meanwhile, does net's _ in southeast asia. meanwhile, does not's finance _ in southeast asia.es not's finance chief - in southeast asia. meanwhile, does not's finance chief has i does not's finance chief has stepped down after 13 years at the electric car maker. his departure came as a surprise because some analysts have considered him as a possible successor to his boss, elon musk. michelle fleury has more. it was a bit of a surprise. he confirmed he was stepping down from his role in a linkedin post and would leave the electric car maker at the end of the year. he also expressed gratitude to his boss, elon musk, and his colleagues, saying that they had accomplished things many people thought not possible. he had been with tesla for 13 years, he took over the finance role in 2019. during that time does not's profits and its market valuation sort. no reason was given for his exit, but his departure does raise questions about who will succeed elon musk, a busy man, who also runs spacex and former twitter platform x. no word yet whether he will inherit the title of master of que

in export picture in southeast asia. ., , , asia. in other news this morning. _ asia.his morning, toshiba - asia. in other news this morning, toshiba has l asia. in other news this i morning, toshiba has said asia. in other news this - morning, toshiba has said that a $14 billion tender offer to take the company private will be launched later today. at least two—thirds of shareholders will have to attend up their shares for the bid to succeed. the effort, if successful, could result in activist investors being bought out and effectively returning toshiba to domestic hands. does a's finance chief has stepped down after 13 years at the electric car maker. —— tesla. it came as a surprise because some analysts saw him as a possible successor to his boss, elon musk. michelle fleury has more. it elon musk. michelle fleury has more. ., , elon musk. michelle fleury has more. ., elon musk. michelle fleury has more, ., , ., elon musk. michelle fleury has more. ., , ., ., more. it was a bit of a surprise- _ more. it was a bit of a surprise. in _ more. it was a bit of a surprise.

excuse me please for such a phrase from southeast asia from the military of central asia well, let's say those uh who are currently driving , you and i can't so we will have we you and we will have those uh development scenarios that we can see today what is happening in the european union in the rich european union, that is, at the present moment, why has such a huge number of social groups, let's say, social lands in the european union arisen, they have a serious problem with the workforce, they have created the conditions for that company to work the power came to their own who were actually ready to share their population and they created the conditions when they arrived there and all the people we discussed with you are central asia , southeast asia, the near east, that is , the society itself, which is quite difficult for integration and e- it is necessary to understand that those people are ready at the very beginning to go to a low level of wages because where they live they have huge problems with the standard of living, huge problems with the cost of labor, they are ready c

they were going because there was a chance that there was bad news from southeast asia.her, master sergeant cicero johnson of north carolina was an air force medic, president ford through his secretary of defense don rumsfeld had ordered the evacuation of all of the orphanages in saigon in anticipation of the north vietnamese advance into at that beleaguered city. sergeant johnson volunteered to help rescue those children, but sadly, the c-5 that he was a crew member of with 174 young helpless vietnamese children crashed at the end of the runway at the air base. a little over 40 years later, i was able to take denise to touch her father's name on the vietnam memorial. a memorial that was there because of what you all did and what you sacrificed. i also remember at that time after my father recovered from his wounds and was a senior officer in the all-american division, 82nd airborne at fort bragg he was not allowed to wear his uniform off post because of the times. now, that was, no offense to you california bears, that was not berkeley, california. that was not cambridg

there was a chance that there was bad news from southeast asia. in april of 1975, one of my classmates asked -- an air force medic. president ford had ordered the evacuation of all of the orphanages in saigon in anticipation of the north vietnamese into that beleaguered city. he volunteered to help rescue those children. sadly, the crew that he was a member of was 174 young, helpless vietnamese children. it crashed at the end of the runway at thompson air base. 40 years later, i was able to take denise to touch her father's name on the vietnam board, a memorial that is there because of what you all did and what you sacrificed. i also remember at that time after my father recovered from his wounds, a senior officer in the all american division, he was not allowed to wear his uniform off post. as a time, that was no offense to california bears. that was not berkeley, california. that was not cambridge, massachusetts. that was southeastern north carolina, the heart of richard nixon country. richard nixon had ended the combat strife in vietnam. that w

