the tools we will use are the same tools in any jurisdiction which include sanctions which we have already demonstrated a willingness to use. further in our export controls. one of the things i outlined in my speech, we are seeing russia increasingly use dual use goods. to further their complex. tearing out semi conductors from fridges, semi conductors in order to put them into military equipment. we are going to further tighten sanctions to go after these dual use goods that are furthering their war effort. not only inaction we will take in the united states, and action the european union is taking alongside us. for any jurisdiction, china, a country neighboring russia, the choice they are going to have to make is not only with regard to their economic relationship with the u.s., their economic relationship with members of the coalition who feels strongly about the fact the most important thing -- when it comes to china, companies in their financial sector are going to have to make the choice providing material support to russia and where those companies no longer have access to our marke

well, or, if you look at the metallurgical industry, the mining industry, the machine tool industry, there is up to 55% growth, and the most interesting thing is that all this is in conditions of unprecedented sanctions pressure change in logistics supplies other personnel problems. well, in general, a lot of things. well, to be honest, there are problems. uh, in particular, for example, this frames output. it is necessary to train specialists. they say this at all enterprises, but nonetheless. we do not give up, it turns out that the company is adapting to difficult conditions. well, i propose to take a closer look at this and our first story. from the krasnoyarsk territory suppose you produce electrical equipment from sheet metal. you need to efficiently cut various parts. here help plasma machine in russia, they are mostly foreign. but this krasnoyarsk company decided to compete for the market. with the help of krasnoyarsk machine tools, for example, to build here and make cars , aluminum is produced by customers demanding, but simply growing. in the light of new events, our volum

one of the various trading tools, currency, gold, and tools that are on the stock market, and i saidsterday i was registering capital full investment productive to the growth of employment and the development of the country will definitely help the parallel markets that are compared to the currency and gold now in bahadur. sometimes i will give the investor, it will definitely migrate to the investment . let it be clear that we will have stability in the productive asset markets. god willing, what will happen next week ? in the future , we will continue to supply coins in the same way as we had in the commodity exchange , through people with heart . and the supply of this platform creates and you can comment with the policies, unified and under the command of the central bank with policies that do not match and interact with all the tools that gold is a fundamental issue that is regulated in the constitution of the gold sector. the central bank designated for you, how well do you think this management is going in the field of banknotes or does it need the currency and gold exchange c

are there any tools from ailes or housing bonds? they are from inflation, in the class of multiple assets of gold, the combination of information, the combination of productive assets, the stock market, and these tools and other efforts, after this area , we should really make the tools available. culture and irshad help us to slowly transform one of the trading tools based on currency and gold and the tools that are in the stock market, therefore, the registration of full productive investment will help the growth of employment and the development of the country. compared to the return of gold to the investor, the investment is definitely migrating. hopefully, i can make it clear that it will continue to be stable in the productive asset markets. next week , we will continue the supply of coins in the same way as we had in the commodity exchange through the center. exchange yes auction it will be done, god willing, we will have it from next week until sarma 324, we will supply it through the banks of banking agents and solidarity c

ketamine physical, tools i mean software tools. that's something that would be very helpful. >> if you could send some information to, us i greatly appreciate it. miss chairman, i yield back. >> thank you. next, up we will recognize representative williams. >> thank you, chairman. and i think all of you for being here today and representative tenney tell plus lead. her here to recognize the rights to repair. as a small business owner, full disclosure, 89 years in the car business, 51 years i've been in the business. chrysler, dodge, jeep, ram, chevrolet, you name it. for 51 years. and i'm also a rancher. capital operations in black angus back in texas. i understand the complex topic firsthand, maybe as much more than anybody in this room. it's not as cut and dry as it may seem. i made a few notes here and, there's an organization to them but it was commented earlier, leveling the playing field. what does that mean? leveling the playing field. i know one of our witnesses in the potato business, i'm sure they wouldn't sell their pota

ai is an obvious tool that can be used for that.ssuming it's publicly available which may or may not be for a long time. i will have to think about that with a little bit more. it is certainly a problem the shirt volume of information. >> i'm sure our friends would welcome increased appropriation from congress to study the pp problem. sitting here in the front row. >> would appreciate their work suggesting a legislative language for how we might implement. craft looking at journalists and scholars and other professionals about classification tideclassification. this curse is the backdrop of challenges in our world and to national security. again these are not just obstructions when the classified documents we are talking about her concern very much with threats from china, russia, are broad. we have a chance for discussion due to charge a few policy issues? the big one of china. we've been paying attention to this for a while you've done key legislation on it. how would you describe your current understanding of the threat from the

