and so i think that the real key here is whether or not the u. a. e. well, really enforce the section because some of these companies have partnered with companies that are associated with the u, a. e. and with rush up. but certainly, you know, if there is limited evidence that this will affect things in a short run in the long run. potentially sedan is one of the most sanctioned countries in the world going back to the past 30 years. you know, since 1989 when there was a military cooling student isn't seen really a series of sanctions and actually that'd be 7. do it with tires with islamic extremism again and the 2000 for the warrant out for so, you know, there is not a lot of the of that hasn't been sanctioned into them as part of the state enterprise here. and what you've seen as a result of those sanctions is really sudan, if you know, really become an operating ground for china and russia. these are 2 countries that obviously are not abided by us. sanction. now the u. s. senate has approved a deal to lift the government's $31.00 trillion dollars th

some highlights include the u, a. e delegation, which is the guest of honor at this year's forum rash as deputy prime minister also gave a speech with the head of the air of delegation, stating that the parties have discussed bilateral economic development in trade. in our states are bound by good ties, rich history of cooperation, based on the principles of mutual trust. we will continue to adhere to these principles despite the global risks and the revision of the entire system of international relations. today we are witnessing the restructuring of all logistics and international payment systems between countries. we will create optimal solutions. over the past few years, the u. a has become our strongest trading partner in the middle east and north africa. last year, our trade turned over amounted to 9000000000 and continues to grow. i'm sure that we will continue to interact with the u. a, in a wide range of areas that will ensure stability and confidence in our further joint development, including trade, industria

the meeting on thursday included rushes for administer, holding talks with counterparts from the u. a. e. brazil, and are ron in? the as for administer said the gathering must send a strong message that the world is moving toward a multi polar format. and that old solutions cannot address new challenges. the talks came, i had of another summit scheduled to take place in south africa this august, leaving the question of the host states welcome of vladimir putting open. as the international criminal court has an outstanding arrest for it, for the russian president and south africa is a member of the i. c. c. r. t corresponded oaks on a boy co spoke with the russian deputy foreign minister as we welcome these. and this is the whole south african chest. i've invited a great number of important team flash. so countries to the media meeting, we invest in 2 weeks, post police go, we will and practical origin. this to be there where things happen the a few weeks as a new for my home and she national relations. those relations, the based on the principles mutual benefit to the appeal disorganizat

the participants from the u. a. e. made an entrance as a forum with a traditional all male dance performance to perform it, which lasted more than an hour. included delegates in all white clothing and even prox, the u. a. e is the guest of honor at this year's forum. for more on this, let's go live now to ortiz union o'neill, who is hosting our exclusive coverage. alright, unit and this for i'm has ice cream, entertainment, and important conversations on the multi fuller world. what more can you tell us the yeah, i haven't signed the ice cream. yeah. they'll have to do a, a deeper dive into that. but it's all been going on today on day one of the st. petersburg international economic for almost coming to a rock. now, after, what's been a busy day of at delegations discussing, debating all the alliance is coming together, meeting up at places like this. that's why the for him is important. you know, business people, scholars all, all coming together for a, for those meetings, unimed very happy to say we've kept one of

our collaboration added to the aspirations of both brother, the peoples, saudi arabia, the u, a. e. bob rain on egypt, 7 the old times with cuts are in 2017 of accusations that it's supposed to terrorism least though, i was denied a good, sorry n u a e embassies busy and work this week. that has been a general soil in relation to the middle east states with i will be and i'm going to be some a restoring times. wondering years of tensions, sylvia has had a trial for me to into the arab lee and achieve the breakthrough in relations with students here as well. i'm saudi arabia under ron. i've also brother peace off of the decades of hostilities. this is why we'll raise, haven't govern the region for years, have been up and that i spoke to a senior researcher of the divide public policy research said that he wasn't surprised by the latest move, as of the region has been showing signs in that direction for some time, i believe the genuine because it, it falls in line with the was p o b s collision then distorting relations between the countries that either the countries, the gulf countrie