almost a year in the army hospitall in hawaii he weighed half of what he did when he went to southeast asiamemory that i took from that time i also saw vietnam through the eyes of classmates of fort sill and fort bragg, classmates who sometimes when called to the prince was office were not going for a doctors appointment, they were going because there was a chance that there was bad news from southeast asia. in april of 19751 of my classmates denise johnson's father master sgt of hornet county north carolina was in the was an air force medic president florida to the secretary of defense had ordered the evacuation of all of the orphanage inside in anticipation of the north vietnamese advance itinto the city, sgt johnson volunteered to help rescue those children but sadly the c5 that he was a member of with 174 young helpless peonies children crashed at the end of the runway at the thompson airbase. a little over 40 years later i was able to take, to touch her father's name on the vietnam memorial. a memorial that is there because of what she wanted and what you sacrifice. i also remember at

away from china now — and here in southeast asia, economies have taken a hit from weakening externaland falling commodity prices. but there's one bright spot — indonesia. for the three months tojune, its economy expanded just over 5% slightly more than what we saw in 01. economist katrina ell explained what led indonesia's growth. so it was actually a number of factors. we saw that domestic demand in indonesia held up a lot better than expected. in particular, private consumption maintained its march quarter pace, which was surprising given that households have been grappling with still elevated inflation, as well as borrowing costs being elevated. but we also saw that the government sector actually contributed a lot too. and part of that came on the back of the government actually accelerating infrastructure spending and broader spending initiatives as well. but some of the expected weak spots were there — in particular, goods exports, commodity exports, were weak, which was to be expected. but on the other flip side, we saw service exports were strong, and that driver of that stron

they were going because there was a chance that there was bad news from southeast asia in april of 1975. one of my classmates, denise johnson, father master sergeant denning johnson of harnett county, carolina, was air force medic. president ford, through his secretary of, defense don rumsfeld, had ordered the evacuation of all of the orphanages in saigon in anticipation of the north vietnamese advance into that beleaguered city. sergeant johnson volunteered to help rescue those children. but sadly the c-5 that he a crew member of. with 174 young helpless children crashed at the end of the runway at tan salute air base. a little 40 years later, i was able take the niece to touch her father's name on the vietnam memorial a memorial that is there of what you all did and what you sacrificed. i also remember at that time, after my father recovered his wounds and was a senior officer in the all american division, the 82nd airborne at fort bragg, that he was not allowed to his uniform off post because at the times now that was no offense to you california that was not berkeley california, tha

most important of all, the dominoes in southeast asia. and yet we've heard almost nothing about if you look at histories of the vietnam war, it's not even mentioned. but there is a momentous confrontation in indonesia in september of 1965. and the president sukarno. on the left there is a man of the left and he's been moving into open alliance with china. the indonesian communist party is also getting sick at this time and he's worried about what's going to happen next. so he and the indonesian commun get together and they hatch a scheme to assassinate the senior leadership of the indonesian military. very. and they are able to in fact kill most of the key generals on the first day of this operation. but one problem gets in their way. they did not target this man on the right general suharto. the reason didn't target suharto was that he was seen as an opportunist. it turns out, in fact, he was an opportunist. so when when this confrontation is starts, he sits in ways to what's going to happen. and goes around and talks to different comman

this part of southeast asia fairly dry, but we do have some rain running across borneo island. not much to report, fairly calm conditions. temperatures, though, will begin to rise in the southeast corner of australia as cloud cover shoves out, so not a bad day in adelaide thursday. we have you penciled in for 20 degrees. we will have this weather report in new zealand. also not much going on. typical winter's day. bit breezy. you will max out at 13 degrees. see you in a bit. ♪ >> african narratives from african perspectives. >> it is going to be a good flight. >> short documentaries from african filmmakers from kenya, nigeria, and rwanda. >> my heart is full of joy. >> conservation from above, joy in the traveling, and feeling the game, africa direct on al jazeera. >> welcome back. i reminder of our top news stories -- six children and two adults have been rescued after being trapped in a cable car suspended 300 meters above ground in northern pakistan. they had been left dangling for hours after one of the cables snapped. firefighters in greece found the bodies of 18 suspected