ai is an obvious tool that can be used for that. again assuming it's available may or may not be for a long time. i'll have to think about that went a little bit more. it is certainly a problem the sheer volume of information. >> increased appropriation to study the problem. >> immediately sitting here in the front row. >> we would appreciate their work suggesting legislative how we might actually implement. >> senator, our discussion in the gathering today it's looking at journalists, and scholars and other professionals there's classification, declassification for the backdrop of ongoing threats and challenges in our world and unprecedented challenges to national security. when the classified documents we are talking about his concern very much with russia, china, ironic. since we've had a chance to have a discussion here and you want to to some as actual policies? assert the really big one with china. even paying attention to this for a while you think he legislation on it. how would you describe the understanding of the threat f

that you did not have the tool.ight on the website today we will engage with that customer and find a solution whether that's in person on the phone or over chat we will engage with that equipment owner to come up with a solution. and evidently there will be a cost because of that remoteness but we're always looking at the end result of uptime. that is the whole business function. it just may not be as efficient as in the urban area. >> is there a way we can negotiate keeping competition in play that manufacturers can work with to make it easier to three authorized repair facilities and get more people involved in that process so that people in rural areas can have greater access to those are highly trained? i ask you that quickly because i want to ask mr. clark about that. and his testimony he says it's invasive to have to get an authorized repair facility. >> setting up a dealership is probably a minimum $5 million investment. looking at economies of scale. >> can you contract with someone mr. clark and train him

how does word e text tools.e teach and help to use it correctly, that is, we help, and use beautiful words to paraphrase the text. instead of some usual e, delayed words. like cool , we will select more unique and contextually appropriate words. for example , a text assistant is aesthetically pleasing, based on the user story, it will be able to guess what a person wants to write and will prompt. how to express a thought correctly, in addition to this, we want to make a function that allows you to your text. apply arbitrary user user request . maybe, for example. want and add e some scientific words to your text. if, for example, he is not very well versed in some area. this sounds futuristic. but, and now it works great in english, when i came here to the university on the train, when i saw the guys whom i started asking. they are through every second such ballroom exam in computer science, that is, they do not know any boundaries in what they can, that is, they do not say, i can not now. they say how much time

how do we develop those tools? so that we can find our way to a coexistent so we can continue to run our company the way that we want to. safeguard the opportunity for our producers. >> i think we have got a virtual question. >> we will take the next question. >> good afternoon. my question for you, a previous question about some of the data trade protection issues with the european union. have you found that some of the recent protection policies have come out of brussels and other european capitals might be a impediment to finding a closer policy overlaps on issues related to aid in china? do you think there is a role or you want us to -- economic portion. thank you. >> can i ask a clarifying question. specifically, are there specific issues or challenges that you are pointing to or just in general describing landscape with partnering with the eu? >> from the work i have come across, it has been large with the ira. in terms of trade subsidies and manufacturing, it is related in that brighter realm. you know, i gu

will not be abused it also lets us reauthorize important tools that we can't live without. >> we willinly come to that. following up on your comment about 4 million americans holding security clearances, do you think we haven't overclassification problem? related to that is our declassification system overburdened? is aik system working or not? >> i will refer to a slightly more authoritative source than the internet, and i read in the "new york times" this morning, 50 million documents a year are classified. that's mind-boggling. 50 million documents classified and i don't know is that a single pages or what, boxes of documents that's been subject to some speculation as a result of the news as to what the former presidents and vice president had, and, but declassification, and i know we've got the declassification board here doing important work. most of the recommendations they made unfortunately have sat on the shelves and that made the weight into changes in public policy, something i would like to see changed. maybe as a result of this conversation. so one last factoid relevant t

that you did not have the tool.ight on the website today we will engage with that customer and find a solution whether that's in person on the phone or over chat we will engage with that equipment owner to come up with a solution. and evidently there will be a cost because of that remoteness but we're always looking at the end result of uptime. that is the whole business function. it just may not be as efficient as in the urban area. >> is there a way we can negotiate keeping competition in play that manufacturers can work with to make it easier to three authorized repair facilities and get more people involved in that process so that people in rural areas can have greater access to those are highly trained? i ask you that quickly because i want to ask mr. clark about that. and his testimony he says it's invasive to have to get an authorized repair facility. >> setting up a dealership is probably a minimum $5 million investment. looking at economies of scale. >> can you contract with someone mr. clark and train him