what do you make of these restorations of diplomatic relations between the u a. e and concerts? is this, is this warming trend genuine? thank you very much for having me. um i see a, uh this, uh, this is not the, this was in the a some because the agreement uh, was signed the almost 2 years ago. and they, and they think many steps were taking and from both countries to restore these uh, relations for many, many uh, meetings also uh between the leaders of the both countries and they are with agent based during this period. and they think and on the human side of money, um uh, points uh to, to start the, uh, the, to pursue the lease. uh they said, um, uh, i believe the genuine because it to expose in line with that was year old. this felicia, none of the story relations between the countries that i the icon to the gulf countries on the eastern countries, the past, the, you'd also, like you said the so you yeah. so what relations, what do you know on the things that play something but hang on, we're just in the background and the, it was a historical meeting. go with the president f

and so i think that the real key here is whether or not the u. a e, will really enforce these sections because some of these companies have partnered with companies that are associated with the u, a. e. and for the rush up. but certainly, you know, there is limited habit and this will affect things in the short run in the long run, potentially. okay, i'll come to the u a in a section and then i would, let's talk about the functions of what that gonna work for the us. mean, is this a p r exercise for washington? or do they really think something concrete can come out of it? because as you say, saddam has, as well as one of many countries around the world being able to evade sanctions for many years under the us to pick up some very good point that you just made. you know, sedan is one of the most sanctioned countries in the world, going back to the past 30 years. you know, since 1989 when there was a military cooling studio, it has the really a series of sanctions. and actually that'd be 7. do it with tires with there's one on the stream is i'm, i can

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u. e will really enforce the section because some of these companies have partnered with companies that are associated with the u a. e. and with rush up. but certainly, you know, if there is limited habit and this will affect things in a short run, in the long run. potentially sedan is one of the most sanction countries in the world going back to the past 30 years. you know, since 1989 when there was a military cooling student is seen really a series of sanctions. and actually that'd be 7 due to its ties with. there's one on the stream is i'm again and the 2000 for the warrant are for. so, you know, there is not a lot of the of that hasn't been sanctioned into them as part of the state enterprise here and what you've seen as a result of. ready sanctions is really sudan if you don't really become an operating ground for china and russia. these are 2 countries that obviously are not abided by us. section the us senate, somebody to vote, and a crucial build that will raise the governments through the $31.00 trillion dollar debt ceiling. the bill must pass the senate and be signed by president joe biden by monday in o

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he is someone who is based in the u, a. e, a, a adventure. his company that he owns. there is action aviation, and he was on board a record setting light that circum navigated the globe also able to pay the quarter $1000000.00 fee that it takes to go on this. * on with him was a pakistani, businessman, by the name of chas ida dot wood and his son slay mont, and also a french explorer, or someone who was considered an expert on the titanic wreckage, which they were going to see a man by the name of paul on re larger legs who i get and had a lot of experience in with the wreckage and worked for the company that actually has claimed to the wreckage at the bottom of the ocean. they are so of 4 passengers and one crew member on board when they last contact. what's the latest you're hearing on the search and rescue mission? we have both the canadians and the americans involved in this absolutely, and the way the coast star described that they say that rescue ships are swarming to the area. they also announced that earlier today, a canadian aircraft of p 3 era which has spec

number of shed ideals and goals. rush us foreign minister is meeting with his counterparts from the u, a. e, for zill and iran, as part of the last day of the brakes. foreign ministers meeting that follows thursday's discussion, which called for a peaceful settlement of the ukraine conflict and urs for full compliance of the black sea brain deal. the break stations also reaffirmed their commitment to multilateralism while continuing to mall the future direction. and the expansion of the group of emerging economies, how we strengthen the um, of the bridge development bang. and also ensure that we did not become victim to sanctions that have secondary effects. how the existing brakes members are working with each other. the 2nd part of it is how the brakes engages and on breaks countries. and the top part of it is how we looked at potential expansion. so and you know how, what would be the appropriate formats for that? there's also something we need to work on to see a few rates as a new or my home and national relations. those relations, the based on the principles mutual benefits back to th