in southeast asia, maybe the status quo is acceptable to most cambodians. it is hard to know given the repression of political dissent. my guest is the veteran exiled opposition leader sam rainsy. has hun sen outwitted his enemies? sam rainsy, welcome to hardtalk. it is a great pleasure to have you in the studio, i wonder if right now you are feeling very depressed. in thejuly election in cambodia for the national assembly, the ruling people's party won 120 of the 125 seats. was that really the final nail in the coffin of your opposition movement? no, we continue the fight. it is an uphill battle. but i think in the end, democracy will prevail. what makes you think that, given the track record of the last 30, a0 years, why on earth do you still believe what you call democracy will prevail? because nobody is eternal. hun sen is 72 year old. and many, many cambodians among the young generation, they are hoping for a democratic change. but the point about hun sen, he is clearly getting older but the whole point of this election is that as soon as the election

the average number of children in the country of refugees for example from central asia from southeast asiat is, this is the model that we are currently discussing, it is currently in the european union, which, let's say, has turned into an extremely large migration problem in the countries of the european union, so ukrainians must return from the point of view of preserving their national identity . sorry, this is an extremely big problem and the state has a very large choice. yes , the state today is trying to create a microcredit program. the return of ukrainians, but through i repeat, it requires a lot of money, it requires large social programs . and you and i perfectly understand one more point, uh, we talked about refugees like this. there is a minute left now, so in reality we have problems , well, the pensioners did not leave, we understand that the pensioners remained with us, the age group of ukrainians who remained will age very much and this is also a problem that will require, well, in our country, we understand that we have the pension system assumes that pension payments go

we focus on a new book by carolyn wood isenberg entitled fire and rain nixon and the wars in southeast asia, published by oxford university press just ten days ago. our discussants afternoon are pierre asselin of san diego state university and frederick log of all of harvard. i'm eric arneson from george washington university, co-chair of the washington seminar. along with my colleague of the woodrow wilson center, the washington history seminars, a collaborative and nonpartisan venture of the woodrow wilson center's history and public policy program, and the american historical association. and for over the past decade, the seminar has been meeting weekly in pre-covid, in person at the wilson center and since the pandemic and post-pandemic era here in the virtual realm, a few phrases before we get started. first, today's session is sponsored by the wilson center, co-sponsored by the wilson center's asia program. and we ask you to take note that next session will be on monday, the 6th of march, and focus on a recent book by claire riddell, our scientist, america's philosopher john locke in

the southeast asia benchmark is down six or seven straight days. we are poised for the worst week on msci southeast asia going back to i think october of last year, so this market has been on offer. nifty futures pointing to weakness, also the currency, but in the equity market when it opens up as well. let's have it -- pivot back to what is happening in the currency space. rupee at 83. i would be more surprised if we were not much weaker on the chinese currency. and maybe we have to think the pboc for that, and if they did not step in or are not currently stepping in, i would imagine this exchange would be turning at much higher levels. let's check in where we are on the currency and how the session looked. it weaker at the start, we strengthened following the fairly strong fix, but here we are again, weaker over the last hour or so. the headline here is the pboc stepping up its currency support , the strongest reference rate yet relative to estimates on record, 1000 relative to estimates. let's bring in our chief asia fx and rates strategist. wha

of introducing the twin cities and the nation to the food of the hmong, an ethnic group from southeast asiaay hmong food consists of four elements, a meat, a rice, a vegetable, and a hot sauce. megan: vang's union hmong kitchen started in 2016 as a pop-up, then a food trailer outside a local cidery. now, it's a popular counter inside a trendy food hall. vang also launches new menu concepts every few months at hilltribe, his kitchen and event space. he's been a james beard award finalist or semi-finalist for the last two years. >> here we have our pork belly. we have our hmong sausage. khao seng, which is our noodles. and then we have our purple sticky rice here because if everything is too flavorful, it's too big for you,he purple sticky rice helps balance everything out. >> i've actually never had hmong food, and this is my first time and it's phenomenal. megan: in the cities with the largest hmong population in the nation, vang is hailed as the first to bring his native food to the masses. in april, he opened a stand at the twins baseball stadium, and last summer, and fans lined up for hi