western realistic tools are free.ing the syrian war, it became clear to us that there is no media and that the approach of all media to serve the interests of the westerners, the headquarters of the military fight against terrorism and resistance and for the sake of the martyrs, may god's mercy, be more active . resistance media must be a reference in china and russia should also strengthen the media and become a trusted authority against the media of the western domination system. the main problem at the moment is the media. they are trying to enter our country through the media and the minds of our people. they should pay attention to the importance of the role of the media and invest and think in this field so that our media reflect our issues and destiny and be a tool in our hands . our allies in the region can protect the region hello world, let's take a step to gain the muscles of terrorists and all enemies. martyr hassan bagheri , who was martyred in 1361 at the age of 26 , left his documents and memories in th

everyday some new tools. daily. there, the innovation promotion fund is launching a student startup here. i mean, it's very cool. that's just our mission is to create a success story and broadcast them on nurf, guys even come from belarus. for now. we have earned methodological materials created by andy and telegram a startup of a 21-year-old venedictor rafailov. this is an educational telegram bot that will help you master it disciplines. i wanted more people to learn how to walk, thus i used the artificial intelligence. i created a telegram bot and uploaded it there, small interactive videos from konstantinlekt are responsible for choosing an individual training program. for each student and personalized depending on how the student answered the previous topics to questions from the previous task topic we select the following topics based on what he answered. before. i know that the audience is students, those who may have received some education in college, but lack some competencies to find a job, thus this glob

uh, and here one of the best examples is the tool. ah, notsev is a world-class scientific and educational center, which, on your instructions, has been created for the 15th time in our country. they cover 36 regions. some emotions. several regions are included and their activities are oriented as once on the regional linkage development programs, about which you mentioned emotions , more than 170 technological projects are being implemented, and 145 universities and 140 scientific organizations are participating in it. well, what is important, more than 300 technology companies leaders from these regions and the results of their work are annually presented in sirius at the congress of young scientists, where regular participants. you will see and feel the results. i will give some examples, for example, belgorod nods literally on friday. we visited him there, and nikolaevich does great work parks with patrushev with them launched the production of vegetable meat for 8.000 tons and with the prospect of treatment for 40.000 tons or note

for providing these tools to the intelligence community to do important things i know we talked aboutparticularly w things like 702. >> we will come back to that. following up, tell us come obvious we are because of her concern about declassification transparency but there's a flip side to that, is secrecy does matter and our national security secrets that do need to be preserved. tell us why it matters. tell us a little bit more, a couple examples you may want to use about what are the stakes involved in protecting classified information and what are the bad guys trying to do? >> if i i could start at first principles, as? you mentioned i've been a big advocate of open government as a state ag we had a portfolio which enforce the open meetings and open records laws. and then i did l find a partnera strange bedfellows in pat leahy that we successfully worked together to expand and make more available information to the public through the freedom of information act. got back to first principles again. legitimacy in government flows from the consent of the governed, and the government c

they are tools, a jo tools that a war, hundreds of years old, between the west and the east. a war waged by the west than the name of decency and humanity. but that hides an absolute disregard for life and suffering more i'd guess the of our t o is the us now. hundreds of the will of marsh in an anti war rally in washington dc, expressing outrage at u. s. involvement in the ukraine. conflicts. right. it was called rage against the war machine. protesters demanded an ent and to the u. s. military aid for keith and called for russia and ukraine to seek a peace agreement to resolve the conflict. organized by the libertarian and peoples parties, the demonstration was built as the country's largest anti war rally since the u. s . invasion of iraq in 2003, the running featured speakers from across the political space, including former senator wrong pull x presidential nominee policy. deborah and the political commentator and canadian people originally dulls the liable speaker. that's all the whistle blow program. john korean, who was at the riley. nissan people there. res, key ques

