the current coom deserts of turkmenistan. archaeologist who. has come here from paris to study an ancient metropolis of a long lost kingdom. is over. 3000 years old. his team set off long before sunrise as their destination is several hours drive from the capital. they're headed for the hospitable south east of the country and the foothills. a man made hill with ruins rises over the flat land. situated to the east of the caspian sea and central asia turkmenistan territory is 80 percent desert. it was once home to the teeming metropolises of legendary kingdoms 4000 years ago. was the capital of. which developed a sophisticated system. around $1000.00 b.c. they controlled the mountain passes leading to an ancient persia. 27 b.c. alexander the great conquered the trade. a crossroads of the major axes of the silk road. in the 2nd century b.c. the parthians extended their territory from the capital of nice to the borders of the roman empire. the capital of the empire reached its apogee as the now almost forgotten kingdom wielded tremendous power. a

turkmenistan has yet to find an answer to this daunting problem. the northern silk road running from summer khan to awestricken in russia passed through the car a comb along it laid the trade hub of konya against a team in a way says thanks to the waters of the river today the former capital of the islamic empire has been reduced to rubble and ruins. few structures remain that attest to the former greatness of one of the most significant metropolises of its time. again was called the heart of islam and capital of a 1000 wise men the famed physician even seen or known in the west is obvious saina taught here. the could look timor minaret remains the tallest in central asia and has miraculously survived the various wars and earthquakes young couples traditionally walk around it praying for a happy marriage and healthy children. as in their. golden age ended in 1221 when gang marched to the city with a huge army. the mongol ruler redirected the waters of the daria flooding the city and allegedly killing over $100000.00 inhabitants now the walls are be

the current coom deserts of turkmenistan. archaeologist who. has come here from paris to study an ancient metropolis of a long lost kingdom. is over 3000 years old. his team set off long before sunrise as their destination is several hours drive from the capital bought. they're headed for the inhospitable south east of the country and the foothills of the kopek dagg mountains. a manmade hill with ruins rises over the endless flat lands. situated to the east of the caspian sea and central asia turkmenistan's territory is 80 percent desert but it was once home to the teeming metropolises of legendary kingdoms 4000 years ago. was the capital of marciano which developed a sophisticated irrigation system. around $1000.00 b.c. they controlled the mountain passes leading to an ancient persia. in 327 b.c. alexander the great conquered the trade of their crossroads of the major axes of the silk road. in the 2nd century b.c. the parthians extended their territory from their capital of nice to the borders of the roman empire in 1280. the capital of the em

and now turkmenistan's economic lifeblood is natural gas along with its market price. this great ancient moscow now had withstood numerous disasters intact but then in 1948 a tremendous earthquake sent the magnificent structure and many other cultural treasures tumbling down. for many local women this ruin is now a pilgrimage site. childless women are particularly drawn to the tomb of the soupy saint keys baby whose spirit is said to help them become pregnant. we think of to remember how common that is in the study of the me of my visit is to shake gemma leadin last day just come as pilgrims to the tomb of this legendary saint. they also make animal sacrifices and share the minutes with their relatives and neighbors who join them here. if they have troubles they find comfort and help from beyond and in this ruin it's really a wonderful place the high video. visitors put children's clothes and plastic toys into the remains of the walls an unusual ritual for and islamic country. and amongst the debris believers placed little crips and baby dolls it's based on an ancient

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maldives and turkmenistan also have a high probability of debt distress. crystal gave up ahead of the international monetary fund urged member countries to offer debt relief to ailing countries now johnson who is the c.e.o. of calorie asset management he joins us from lagos welcome johnson now let's start with that you call for debt relief from the i.m.f. some member countries a huge multilateral effort to be sure is it even possible. yes it is possible because as it stands today in number of african countries that number it or read a book on trees having difficulties with financing a fiscal position and a lot of them out of the highly indebted to multilateral and agencies so even. legal granted about the minimum debt some relief should be granted to them and i am at least are going about that that pushing that the saudis grants should be extended to the polish conscious and it won't so that it minimally be able to meet their obligations otherwise they are going to default as it stands today minute it had a very precarious fiscal position i was proud to gi

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republic of congo if you go beyond the the gambia and moves on beak laos rely on commodities and turkmenistan also have a high probability of debt distress crystal gave up ahead of the international monetary fund urged member countries to offer debt relief to ailing countries now johnson who is the c.e.o. of calorie asset management he joins us from lagos welcome johnson now let's start with that you call for debt relief from the i.m.f. some member countries a huge multilateral effort to be sure is it even possible. yes it is possible because as it stands today in number of african countries that number it or repot countries having difficulties with violence india fiscal position and a lot of them out of the highly indebted to multilateral and agencies so even though did little granted about the minimum debt some relief should be granted to demand i am at least you know about that that pushing that salaries grants should be extended to the parties conscious and it won't so that it minimally be able to meet their obligations otherwise they are going to default as it stands today minute it had

ported by pakistan, turkmenistan, and pakistan, taj expand, china, iran. so as different as these nations are from each other and the relationships with the united states, word you say they would desire stability and threatened by instability? >> i agree completely those reasons are very different they all want stability and the other thing is they recognize the vast resources that are inherent in seek access. >> in terms of wanting stability i would imagine for their own reasons but that could lead to unacceptable refugee flows. and instability could lead to the possibility of terrorist or other attacks in their own nations. those two of the reasons they want stability step the movement of refugees and also the threat of isis or ideology from inside afghanistan those of the two principal reasons. >> in terms of those threats of refugee flows and terrorist attacks the existential connection to stability. >> i would agree. >> . >> let me recognize senator tell us on - - tell us by webex. >> thank you for being here. i want to talk about china in the opening

turkmenistan, it was because damn, those countries are up there because they will be worried about the refugee flow so i think all of them will have to decide how we go forward facing tough choices. >> so they may or may not be encouraging or engaging in what could be the civil war. >> i think they will all be keenly aware of the probable issue aware of the population flow and violence that will certainly spill over from the afghanistan investigation. >> let's turn to africa. climate change, how is it likely to affect and if we have time beyond? >> we see clear evidence of that on the continent and you mentioned the biggest issue we see is water shortages and dies -- diversification of the farmland and spreading south of the saharan desert is probably one of our biggest concerns and that sparks all kind of conflict between the herders and farmers, for example. to look at ways we can contribute to help mitigate the climate change problem some with unique energy solutions and as those kind of projects are starting to unfold in africa. >> thank you very much i will yield back. >> thank yo

we're going to look to establish agreements in uzbekistan, pakistan as well as turkmenistan, somewherefghanistan. we've lost robust intelligence platform that we had there, and certainly the other thing is that it was from our bases there that we attacked the al-qaeda in pakistan, and we've been so successful all these years, you know, keeping those guys in their holes. and we don't want a new refuge and safe haven established in afghanistan. to be able to do this from other countries is high risk. those options need to be flushed out. it's not very good. we're not going to have as good intelligence. the operations are going to be completely much more complicated than what they are now. we're playing a very weak hand. the result of the united states leaving afghanistan and southern asia is that russia, iran and china are going to reap the benefits of our moving out of that area. and it's sad to see, not to speak of what's going to happen to the afghan security forces and the government of afghanistan which, it's possibl, would likely fall to the taliban. brian: i know chairman millie s