these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the sahara desert. oh see, and there's no precipitation here. agricultural production is directly affected the on the so after 2 or 3 years of drought the we already feel the problems because also the copeland, you know, we see so like this, people live from agriculture in raising live stock. but morocco is suffering from to certification fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lower river levels, increase development ration, and costs storage dams. to shows up. this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. to overcome water scarcity, farmers are restoring ancient irrigation systems known in morocco as get that as their underground canals make it possible to collect ground water and just loose the force of gravity to deliver it to the farm fields. and some i thought you said through where the located in at 4 and the province of at a chia pulled vans is actually the, this is a tata that has more than 600 years old and

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shuma, with the guarantee of pak sami, sleep on yourself, tell me that weaving is limited to the sahara for the decade of dignity, 8% discount on surplus for all buyers , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, it is warm now at 5:00 p.m. i am at your service with some news. the minister of the interior is ready to organize various organizations and institutions to hold the funeral ceremony of the founder of the islamic republic of iran, mr. vahidi announced at the meeting of the headquarters commemorating the 34th anniversary of the death of imam khomeini, he said that everything is ready to host two million pilgrims, and the services that must be provided on the way are ready. from buying services that traffic services that should be given the preparations that are in their intelligence from the preparations that are in jamaran, these are all the devices , different devices, god made good efforts and predicted that above one million to nearly two million, god willing, they will host and provide the necessary services, page 1200 of the rental contract. for fr

the rocks in this part of the sahara are not very stable.ers try to locate the vein, they follow it into the depths. sometimes it's slanted, sometimes vertical, depending on how jagged it the rock is. that's the surface. assuming there are veins here, the miners will try to find the part of the vein closest to the surface. they'd start digging here, for example. but those who start their hole here, for example, will have to dig a lot further to reach the vein. so it all depends on the depth of the strand. ♪ >> more than 40,000 people from mauritania and neighbouring countries have flocked to the desert. many want to escape poverty and unemployment. they hope to find something in the sand that could give them a shot at a better life. >> i studied telecommunications at university for two years, but it didn't work out. it's very difficult to find a job here, to live here. so you choose a path and walk it until you find something. >> i tried to go abroad to further my studies. i applied for visas for spain, germany and canada, but the applicatio

of syria, that this attack again on the border region should not be in the turkmen region of the sahara and in the beginning, in fact, the government is actually reza shah , in the beginning of 310 15 that they were actually suppressing and there should be a juxtaposition of the rules and relations of the turkmen of the sahara in the book of feringis, the character of mrs. feringis heydarpour, who is also a heroine of kermanshahi during the holy defense, the book of seri nusrat camp, which actually represents the character of ali hashemi, the martyr ali hashemi , during the holy defense and the formation of this terrible camp. nosrat mipardzare played an important role in our sacred defense. i am at your service, the book mohajer sarzameen aftab, the character of the only female martyr of japan, which has been given attention in our series, and some of them are ready for the pre-production process, some of them are in the writing and research stage. especially hot and a book that clearly deals with the character of women during the sacred defense period. see, we start many different acc

true and the scorching heat of the sahara and northern mauritania. oh, but any one looking to fulfill their dreams here has to dig deep in. they also need to be brave or extremely desperate. the mauritania government has opened up the area for gold, prospecting. those seeking their fortune descend deep into the sand and search of buried treasure. but it's a risky undertaking. a senior vocally with that there are many dangers here over if you could be working on when suddenly everything collapses in the sand falls on on them. thought we'll look for you and remove the sand until we find who did all welcome off. but there's no oxygen when you're trapped on the pit. tavares gothic indiana peloponnesian ah, oh no. ah myth on what there are a lot of cracks in the raw cook with us. so it's really dangerous from a safety point of view. the rocks in this part of the sahara are not very stable, republican google perk, of all the gold diggers try to locate the vain and follow it into the dams on flight. but sometimes it's slanted, sometimes vertical, depending