our president, these are their last tools, which were ineffective out of desperation. i understood this on their own. they no longer have the options to use against the iranian nation. you understand that reaching this point means a nation that, if it has been able to fight in these issues , is an epic. let him create power, create self-respect, just don't resist, let him progress, now you see how it is possible to create hamas in the economy, in industry, in agriculture, in these things that you said and ishq rosh, we emphasize that we have reached a new turning point in the saga of people's presence yesterday in the march and in various fields and our achievements in we can see the economy in the ninth social proof of this. now you mentioned the problems and issues of the country. it is very important to know the new point, for what reasons and with which region we should have hope for the future. historical memory helps in this way . this is what i said first. if you lose your historical memory, you will suffer losses and why they are in your memory you have a stron

what tools we have another tool belt. we have a lot more tools now thanks to the leadership on the hydrogen front. the tax credit, which i think will be a real game-changer on hydrogen, as well. it is a very potent tax incentive along those lines. the other thing we have done internally to be coherent in strategic is create 100 in joint strategy team. there are a lot of offices at d.o.e. that have some hydrogen tools in their tool belt. we want to make sure it is part of a comprehensive strategy. this joint strategy team which made up of dozens of people across many offices is working quite well to make sure that we have a coherence in the strategy, just as you are suggesting. >> great. last question even if we stopped emitting all co2 today we will still benefit considerably from removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. in our most recent fiscal year, 2023 appropriation bill, congress included language establishing a pilot program expanding the kinds of carbon dioxide removal technology that could receive federal sup

meta introduced a research tool for building ai-based chat products, seeking to -- the tool, llama, isa's latest entry into the realm of leg which models. mark says it shows a lot of promise engendering text, having conversations, summarizing written materials and come to k tasks such as math problems and protein structures -- bank of america, citigroup, or two, and wells fargo -- deutsche bank, and wells fargo, have said that chat gpt and open ai tools are prohibited from business uses. this follows the report that jp morgan's could implement equivalent measures this week. i find this so injured in, goes back to a nvidia ceo said this week. it is that chat gpt is great, the momentum around is great. when businesses need a tool they do not need chat gpt. they need something appropriate and custom for them. caroline: they also do not need the risk of people sharing internal information that gets spit out in an inquiry down the line. there is a reporting that amazon took similar view, the general councils were that certain types of conversation looked remarkably like sensitive informatio

but this system tool must reach the user and use it correctly and competently . you some examples for you. in all product ids, the product id is included on the product, whether the product has an id or not. finally, it needs to be inspected. it continuously deprives us of unnecessary inspection tools it doesn't, because in many places, it is possible that there is a need for policy making before working on the investigation system . we can consider many wrong laws and procedures. the situation and the field were not certain, in this context, by the order of the president, he drafted a two-urgent bill for the border trade system. tomato will definitely be examined in the parliament this law has been approved in the organization of border exchanges while respecting the rights of border residents and respecting internationalization and transparent trade . with bad statistics, these electronic tools give us the possibility to know better through the observations of the doctor and to realize at the moment that the product we are dealing with is the original counterfe

you're having with the tool, again, not human, just to machine, but it's fun. you can kind of play with it and it's going back and forth. you can even revise, you know, had it, you know, revise what you tried out and you can keep trying different things like it's that dialogue. yeah. that makes it really interesting to people. yeah. most certainly and you know, i full disclosure here. i had some fun with it earlier today. if you take a look at my screen here, i wanted to know what a purple elephant surfing in the ocean might look like. you're unstable, the fusion lab. and there you go. i mean, it's pretty, pretty believable, and i'm sure a lot of people are spending countless hours plugging these sorts of things in. but in all seriousness, michael, why the fear is, what are the major concerns you alluded to them earlier? talk us through it. yeah, i think there is quite a bit of fear in the space and generally in the colony. right, well, well the eyes of the jobs and i and i think there is concerned with this technology is one of them. and i things like you have

in fact, this is the same conventional war as a tool. force was a military tool. they are following the sanctions very ruthlessly. this is because even the medicine that is needed by the patients. they embargoed on iran and for iran the necessary medicines, even for the butterfly diseases that the children were suffering from, and many of the families who are affected by this disease and their children , but dariush embargoed on these , corona and vaccines. the first to sanction corona the meeting i had with mr. secretary general of the united nations in new york , the voice of the meeting apologized to me. the islamic republic of iran should produce 6 types of vaccines, the second vaccine is in cooperation with other countries , and the fourth vaccine is produced independently and entirely by iranian experts and specialists . in this case, i i just want to express my gratitude to mr. president of china and to the government and people of china because in the early days of our government, this cooperation made us solve the problem of the lack of vaccines with the