either going to be a small pocket in your, maybe in a sonia or in asia and singapore, or maybe in the u, a. e, or even a saudi arabia. that is really, really taking a very serious, being, developing it a, when it comes to america, when it comes to the western world, there are far too many powerful technology companies that exist here, that control the dialogue that controls the conversations that happens in the, you know, in the big houses of government and so that, that's the big challenge. i think we have to have 2 different types of dialogues. one is a global dialogue at a global level with every country involved in another. is that a local level to try and strengthen our own walls and to strengthen our own communities and country by giving you stick around. you know, this sounds like a great time to take a break, but, and will be back with us to talk about the political bias of a, a, the russian states narrative as one of the most sense community. best of all sun set up the same assistance must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the

in pan out of relations that are positive signs, particularly the gods in good relations with the u, a. e. and so the idea on mind and egypt, of course with that is do you have to do the, is a, an historic of friend and close ally of syria. we are also looking forward to expanding corporation with our friendly nations, particularly the russia and the china with the expansion of bricks and the, the joining goals egypt probably solved. yeah, that'd be a julia and the other nations to this important economic photo on. we believe that to the, the once a bright, some of the west as fast as they can go way. and the most likely this time of setting is found with the new world or the that has to be in the crystallizing and recent years with the moscow building and damascus at its core. so yes we, we, we look forward and we are working on expanding and fostering, beefing up cooperation with the out of nations as well as with our international friends and allies. excellent, very nice. the sides. thank you so much for joining us here today. and i'll see photo sit around by said to get to the couple

beginning of an active negotiation process on the inclusion of a free trade agreement between the u a. e and the 5 member states of the ration economic union. let's go live now to archie is a unit know neil who is hosting our exclusive coverage unit and the 2nd day of this forum as well under way. so what more do you have for us? yeah, it's edging towards is closed now, but i don't think people want to go home because i'm seeing more people streaming in the la of the hour or so and going for it a lot of the panels and open discussions, debates and discussion happening. right, right. the dates on still going on. as you say, we've had a number of distinguished guests right throughout the day, and that this hour is no different because we can welcome live comes down and burg castillo most impostor of the dominican republic. sir, you're most welcome to a studio here at the forum in st. petersburg, but it's not your 1st visit. you've been here before. yes, this is my 3rd year in the st. petersburg international economic for him. and every year we see we make very good concepts. we get to know

between president putin and president tony, and also such highlights of the space 2023 as the visit of u, a. e, president, mohammed vince, i had or the upstairs or step, i would say that this is a reflection of natural processes unfolding between rusher and the arab. well, for decades. it's a long time cordial partnership. they still remember very well the role rusher played in the liberation of the arab countries from colonial oppression. and they are mindful of russia as policy and assisting the arab countries on their way to was nation state building. helping them create the foundations of economy and defense systems. i don't know if the promotion is relations without jerry or a vivid example. we helped out julian friends since the very 1st day of that fight for independence. so when the french pulled out about julia, off of the piece of gold was signed. yesterday, i talked to my account about how do you ever use foreign minister during the meeting of countries president. and he told me that the french had withdrawn from out you abs was leaving behind lots of mine fields and refused to prov

well, the western countries, primarily including the us, um, or we can say china, the u a e, the saudis, and so forth. i mean, they all have them. but does that necessarily mean conventional warfare is over, or is there a possibility that human fighters revel group soldiers can a fight back against what some might describe as a tech tyranny by the rich. so technology is primarily being developed in the rest. and we're talking about the developed countries and merrick, uh, china, a big, big, big creator and, and uh, these for research for emerging, checked off france, germany, u. k. i name it the, the advanced company of countries are, have, have the resources, they have the institutions, they have the infrastructure to go about and do research. and it's not just creating that ends in having factories that, that, that can be veterinary. but it's really about access to technology licensing that technology. oh, naturally many companies and providers within, within the security industry are based out of these countries because of ease of manufacturing and so on. big tank manufacturers or a

