tariff reform agenda and that has created a very bad sense and bare bed for investors and thirdly i think russia needs to push forward with their liberalization of its political system that's not only about the multi-party democracy but it also includes. an independent judiciary court system that also comes online so courts courts should actually be responsible to the parliament relevant to the president or the government that's where the things should start moving in so i mean it's very interesting to me is it in a in our competitive world that with globalisation if you don't change you're going to be punished ok and i think this is what russia has realised it's had a remarkable twelve years but the next twelve years will particularly six. a lot more challenges than when to me just mentioned quite a few of them you know absolutely i mean one of the things we were so into tory and there is there's this interconnectivity it's phenomenal i mean you know the great great story last year stocks of stocks in turkey stocks in asia were were tumbling and there is there is no there is no independe

reducing tariffs paradoxically increases exports for our country and that is the mexican case. why? because the key issue is middle products, inputs for industry. other reform we are making is reducing bureaucracy and red tape for industry. in 2010, we started a process. and in that process i asked all the members of my cabinet to think about what exactly are the lows or the regulatory framework that they really need to doing business. and we erased more than 16,000 norms in mexico, from several conditions, and with that we eliminated more than 2,200 procedures for industry. so it's probably the most important deregulatory process in mexican government. actually we made some kind of contest, and the name of the contest was in spanish -- [ speaking in spanish ] the most useless procedure. a lot of people participated. we got a lot of suggestions to erase norms and regulatory framework and red tape. so we are increasing the competitiveness of industry. one of the issues we made is, for instance, to open a single web page in order to start a business. before this, for instance, if you went to open a company in mexico, you need to go first to the foreign relati

tariffs, increase exports for our country. and that is the mexican? why? because the key issue is middle. let me, other reforme are making is reducing bureaucracy and red tape. in 2010, we started a process, and in the process i ask all the members of my cabinet to think about what exactly the regular framework that they really need to doing business. and we erase more than 16,000, from several conditions, and with that we eliminated more than 2200 procedures for industry. so it's probably the most important statutory process in mexican government. actually, we made some kind of contest, and the name of the contest was spanish, the most useless procedure, and a lot of people participated we got a lot of suggestions to erase norms and regulatory frameworks. so we are increasing industry. one of these is we made is, for instance, to open a single webpage in order to start a business. before this, for instance, if you want to open a company in mexico, you need to go first to the foreign relations website in order to ask for a special permit. why? i don't know exactly, but you need to go first to the foreign rela