words are the most important tools used by our nations in the west today . unfortunately, most people still believe and think that western publications and media are realistic and free tools. it became clear to us during the syrian war that there is nothing. there is no free media and everyone's approach the media to serve the interests of the westerners, the headquarters of the military fight against corona, in the memory of the martyrs , may god bless them, should be more active in the resistance. the media of the resistance should be an authority in china and russia. also, the media should be strengthened and become strong authorities in front of the media of the western domination system . this is the main problem. currently, the media are trying to enter our country and dominate you through the media and the minds of our nations . i pray to god that these countries can pay attention to the importance of the role of the media and invest in this field and think so that our media reflect the issues and our destiny may we have a tool in our hands. thank you

well, which will hopefully, you know, work on regulating some of these tools. there are non profit organizations and there are researchers working on ways to kind of balance the, the evolution of these tools and, you know, regulating them. i, you know, so, and both that has to do both with the models and as michael said, it's about the data that it's being trained on. so for example, you know, with dolly, with art, you know, artists are filing lawsuits about it. and many people think that these issues, you know, around copyrighting ownership will even reach the supreme court at some point. yeah, i mean, it certainly seems. i don't want to say likely, but not, not too far. feds? well, we asked our audience if they're excited about all of this is but you know, especially the kind of rapid interest or at least that's the perception we have of how innovative this has been and where the conversation might lead us. and we have a filmmaker, my leak, i, fig, blah. you might have seen some of his photos already. if you look at my screen here, these are photos he's poste

own country they work while he doesn't want anyone to defend his country, but to be a second-hand tool pregnant for children. go to blu-ray donya gonel . we also have a message for the western and european countries in this regard. it has created a media and political system whose goal is the left and the wealth of the nations and domination over the country. the time for these things has come and the nation and today know your true nature, they know what you want, what you are looking for, that you and the stepmother of your nations are equal. you don't see that today the intellect, thought and conscience of the nations are free has woken up and will soon free itself from the domination of the westerners, when you heard about the nations and their will, and i now thank you for your devotion, we saw haj qassem soleimani and met with him . let us tell you that elen soleimani, may god have mercy on him, was a real mujahid in the fight against terrorists. he was a great human being, full of humility, kindness and humanity in the region of syria, who would go to the ground next to the sold

that is, it is a tool of intimidation and fear. that is why it is done only for this reason. that nuclear weapons are even in my opinion, in my deep conviction, they exist so that no one will ever use them. viktor , are there tools of fear for russian society? at the moment, it is more likely that the tools are not that of fear for russian society. and these are tools, you know, of such encouragement that we so big and we have nuclear weapons and a country with nuclear weapons has never lost there, well, this is a tramp's lie and so on , the americans lost in vietnam, the russians lost , rather, the soviets lost their program in in afghanistan, there are many examples of the fact that the same french people lost to china, that is, nuclear countries lost in conventional wars in the 20th century more than once. but in order to encourage your own population, you can shave, you can take it out, you can talk you understand about this on television because there are no other tools of encouragement in principle today, but other tools if t

i feel incredibly proud to be part of the department of energy given tools are to about to get our actether and have a proactive, a robust strategy to onshore and we sure and reassert u.s. leadership. a backdrop of where we are coming from. >> let me just say one thing, i'm concerned about the risk this administration is not concerned with right now trying to push more ev out before we supply ev without dependence on china, that's the biggestt concern i have. recent rolling from treasury, still paying 7500 and it violated completely the bill the ira had by december 31 you have your procedures out and policies and faith avoided that and they are still paying $7500, ridiculous was going on and we are pushing ev and we will continue to write light on china to supply the batteries. that's the problem. >> a me say on the ev and then get into the process we have in place on that. we are providing technical expertise to treasury colleagues and conversations to help move the process but is not a process we control. we do have are tools you've given us the infrastructure legislation to move out

they are tools. a jo tools that a war, hundreds of years old between the west and the east. a war waged by the west than the name of decency and humanity. but that hides an absolute disregard for life and suffering more, i'd guess the of r t ah, the western african nation of mckinney foster has declared that all fresh troops must immediately leave the country as their previous agreement for anthony terrorism operations has ended. the move comes a made rising french sentiments as local reasons pushed back against lingering influence of the former colonial power in the region as well as live. now to our c correspondent, louise and louise lawn was on great to see on the show. now, france has been losing its historical standing throughout much of western africa, but was behind all of us. i think that this has been laid low request for civilian society. since captain tori arrived in september to take the control of the country, many civilian society organization organized weekend after weekend demonstration to press embassy to the headquarters of the cb opperation, military camp.