these are fragile ecosystems is because they're located in the sahara desert. oh see, and there's no precipitation here. agricultural production is directly affected the on the so after 2 or 3 years of drought the we already feel the problems because also the copeland, you know, we ceased like these people live from agriculture and raising live stock. but morocco is suffering from to certification fires and the worst drought in decades. rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have lower river levels, increased evaporation, and costs, storage dams. to sales out. this is led to a 20 percent reduction in overall water resources in the last 30 years. to overcome water scarcity, farmers are restoring ancient irrigation systems known in morocco as get that as their underground canals make it possible to collect ground water and just loose the force of gravity to deliver it to the farm fields. and some i thought you said through where the located in at 4 and the province of attitude, you pulled vance is actually the, this is a tata that has more than 600 years old an

the rocks in this part of the sahara are not very stable. it's public mover pack. all the gold diggers try to locate the vain and follow it into the dams upon a flight. sometimes it slanted, sometimes vertical, depending on how jag the rock is thankful since it falls, that the surface. yeah, i'm assuming there are veins here. the miners will try to find the part of the vein closest to the surface. so they'd start digging here, for example. but those who start their whole here, for example, i will have to dig a lot further to reach the vein. so it all depends on the depth of the strand. more than 40000 people from mauritania and neighboring countries have flocked to the desert with many wants to escape poverty and unemployment. they hoped to find something in the sand that could give them a shot at a better life. as if it there, on the, in handcuffs if, if i studied telecommunications at university for 2 year. uh huh. but it didn't work out there traditionally through it. it's very difficult to find a job here in the, to live here. so you choose a path and walk it u

well, i've just begun your sahara book and i haven't read this one. but the question is sort of for both of them, now that you're moving with your life and doing your next project and all, how is your philosophy of life or how is your vision changed as you as let this these these experience, this, those two and i'm sure the others of which you spoke, but. yeah. patrick o'brien too. yeah. so i was just wondering because i know when i read something like a year later i'll say, well, first of all, sticking is i think the very best animal story story. yeah. and that's not about the yosemite. but anyway, so you get the gist of the question. i think i like to go back into history and in as little and said bring it, bring it alive. because i think and i can point out a lot of places where time seems to, you know, telescope history and so it comes down to us and maybe a couple little lessons. and i think often when you go back and look at history, it's not it's not black and white. it's it's messy and more beautiful and more fun and more relatable. if we try

whom it doesn't matter, i'm not a romantic snot in the sahara does not touch perfectly well.'ll hearsay. where did he warn you that seryoga was in the hospital? what did you just do? on the battles my people bet, his profits fall in half. clearly a circus. i don't know i discussed anything. you came. i ask because you usually call when it's clear i thought so. no, i'm not in moscow in kaliningrad why so many? no. we'll talk about it when i get back to moscow don't know yet. good rose change. now see how she come home, let's see. i even kind of envy you. you should be proud of firdaus, two lovely daughters would be born, my heart rejoices, looking at your family. i am proud of myself, but i missed my daughter’s performance, what kind of people dishonor the republic? go home if you don't like it. congratulations on master, otherwise you can climb. was it like a referee khachik or did it seem to me? i'm glad you understand. now let's put it. congratulations. happy for you with release. i hope together with you we will be able to draw, so to speak, your road map of life. once aga

the pejman center of sed and sima news agency says with the film , "sahara, the decade of dignity " offers an 8% discount for all buyers. large iranian dortuns, installment sales of water and gas coolers in different dimensions and sizes, and a variety of household appliances in the large iranian house, fresh spring air is invited to your homes, large iranian in the cities of qom and isfahan , hello, welcome to nimrozi news, the leader's emphasis revolution in meeting the sultan of oman on the necessity of follow-up the seriousness of the negotiations between the iranian parties until tangible results are reached by ayatollah khamenei, referring to oman's statements regarding egypt's desire to resume relations with the islamic republic of iran , we welcome this matter.