probably prompted the and sort of a course type of arabs in of jordan egypt, saudi arabia and the u. a. e to meet in autumn of 2020 and decide that they weren't going to be approaching syria in order to preserve the theater, has a big identity sort of and this led to some explicit explanations of promoting of the audio. the king of jordan of the law, the 2nd flew to washington and flew to moscow unexplained this initiative on what we see now is it was a goofy of that initiative. to now give, ask you can ask about that because this is a fascinating name as well. because it's almost done, you can our argue the, the arab mentality. yeah. um, more flexible, more mobilely. you know, you're famous for your bizarre. so you can think like in many different ways about potential uh, benefit. but the american mentality is usually very stumper and the american administration's almost never, i recognize the, the floss in the, in the past policies. it's pretty obvious that in order for the, for syria to be kicked out of the arab league, the, they have to be some american pressure from the of almost whi

probably prompted the and sort of a course type of arabs in of jordan egypt, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. to meet in autumn of 2020 and decide that they weren't going to be approaching syria in order to preserve cedar as a big identity sort of. and this led to some explicit explanations of promoting of the ad here, the king of jordan of the law. the 2nd flew to washington and flew to moscow and explain this initiative on what we see now. is it was a goofing of that initiative to now give, ask you can ask about that because this is a fascinating name as well because there's always something you can our argue, the, the arab mentality. yeah. so, more flexible, more mobilely you, you know, you're famous for your bizarre. so you can think like in many different ways about potential uh, benefit. but the american mentality is usually very stumper and the american administration's almost never, i recognize the, the floss and that in the past policies. it's pretty obvious that in order for the, for syria to be kicked out of the arab league, the, they have to be some american pressure from the of

u. a. e's international defense exhibition in february, a review form sent into one of the homeless friends at the moment, but really, you know, across his mind and see we'd be busy, even even though i've given them all on i'm on. hold on. they are covered with a problem with having more than what of what fat acquaintances to do from time to time. so we need to meet to meet you of that to always updating on a sense with, with rates in the market on market to meet with us out on this project, lead the customer requirement. melanie, what does the arms industry and even the tech industry for that matter? what does a stand to gain from selling this a i tap to military's of the oh, we're down to down lots of advantages to using ai enable price to say it's within the full 5 by full good and for some of the risks with the and haven't rest set that comes with a, a unable price that says well, of massively helps them. we actually already seen this growing batch, russian, ukraine, and logistics planning, which is always one of the biggest challenges for any military knowing how to get wet to water at

beginning of an active negotiation process on the inclusion of a free trade agreement between the u. a e and the 5 member states of the ration economic union. russia's newest regions are all set well represented at the forum was stands dedicated, everything from price local produce to green energy. there's all costs. as many western companies left the russian market after the conflict, a new crank started last year. russia's foreign ministry spokesman also highlighted the west manipulation of the men's agreement of the on the issue of perhaps a disconnect between the people and their leaders. can we turn to germany on the issue of ukraine? because therapy, many reports that say the chancellor will up shows is willing to maintain contact with the russian leader. and i shall said he was going to talk to him or put in by phone again soon. but i put it to you, does it make sense to maintain the dialogue with the german chancellor when german leopards are fighting are being used in the conflict against russian troops. but when you might say how spin is there is none. yeah. about the revelatio

and earlier, the russian president sat down with his counterpart from the u, a. e, who held the cooperation between moscow and abo dobby, and expressed his country's willingness to play a bigger role in resolving the conflict and ukraine. we are building firm strong relations and i'm grateful for this mister president. and to make our relations beneficial for the entire world is an important matter also. so thank you mister president, for your attitude towards the united arab emirates. and you personally, for this opportunity and as for ukraine, i would like to think if we woods, if you believe that the emirates complete a bigger role in resolving the situation and making the situation more stable with the human darian matters. we are willing to call parade and disregard in any way we can know around. $17000.00 guest are registered to attend russia's largest economic gathering. we did, economists, businesses, politicians, bankers and scientists are among those participating around a $130.00 nations from around the world are taking part, including those from asia, a