delegates from many countries of southeast asia also arrived to participate in the form of the significancerence . in particular, we meet the delegations of india , cambodia, sri lanka, myanmar, and a number of other countries, and southeast asia, the head of the buddhists the sri lankan forum will play a significant role in the development of modern buddhism, of course, it will look at the development of buddhism , since now it has been built many times these great bows of our tunic all over the world, since the importance is not only now buryats and the buryat people of the russian people and russian youth recognize interest and come to us way buryatia the palace of water sports was opened in the sverdlovsk region after reconstruction. now it is a modern spacious complex, where they can train at the same time athletes in a variety of areas everything is adapted for people with disabilities, and soon our colleague tatyana kozlova has visited the opening of the water floor section on the basis of the palace. they are graceful and ideally keep synchronicity. even with the most difficult lift

in southeast asia, we have a significant strategic investment in grab.has mobility, delivery, payments on their app. kareem, in which we have a big investment in middle east, same thing, mobility, delivery, payments and stuff. we are very familiar with a super app concept and in the west, i think uber is the closest to achieving that super app. we want to be the operating system for your everyday life wherever you are going, whatever you want to get delivered, uber will be there for you. i thing we are steadily moving along the super app path, which is why we are gaining category position against competitors. both mobility and delivery while delivering margins that are profitable as well. emily: curious if freight is part of the super app land. even you pointed out today that that is the weakness in the business, it does seem to be a drag on the business and what is the plan there? to salek, two spin it off? dara: to build. freight is suffering from the same kinds of transit you see in -- trends you see in delivery of things and retail generally is a bit

this part of the southeast asia fairly drive, but we do have some rain running across borneo. i live down under right now and not much to report actually fairly calm conditions. temperatures though, will actually begin to rise in the southeast corner of australia that says that cloud cover shops out. so not a bad day and out of late on thursday, we got your pencil then for 20 degrees. so we'll have this weather report in new zealand. also not much going on typical winter's day here. plenty of sun into forecast breezy though, off the coast of gives, have been, you'll max out at 13 degrees c and a bit of the african narrative from african perspective to be some one voice good. this will be a good fight. short documentary term, an african still make is from kenya, nigeria, and we want to talk someone conservation from joy into the traffic and feeding the game africa direct on just the the book about killing challenges there with me. so robin, in the all reminder of all the top new stories, 6 children and 2 adults have been rescued also being trumped to the cable. tom suspended 30

turning away from the war in ukraine to politics here in southeast asia.new governments. cambodia and thailand are welcoming new leaders but they won't welcome much of a change people say. cambodia's new prime minister is the son of a long—time leader and in thailand they collected someone as part of a coalition government. let's bring out southeast asia corresponded who joins me live from bangkok. you have been covering this region for a long time. does any of the surprise you and what does it say about the state of democracy?— it say about the state of democra ? ., ., democracy? your point about democracy — democracy? your point about democracy is _ democracy? your point about democracy is a _ democracy? your point about democracy is a very - democracy? your point about democracy is a very valid - democracy? your point about| democracy is a very valid one. both of these countries went through nominally democratic exercises. people voted freely. they were given some choices. in cambodia there is nothing surprising there. the election was a dressing up of

given years of economic growth and a key strategic position in southeast asia, maybe the status quo is acceptable to most cambodians. it is hard to know given the repression of political dissent. my guest is the veteran exiled opposition leader sam rainsy. has hun sen outwitted his enemies? sam rainsy, welcome to hardtalk. it is a great pleasure to have you in the studio, i wonder the right now you are feeling very depressed, and thejuly election in cambodia for the national assembly the ruling people's party one 120 of the 125 seats. was that really the final nail in the coffin of your opposition movement? 140. your opposition movement? no, we continue _ your opposition movement? no, we continue the _ your opposition movement? iirr, we continue the fight. it is an uphill battle. but i think in the end, democracy will prevail. the end, democracy will prevail-— the end, democracy will revail. . .,~ ~ prevail. what makes you think that, prevail. what makes you think that. given — prevail. what makes you think that, given the _ prevail. what makes you think that, given the track - prevail