to the sahara, to the decade of dignity, he offers 8% surplus discount to all buyers.leaning the gas is a problem. look here. alton abul qasim from home. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, dear countrymen. i am at your service. distinguished national scientist for honoring and revitalizing the science of motivation for the students and young professors of the university contributed to the scientific promotion of the country and the realization of the modern islamic civilization . the scientific authority was designed and awarded to the mourners. a person who had scientific authority . the meeting of the relationship between industry and the university. the same sheep that the name of the dream was destroyed and the academic team under my supervision was humble. the chosen ones should have the components of scientific reference based on the eleven stories that were designed, which are mainly indicators focused on the social impact of the professors, the discipleship of these professors, the most important iranism and innovation. in scien

about what the professor has just said, i can just add to it, in order to grow agriculture in the sahara desert of northern sudan, you need $4000, compared to only $134 in darfur. so we need to think about marginalization, about center periphery dynamics, but we cannot ignore that there is a historical connotation between the people of western sudan and the people love center here, the people who have dominated the politics for almost 70 years. tom: the doctors union has set at least 74 people have been killed in west darfur and locals are beginning to arm themselves, believing the conflict will reignite. how alarming is that? is that going to happen? >> i think it is quite alarming. darfur has had a long history of conflict, whose path has been shaped by the politics in the center. the center periphery framework. i think it is also very important to look behind the idea of ethnicity has just a racial marker. in sudan, ethnicity is a political construct that has been concocted by the state with the purpose of consolidating its power. the central state that is quite weak, whose reach is v

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monitoring and evaluation , practical suggestions should be extracted that in this field, both the sahara and the heads of the agencies, especially in the countries ayatollah khamenei plays an important role in the end, once again emphasizing the importance of foreign policy and the guest's role in the administration and improvement of the country, they added that despite paying attention to the economic and cultural factors in the analysis of the current state of the country, parents are considered to be a factor in foreign policy, while the foreign policy is good and successful. it will definitely improve the situation and in contrast to disruptions and problems in foreign policy , it will cause problems in the general situation of the country, of which there have been no few examples . in order to change the payment of mr. amirabdollahian, leaving politics one-sided jcpoa with the aim of creating a balance in foreign policy, giving priority to economic diplomacy , focusing on the development of non-oil exports and the country's unique capacity, looking specifically at asia with a prior

fortunately, this happened with the serious reception of businessmen, whether foreign, domestic, or the sahara, and economic activists who come from all over the world. in this those who attended the exhibition were faced with the fact that in line with the goal of curbing inflation and growth this year, we have developed a transformational plan in 31 provinces. this transformational plan is responsible for this progress. local and regional in the provinces, the main strategy for the progress of the provinces in the garden of the ministry of interior in considering the value chain at a time when we have one minute at the end of the conversation with you, what was the exhibition for sheep and economic activists for the first time, the government was able to 31 is related to being face to face with 31 provinces the result was a souvenir for foreign and domestic economic activists to have, but now they have the governor and their deputies in the meeting . china has reached agreements with some people like zanjan province and fars province. it was important that for the first time our economic act

or whether this is a trick to lure those who limit themselves to the real amount of sugar in the saharah a more dietary composition. this marmalade has the least amount of sugar in mamba and frutella marmalade. and the sweetest from bebet and fruit-fru in terms of 100 g pack. in all sweets, sugar is more than the daily allowance for the exception of frutella marmalade, although sugar in it is only a symbolic four-tenths of a percent less than the daily limit. this is equivalent to 10-14 teaspoons of pure sugar per 100 g, given that during the day we get sugar and we should not get carried away with marmalade from other products. true, confectioners promise to compensate for sugar in greece by adding vitamins b5 b6 c , but there are no promised healthy additives in packs of baby fox and mamba, despite promises there are no vitamin manufacturers at all, and this is a fraud in labeling and is a violation of the twenty-second technical regulation, food products in terms of their labeling have problems with labeling and marmalade. so now i’ll hint to you that our consumer supervision has dug