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and the tool, well, firstly, these sanctions have not achieved any goal.hey have not changed their foreign policy. uh, the russian federation is not part of our desire to become a full member of the already new multipolar world to pursue a sovereign policy that meets our national interests in the same way to build relations with all our partners, and secondly, it turned out that these sanctions in fact, they do more damage. uh, the eu countries themselves, if we talk only in the energy e sector, then according to western economists themselves. general damage. e during the period of the energy so-called energy sanctions is approximately one trillion euros. this is a colossal amount, which is so gigantic. a hole that cannot be plugged by any monetary influences, injections , or other financial instruments. as for the impact on the macroeconomic situation of the russian federation, just the other day , the international monetary fund published a new forecast e on the prospects for the economic development of russia in the twenty-third year, and he changed his

mining industry, the use of artificial intelligence to increase product quality, and the use of new tools for a branch of knowledge-based companies. are going to promote the leadership in the field of mining, if we want to take 5 special advantages of the country, definitely one of them will be heard and definitely the other will have a candlestick, the importance of this issue made golgohar company, which from 6 months ago, among the technologists and idea makers of the sector the whole world is trying to demand mining, the infrastructure is small make it productive and use modern science and technology, modern artificial tools, and take the lead this year as well. the participants in this technological event presented their problem-oriented ideas in four areas, the use of artificial intelligence tools in mining processes, and now the production of concentrate in the field is actually new methods and new tools in discoveries in the field of tailings and energy efficiency . the best designs and ideas of companies and universities were introduced and honored to increase the tire life of tr

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but it could be used as a tool.reatment plans for their patients in a way that's easy for patients to understand or it could help with writing study reports or gathering data for research. so it will be interesting to see if or how chatgpt may impact the medical world. back to you. >> let's discuss with dr. megan ranney, an emergency physician and dean of brown university school of public health. what is your reaction to this? do i -- do we have to worry about this, do you think? what's your sense? >> chatgpt is supercool and most of the physicians, medical students, physician assistants who i know are trying it out. we're trying to see how good it is at writing down a history or writing discharge papers. in fact, it's one of the medical students who i worked with who is one of the coauthors on that study that jacqueline was just talking about. but it's coolness factor aside, there are a few things that stop us from using it in the clinical setting today and it may keep it from replacing us forever. the first is, as

100,000 tomans arrived at the port from china, and the unloading process was carried out with modern tools. first, it was too big, as you know, it was not possible to dock ships worth 100,000 tomans in chabahar, despite the capacity of juk namik dash . there was a situation that happened. in the next step, we need to complete the chabahar zahedan railway, which, god willing, chabahar can be connected to the northern parts of the country through the rail network. well, if this happens, which, god willing, it will happen with the efforts of the ministry of roads, this happy event will be done as long as it is financially possible. how much time will be checked? that is the result the schedule has not been announced by zahra yet for the chabahar-zahedan lie, but god willing, maybe we can announce this in the next media appearance, because it is his studies and dedication, well, if this happens, we can have a variety of routes in the mountain in the north and south . mr. engineer farhadi, ceo anzali explained that the route to anzali is good, anzali through the connection to bandar mahshahr, b

sanctions are actually a tool like a tool.itary that the us used yesterday, but now they are using the sanctions tool to pressure iran, in fact, this was the same conventional war as a military tool . even medicine which is needed by the patients, they embargoed on iran and for iran the necessary medicines, which are even related to the butterfly diseases that the children suffered from, and very much for the families who are suffering from this disease and their children , but dariush imposed sanctions on these the first meeting i had with mr. secretary general of the united nations was in new york, he apologized to me at the beginning of the meeting . i told them that we succeeded let's produce 69 vaccines in the islamic republic, the second vaccine with the cooperation of other countries and the fourth vaccine produced independently and completely by iranian experts and specialists . in this case, i should express my gratitude to mr. president of china and to the government and people of china , because in the early days of