the minister, who was well-known for pulling in investments into southeast asia's largest economy, toin order to get clarity on what tesla's potential investments could be in indonesia. as of now it is unclear whether he could get any answers. rishaad: faris, the charging network in malaysia and not indonesia, he cannot be happy about that in jakarta. they are not the only ones. we i have various other countries -- have various other countries trying to create a beauty contest for elon musk. >> you are right to point that out. what needs to be made clear is that tesla's presence in malaysia is to set up an ev charging infrastructure, as well as to sell cars. what indonesia wants is for the american automaker to build an ev battery production plug. indonesia has harbored the ambition to be the hub for the ev battery producers in the southeast asia region. it expects 30 billion investments coming in from that sector. but the concern for indonesian government is that with tesla setting up a presence in malaysia, that could also be a potential scenario where the american company may build

but when you do travel around southeast asia, we are seeing chinese airlines flying in, but it'sjust t it's just not at the level it was before. flying in, but it'sjust not at the level it was before.— flying in, but it'sjust not at the level it was before. briefly, we've been talking _ level it was before. briefly, we've been talking about _ level it was before. briefly, we've been talking about weak - level it was before. briefly, we've| been talking about weak economic data coming out of china. are you concerned that that could have an impact on travel demand as well? there will always be that group of chinese consumers that we are seeing who have got good incomes, who are doing quite well financially, but you're correct. the poor economic data, the poor situation, the lack of confidence in china right now will definitely have an impact. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme this morning. do you know where your fruit comes from? if it's blueberries, there's a good chance that it could be from peru, but only a few years ago, the country had virtually zero blueberry planta

our relationship with them remember, this is my city, bangkok, the capital of an old country in southeast asia called thailand, the land of the thai people, thailand, the city owes you many things . and strangely enough, some people got to know thailand through martial arts and fighting techniques. sports that have been in our blood since childhood. for many people, my country reminds me of the tourism industry, it reminds me of magnificent temples and golden statues. buddha and badi that you can find one of them in every alley but in my opinion, there are other things that the world can recognize my country by . we are very attached to this building, maybe because we were very homesick to build it, and we worked very hard, from saving money in our pockets and weekly savings to doing sweet student jobs to cover the expenses of some children. working in coffee shops and restaurants every day after closing the universities until late at night and they allocated a significant part of the salary to the association, we gathered together regularly and talked about the accounts and books of the assoc

you're not going to see those groups coming in such large numbers, but when you do travel around southeast asiaround, we are seeing chinese airlines flying in but it is not at the level as it was before. there will always be a group of chinese consumers who are having good incomes, are doing quite well financially, but you are correct, that'll economic data, the poor situation, the lack of confidence and the economy right now will deftly have an impact on consumer sentiment and this is one of those items. a few years ago, peru had virtually zero blu—ray plantations but today it is the biggest exporter in the world. blueberry bushes media minimum number of two hours every winter to enhance the fruiting. they are very likely to get this in the peruvian coast. the temperatures rarely go below 12 celsius. peruvian produces like alvaro yyy peruvian produces like alvaro yyy strategies they have been using for decades. they noticed that blueberries, originally from the northern hemisphere, where very hard to harvest in the months of august to december and during that price —— part of the year, prices

could see more is perhaps some sort of collaboration or assistance in northeast asia, most of the southeast asia. but even then, it would complicate the coffee list for the united states for south korea, for, for a project that japan, and indeed are probably taiwan as well. so, i guess that is the point right, to complicate the calculus for an adversary. but how much of a club are they really, a china and russia put together? i mean, given russia strained, naval and land forces as a result of the ukraine will or so in this part of the world, the p i c is, you know, it's almost serious in terms of putting pressure. but the russians, i suppose, have fairly capable naval vessels, submarines that could use put pressure, but i mean, that is really further off right now. what we're seeing a lot more of is the sort of grades on activity by chinese maritime militia. by p. c. coast guard, so right now is all signaling i think for and in the event where you would see actual russian involvement that would pretty be pretty high of the escalation that the so a lot of other things would probably need to happe

binding code of conduct in the south china sea between china and the 10 member association of southeast asia, nations or also young has been seen as a way of preventing these clashes. but 21 years of discussions have you did very beautiful and she has why in the back to full control in the south china sea disabilities capturing more tens, confrontations between the philippines and china. just a few weeks ago these incidents leading to another diplomatic dispute. these are just one of many taking place with beijing over these hopefully disputed waters. the south china sea is a resource rich globally significant shipping area. most of which beijing considered as a part of china, as indicated by what it calls the 9 dash line. but several neighboring countries have competing claims that with different parts of the sea and the various islands in between, and they're willing to fight for them. it's basing is actions that have raised tensions, innovation to boiling points in recent years, accused of building legal structures. these ones documented by the philippine military or the yeah. so i, i, th