middle ground and evaluation, practical suggestions should be extracted , and in this field, the sahara the heads of the delegations , especially in the influential countries, have an important role. in the administration and improvement of the country, they added that despite paying attention to the economic and cultural factors in the analysis of the current state of the country, volleyball becomes a factor in the foreign policy of the government , while a good and successful foreign policy will definitely improve the situation and in contrast to the disruption and problems in the foreign policy. it causes problems in the general situation of the country examples of which were not few. at the beginning of this meeting, the minister of foreign affairs gave a report on the actions of the foreign policy apparatus in the 13th government in order to create a transformation. economic diplomacy, the focus and development of non-oil exports and unique capacity in the country , a special look at asia with a priority on neighbors and islamic countries, supporting the axis of resistance , active

of making the effort to the way the dreams are sent to come through and the scorching heat of the sahara and northern mauritania. but anyone looking to fulfill their dreams here has to dig deep they also need to be brave or extremely desperate. the mora cheney of government has opened up the area for gold prospecting. those seeking their fortune to send deep into the sand and search of buried treasure, but it's a risky undertaking. in yeah, of course, there are many dangers here offer you, you could be working on when suddenly everything collapses in the sand falls on on this all. we're looking for you and remove this and until we find who it is on fuck them off, but there's no oxygen when you're trapped on the pit type is just uh, once again, you know, products isn't to miss out. there are a lot of cracks in the rock, so it's really dangerous from a safety point of view of the rocks and this part of this a harem or not very stable to go back to the gold diggers and try to locate the vain and follow it into the depths of fire, sometimes it slanted, sometimes vertical, depending on how ja

was the most prosperous nation on the african continent. moammar gadhafi, he wanted to irrigate the sahara. he was paying families to have children free education, free health clinics as well. and more mock a daffy was wiped off the map and brutally killed. and you're telling me that the western intervention in libya was a good thing. is that what you're saying to me? i'm saying that if we want to miss, you know, obviously the justification for a new face or a bad faith. but that is an issue for intervention and made by the next year community a security i finish. so i mean, i said that she gave justification for such intervention was a, this is all the 50 percent of the, of course, i think that it's a 100 dimensions or, you know, a lot of them are also a few like a libya was a libby as a very oil rich nation and colonel gadhafi, as you remember as, as well as saddam hussein of iraq, they both proposed a pan, african pan, middle east gold dina, to debunk, to kick out the petro donna. and we all know what happened to both of them. salam, semi alice faster, i wish we had more time to talk ab

sahara, 103 and 2/10% came close to the desired targets for vegetables, 89, yes, and two for potatoesour. here we turn it all off. absolutely right. yes, for milk 85 and uh 70, that is, despite the barriers to foreign trade, russia was able to increase the export of industrial agro-industrial products to forty-one and sixty billion dollars last year. ah, in the previous 2011 there was 37.1 growth, a decent 10 billion, as well as previously, our country was one of the key suppliers of agricultural products in the world, and we have established ourselves as a reliable and predictable partner, and we will continue to act in this way, and it is expected that following the results of 2022-23. e, agricultural years, agricultural years, grain exports will amount to about 55-60 million. at the same time, of course, it must be taken into account that now there is a fairly high supply of grain on the world market, which, it turns out, the corresponding pressure on prices affects the future plans of our agricultural producers. all this is definitely should be taken into account in order to exclu

but 6 have gone on much longer and continue to the stay from western sahara to cyprus. and living in but peace, capers, and not just soldiers. they're all so police observe is all civilian expense. bung with dish provides the most blue helmets out of any country, followed by the pool in india. but while the force is celebrated for its role in decreasing the number and severity of armed conflicts like in liberia and sierra leone, it's not without its challenges. and suspects. last year at the dutch government, apologized for the role it's peacekeepers played, and savings prevent the killing of more than $8000.00 muslim men and boys, extra bernita and 1995 by balls me and served forces rights groups of also accused doing forces if having a problem with sexual abuse during the allegations of rape or sexual exploitation, and cost of a democratic republic of congo and south to don. a peace keep a camp was found to be a source of a devastating outbreak of cholera and hazy will and 10000 people that have died from the disease. what 14200 peacekeepers have lost their lives on t

