusal to use a proxy, he, of course, this is a significant statement from tehran that any further settlement of the situation in the region cannot be done without it, without, strictly speaking, taking its interests into account.

either way, he certainly has his work cut out for him and we understand that while he is in riyadh, he is going to be meeting not only with the saudi foreign minister, but also with the crown prince mohammed bin salmon himself us officials say that, look, blinken is going to take what he learns from these air leaders in riyadh to jordan and then to israel, and then present all of this to the israelis and much of what he's going to tell them will probably be about aid getting into gaza. the us has long been trying to urge the israelis to do more of a few weeks ago that president biden gave a pretty terse warning to the israelis after the death of those world central kitchen staff, there. and perhaps then it's no coincidence that the israelis as of late have been talking about doing just that ramping up aid opening the port of ashdod, opening another another gateway for aid to get into northern gaza getting more aid in through jordan. and of course, working with the americans on that floating pier to deliver aid directly into gaza as well. one other thing that's worth keeping in the back

the dates and place of the event have also been determined; it is june 1, riyadh, saudi arabia.ficial press conference was held in london and duel of views. thirty-nine-year-old biterbiev has won all twenty fights in the professional ring, plus championship belts, wbc, wbo and ibf. thirty-three-year-old biol also won all of his. for 22 fights he is the wba and iboo champion. some time ago we had an exclusive on air with artur beterbiev, now my colleague stas ridikultsev went to abu dhabi to talk. techniques, some old ones, i don’t know, training methods, of course, every athlete always has them somewhere, for every practically in combat, yes, we use something from the old somewhere, yes, we remember something, we need, for example, to use this in preparation, and we get ready. the moscow basketball team cska dismissed head coach emil rajkovich after failure in the second part of the season. andreas pestiolis has become the new coach of the army team, whose contract runs until the end of this season. the forty-five-year-old greek specialist returned to cska, where he previously w

in the meeting of the unesco world heritage committee held in riyadh 54 the iranian caravanserai has been registered in the world, and deira getchin qom is their flagship. this news is so good that we can consider the position and location of the caravan as a great privilege for this province in the field of heritage. deir getchin and other cases of this kind have made deir getchin to be considered as one of the best in these 54 caravanserais. there is something to be said about this historical building. these bricks are more than 1700 years old and keep the foundation of this building strong. the type of architecture we have here, the type of stories used here. this we can say that it is specific to the architecture of that period. special for sassanid architecture, which is a polygon or a parabola or earthen ground because an egg is used for it . there is a ministry of home affairs, so we can actually get credits for these workshops. because these are our cultural symbols today and this cultural symbol must be preserved. there is a document problem that as soon as it is resolved, t

who said jerusalem now has to choose between goininto rafa, or choosing a security arrangement with riyadhs very much up for discussion today. what is the future for gaza and a future palestinian state? do you think it is as black-and-white as that? is it now a binary choice? robert: tom freeman is a great writer but it is far more complex than that. there are so many details here. in some ways they are intertwined. the interesting saudi's have you normalization is very important. also the fact that in response to the iranian air attacks, they marshaled the resources of the saudis, egyptians at others. they have an interest in security of israel we have not seen before. certainly in my time we would have never have seen this. so there is progress being made and it is not exactly a minor choice. but the israelis i think are coming to realize tt there is no way to declare absolute theory here. and once that cold reality sinks in i think there is going to be a coming to terms with what can be done rather than what they would like to have done. christian: can i explore that a little more? obvi

a contract for the upcoming fight, dates and place of the event also determined, this is june 1, riyadhcial press conference and a duel of views took place in london. thirty-nine-year-old biterbiev has won all twenty fights in the professional ring, plus the wbc, wbo and ibf championship belts. thirty-year-old bevel has also won all of his 22 fights. they are, as it were, in the public domain, there are 22 fights there and you can see whether i had such opponents or not, of course, beterbiev is unique in his own way and in his toughness, and in general any opponent unique, and there may be some certain features and those that are characteristic of beterbiu, they were in other opponents, but the whole set and the whole, of course... was not there, zenit kazan was the first to make it to the final of the russian men's volleyball championship, kazan in the away match they beat the torch from the new ...