the mosque, which is now one of the most famous shiite gathering centers in southeast asia , was built by the natives of this area with heart and soul. and riding a white building in the middle of tropical forests something like pearls that are sewn on a new surface of green velvet. a mosque named ruhollah tate. you may ask why i named this mosque ruhollah , because i believe that we owe imam khomeini. if he was imam khomeini, i think we became a machine. don't forget, and every day when i come to the mosque, i think of you. imam khomeini put us on our necks , that's why we named the mosque ruhollah so that everyone understands that the mosque is blessed by imam khomeini. now i have to complete this comparison this rosary, which has brought us all together for years and kept imam hossein muharram, is the most magnificent annual gathering for us shiites in thailand. new shiites, wherever they are in thailand, in their first decade , i will send them to sita's nail in ruhollah mosque, some of them are about a thousand kilometers away. we have a party from malaysia and singapore who wear

and emerging asian economies, and its relationship with indonesia, as the largest economy in southeast asia , is highly secure, and the characteristics of the two countries , i agreed from the units own national currency for business i will use it on june 1, 1402. dr. raisi will go to indonesia. one of the goals of this trip is to restore iran's relations with asan. it is time for indonesian authorities to sign the tehran-jakarta preferential trade agreement, which facilitates the exchange of goods and services between the two countries. in order to develop the trade and economic relations between the two countries from the current level of 20 billion dollars, if we want to exchange dollars, we must say the same amount of rupees to rials , which are the national currencies of the two countries. let's work together indonesia can be done in line with the president's visit to pikan and the expansion of tehran's relations with the world company . they say that this vast land is the factory of the world . it is bahman 1401 and the president and his delegation are not accompanied by anything. the

when you do travel around southeast asia we see chinese tourists around.ines flying in but it is just not at the level it was before. we have been talking a lot about weak economic data from china. are you concerned that that could have an impact on travel demand? there will always be a group of chinese consumers who we see who have good income and are doing quite well financially but, yes, the poor economic data and the poor situation and the lack of confidence in china and the economy right now will definitely have an impact on consumer sentiment and travel is a discretionary spending item that people can easily cut back on. how would you build an industry from scratch? that is what peru has done with the production of blueberries. this blueberry was grown in peru where ten years ago there were virtually zero plantations. now it is the largest blueberry exporter in the world. the challenge was big. they need certain conditions in winter. you are lucky to get this on the peruvian coast but elsewhere it was harder. peruvian producers used in old strategy f

the competition coming from southeast asia is fierce.se factories in the u.s., despite getting generous subsidies are going to struggle to compete against best in class facilities in southwest asia that are vertically integrated. vonnie: we have a great story that a number of hedge funds has started shorting window energy stocks. this was a thing a while back and seems to be a thing now. if this is -- is this what is needed? pol: i don't necessarily know if hedge fund shorting is what is needed in the market. what is needed in the market is for bottlenecks to let solar wind projects getting built quicker and allowing the market to grow even faster. what they are probably seeing is oversupply and competition being fierce globally. higher rates has been an issue on the global industry as well, even before the ra rising interest rates with increased the cost of her new energy product financing that is the argument the hedge funds are making. vonnie: thank you so much. just stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's an amazing thing when you s

only young people be that are in mind that thailand is one of the top 3 leading economies in southeast asia. and so a lot of businesses here are really concerned about the kind of political instability, the country is facing now. so they hope that a fast solution can be found. what does this all say about the state of thailand's democracy? well, of course, you know, any democratic system is not just about the majority, otherwise we would have to start renew of the masses if you want. so any system has, um, for instance, their liberal checks and balances. there's read about the press. there are some particularities where, let's say, for instance, the chancellor is not directly voted, but there is a representative votes. but one has to say that and to put it mildly to acknowledge that in the case of a type system, it's really the legacy of the past of almost a decade of pro military rule in this country. that has been slowing things down because technically move forward together with the 2nd largest opposition party. the po type party would have a majority in parliament, but it is the senate,