there are usual rushes. strong's across west africa and this line of rain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameron roon, equitorial, guinea gap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. the land of free. if you are black, are a criminal, you are someone who is supposed to shut up in accent. what america gives you. the next episode of democracy may be exposed to racial conflicts, ethics, politics, and equality in the united states. they get upset if you say paul lives, because they want to focus on what we had a dream on outages era. the see without just a reminder about top stories. so the as president is called the national security council section to discuss fathers between police and ethics serves in northern cost of the testers. try to stop offices from the scores, an ethical thing in his office. so don's army has cooled on his service and retired, so just to r

tried and true energy sources, they say and energy mix is ok, and sure, we will have solar in the sahara and some other places, but the single point of focus of moving all renewables is not reasonable nor rational peer i would presume you would agree. rep. armstrong: well, and also, from a domestic standpoint, when you are trying to lift an entire country out of poverty, two things that have lifted most people out of poverty and most of the world are democracies and cheap, reliable energy. reliable. you have to have it. they are not interested in some 30-year climate omission goal. they don't have running water in a lot of places. they don't have these things. to try to ask them to incorporate an urban united states version of some kind of climate ideology is just -- it is not going to happen, and we should not try and do it. what we should do is we should have american companies and american investors deploying the technology that we have developed in places like the ballgame, and places like the permian, and we should be deploying those assets and that technology and that now how over

there are usual rushes, thrones across west africa, and this line to brain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameron roon equitorial guinea gap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, exposing how the media is used to shake the opinion. one of the factors that never seems to make a difference is it's on through it never happens. the listing posts you're going to the media on, which is 0. the student needs foreign ministry sources. so the you in special invoice one to be allowed into the country on the, on the accused in the being biased. the right, this is delta 0 live from the also coming up, the final push to appeal devices into a key. and on the last day of campaigning, before sundays presidential rental vehicles, an emergency meeting, all of its national security council of defendants between police and ethics

and algeria also a little bit of rain moving out of western sahara into northern mauritania. and for south africa, the western cape province, it's con for now. but here comes our next weather make are likely to generate wind gusts of 75 kilometers per hour on monday and a whole lot of rain bye for now. reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live was the really a full scale innovation, exposing how the media is used to shape the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's on true. it never happens until political powers can suppress free speech. you tried to record that need to be in politics. the police must have seconds. we are on the coast of the listening post you guy to the media on tuesday, around the the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories, the ssl. it took you as presidential contenders and making the final touches a hit of sundays run on selection incumbents, which of type at $11.00, the 1st round, and we'll face all position later, come out and click stolen. so this isn't suzanne's foreign mi

there are useful rushes. storms across west africa and this line of rain pushing out of the western sahara into northern mauretania on saturday. central africa through cameroon, equitorial guinea gap on that's the biggest pulses of rain and for now in the western cape providence, in south africa it's fine. but this weather maker will move in over monday and also for now your temperatures are below average. the oscar winning actor cate blanchett, discuss how advocating for refugees has changed her outlook people. i met for incredibly welcoming environmental to give and talks about the challenges facing the un with the ongoing global crisis. unit c icon reach one of these people. so it just reinforced to me the pointing to the international community to maintain humanitarian aid. you and hcr, goodwill in basset or cate blanchett, talks to alj a 0 the of the watching. i'll just say a reminder about top store this out. so it'd be as presidents as cool the national security council session to discuss the father and stop for the account between these and ethnic serbs nearby. it doesn't cost of t

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much will it take to become, respectively, suppose it is still going on from the same war in western saharafor decades , everyone does not care about them, because no one knows how, respectively, that is, what does not affect, in principle, but the economic component is the reason. why is the african union coming? is this the reason? why, respectively, the index? i now, too, will arrive, respectively, g7 as by the way, brazil is the global south, here they correspond, no matter how our generals. although perhaps inspired in part. but of course, no war is not success. they breathed they are accordingly afraid of the economic consequences of what is happening this tool. and this is much more important than all military actions. together taken. you need a kanderlion. why because , ah, respectively soon? of course, not china, not the united states, not republicans , not democrats, are not interested in the conflict. additionally. they already have their own war. it 's called war in china. uh-huh , there's a huge amount of funding for it, it's the only topic on which there is consensus. this is

but they are telling all of sub sahara africa you are not allowed to develop fossil fuels.hey are telling people in sub-saharan africa straight from john kerry you are not allowed to develop your own fossil fu fuels, you are not allowed to essentially turn the lights on and move into the modern world. you need to stay impoverished and end of dark. that by its very definition is elitist, it's bigoted, it's racist, and it's immoral. that's what they stand for, all of them. i would try to hide my money too but they are doing it here. >> harris: no gas so everyone has to do it electric and the people that get caught up are in democrat led urban cities. i mean, think about the people you pointed this out with the whole thing with rice, we can't eat as much rice well what about all of those asian restaurants? again, with the gas stoves? cooking with an open flame. >> kayleigh: what about half of the world's population? when you are talking about rights, i just want to applaud the "washington examiner," they called us a coordinated campaign and they literally lay out every climate

but 6 have gone on much longer and continue to the stay from western sahara to cyprus. and living in but peace, capers, and not just soldiers. there also, police observe is all civilian expense. bung with dish provides the most blue helmets out of any country, followed by the pool in india. but while the force is celebrated for its role in decreasing the number and severity of armed conflicts like in liberia and sierra leone, it's not without its challenges. and suspects lost in the dutch government, apologized for the role it's peacekeepers played in silence. prevent the killing of more than $8000.00 muslim men and boys, extra bernita and 1995 by balls me and so it forces rights groups of also accuse doing forces if having a problem with sexual abuse there mean allegations of rape or sexual exploitation and cost of a democratic republic of congo and south to don. a peace keep a camp was found to be a source of a devastating outbreak of cholera and hazy hold and 10000 people that have died from the disease. what 14200 peacekeepers have lost their lives on the job over t

and algeria also a little bit of rain moving out of western sahara into northern mauritania. and for south africa, the western cape providence, it's com for now. but here comes our next weather maker. likely to generate wind gusts of 75 kilometers per hour on monday and a whole lot of rain a bye for now. the gene on our, despite the roll, rain forests and lens plate and come back to climate change democratic republic of congo is auctioning off oil exploration bluffs in the congo basis of julie struggles to agree a new constitution. the big pay to examine for the old purchase is against indigenous people are holding the country back. sierra leone heads to the poles when last year's violent protests against the rising living costs are sure to be on voters mind. it must, if possible, show documentary a new series of advocacy direct showcases applicant stories from applicants or make is we bring you the latest from practiced on, on the tension between support is a former prime minister and runtime and the powerful military gene on al jazeera frank assessments this board is becaus

look at that warmer error rising up from the sahara desert in africa. so the, to me it's going to spark a storm system over this central mediterranean. so by saturday during i think the problem spots will be sardinia, sicily, southern italy, and same goes for northern to an easy as well anywhere in this area, right? could see some funding, so not out of the woods yet. okay. jeff will talk to you later and will keep us across the story for the time being. thank you so much. you're welcome, bye or the. so this is the news arrow now to 0. and here's what's coming up. you'll find out why cambodia is largest opposition party is banned from taking part in july's election next year. that's probably going to be my my my last year coming up and support will hear from her. i found the dog as a tennis, great outlines as hopes for the final stretch of his career, the high again, good to see you. well, this friend of flooding and transfers from the northeast of italy to the northwest on friday with these rounds of rain would be surprised if we see pockets of a $1200