stone of a mosque, a mosque that is now one of the most famous gathering centers of shias in southeast asiae natives of this region built this mosque with heart and soul and built a white building in the middle of tropical forests , something like a mosque named ruhollah hepatitis may have been poured on a new surface of green velvet ask why i named this mosque because i believe that we are indebted to imam khomeini. if it wasn't for imam khomeini, i would have thought that we would have become a machine . that's why i wanted imam khomeini not to be forgotten. on the day i come to the mosque, we should think about him as imam. khomeini put his neck on us, that's why we named the mosque ruhollah so that everyone would understand that the mosque was built with the blessing of imam khomeini. the first story, when i talked about the association, i started to establish it. he collected it and kept it for us to tell us about imam hossein muharram thailand is the most magnificent annual gathering. new shiites wherever they are in thailand. in the first decade, i send them to sita's nail in the mos

this is my city, bangkok, the capital of an old country in southeast asia called thailand, the land of thai people. thailand owes its fame to many things. you have opened many kitchens in the world for some thai people, it is famous for its delicious and exotic food, because of its martial arts and fighting techniques, getting to know the sports that have been in our veins and blood since childhood reminded many of my country. turismo tourism is reminiscent of magnificent temples and statues golden buddha, a devotee who can be found in every alley and street has seen one of these, but in my opinion , there are other things that the world can recognize my country by. the capital center of our vehicle office is active. the reason for our interest in this office cannot be described. we are very attached to this building, maybe because we were very homesick to learn about it and you worked very hard to save money in your pocket and savings. weekly to sweet student jobs to collect expenses from the kids every day after the holidays university students worked till the end of the night in cof

this is my city, bangkok, the capital of an old country in southeast asia called thailand is the land of the thai people, it owes its fame to many things, some people know its pain, the rice that pashu has opened in many kitchens of the world, for some thai people, it is famous for its delicious and exotic food , due to its martial arts and fighting techniques , getting to know thailand. those that have been in the vein since childhood and there is our blood. for many people, my country reminds me of the tourism industry, it reminds me of magnificent temples and golden statues of buddha and badi, which you can see in every alley and street , but in my opinion, there are other things as well. the world can recognize my country as it is, the mato association , the center of this big city is not located in one of the central streets of the capital . to find out, we took a lot of pain and worked hard to save your money pocket money and weekly savings to sweet student jobs to meet the expenses. some children worked in coffee shops and restaurants every day after the closing of the universi

this is my city , bangkok, the capital of an old country in southeast asia called thailand, the land of the thai people. thailand owes its fame to many things . thailand is famous for its delicious and exotic foods, due to martial arts and martial arts, learning about sports that have been in our blood since childhood reminded me of my country. there are golden buddha temples that can be found in every street he saw some of these, but in my opinion, there are other things that the world can recognize my country by. there is no description. we are very attached to this building, maybe because we were very homesick to build it and we worked very hard, from saving money in our pocket and weekly savings to working hard as a student to cover the expenses. from the children every day after the closing of the universities until the end of the night in coffee shops and the restaurants were working and a significant part of the salary was allocated to the association. we used to gather together regularly and talk about the association's accounts and books. when people work hard to get somethi

foundation stone of the mosque, which is now one of the most famous centers of gathering of shia in southeast asia. and putting your heart together and riding a white building in the middle of tropical forests, you have something like a fresh surface of green velvet , a mosque called ruhollah hepatitis b, and you may ask why i named this mosque ruhollah , because i believe that we we are indebted to imam khomeini. if it wasn't for imam khomeini, i think we would have become that's why i wanted imam khomeini not to be forgotten. every day when i come to the mosque , we should think that this is me. i hit it, i started to fix it, now i have to make this analogy and complete that this rosary, which has gathered us all together for years and kept imam hossein muharram , is the expression of thailand for us, the most magnificent annual gathering , new shiites, wherever they are in thailand, celebrate their first decade. i bring sita's nails to the mosque , some of them are about a thousand kilometers away in order to reach najl, we have people from malaysia and singapore who come to najl for 10 days an