earlier the russian president sat down with his counterpart from the u, a. e, who held the cooperation between moscow and our boot jobby and expressed his country's willingness to play a bigger role in resolving the conflict and ukraine as we are building firm stronger relations. and i'm grateful for this mister president, and to make our relations beneficial for the entire world is an important matter also. so thank you mister president, for your attitude towards the united arab emirates. and you personally for this opportunity. and as for ukraine, i would like to think if we woods, if you believe that the emirates can play a bigger role in resolving the situation and making the situation more stable with the human darian matters, we are willing to call parade and disregard in any way we can around 17000 guest are registered to attend russia's largest economic gathering. leaning in columbus businesses, politicians, bankers and scientists are among those participating around a $130.00 nations from around the world are taking part, including those from asia, af

well, the western countries primarily include in the us, um, or we can say china, the u a e, the saudis, and so forth. i mean, they all have them. but does that necessarily mean conventional warfare is over, or is there a possibility that human fighters, reval, group soldiers? can they fight back against what some might describe as a tech tyranny by the rich? so technology is primarily being developed in the rest. and we're talking about the developed countries and merrick, uh, china, a big, big, big creator and, and uh, these for research for emerging tech off france, germany, u. k. a name it the, the advanced company of countries are, have, have the resources, they have the institutions, they have the infrastructure to go about and do research. and it's not just creating the happens and having factories that that, that can be reverend re, but it's really about access to technology licensing that technology. oh, naturally, many companies and providers within, within the security industry are based out of these countries because of ease of manufacturing and so on. big tank manufacturers

u. a. e's international defense exhibition in february before sending the homeless you know, some friends at the moment you know, across his mind and see we've been busy, even even though i've given them all on i'm on they are covered with a problem. what's happening? i mean, more than what, what fed acquaintances changing from time to time? so we need to meet to meet, to always updated with weights in the market on market to meet with us out on this product, read the customer requirement. melanie, what does the arms industry and even the tech industry for that matter? what does a stand to gain from selling this a i'd have to military's or the o without doubt, lots of advantages to using a unable price to say is within the full 5 by full good and for some of the risks within have address set that comes with a, a unable price that says well, of massively helps them with i to already seeing this going back to russia, ukraine and logistics planning, which is always one of the biggest challenges. but in the military knowing how to get wet to water at what point it can that help in a situation

i'm more than all the input from the sandy array, but iraq, the u. a e m us combined new jerry not only and pulled in russian oil, but also invested in the russian energy market. as you start into the research edits are the in dia today. and he believes that to was out in full is a russian oil. new denny would have been walking into a classics, the russian of friendship and strategic partnership. in fact, special strategic partnerships as they define it from going from strain to spring is actually not only seen all the rooms. it's, it's becoming stronger and stronger. india is a huge amount of a boiler of brand russia, which is a shift from what was happening in the boss if the russian or whatnot coming to us in the india would be this was the prices, india is exports the 25 percent by naturally with russia, the, what is very important to point out is that the russian indians friendship basic at least based on the fact that we are looking towards the future. much people like whereas the need to and the us like the uh, brake show these make the wall and t

membership, whitening it's membership, there been at least 19 countries including saudi arabia, iran, the u, a. e and indonesia and others that have expressed interest in joining break. so i want to ask you, how likely is it that the groups membership can be expanded in the short term, and what's the prospect of bricks growing quickly to a good day mohammed, i think it's, it's very likely that it will expand, expand in the long term but i think right now the foreign ministers press briefing as well as what was mandated from the 14th week summer last year to try and develop a framework of criteria standards. principles around how expansion will be managed and logical into and who will be qualified as part of it expanded critics. membership is something that hasn't really been decided on at this meeting. and of course they have until august of this year, when the big summit happens in johannesburg to come up with the framework. so it's actually a work in progress. and i think for the foot full, for now, i think the expansion is really around. how would it be defined in terms of the quote, the nucle

sounds like a perfect candidate for e u membership, right? e, you exception been a primary objective for our society for the past 2 decades. our objective is by the autumn of this year, we will start a session tax. this is the biggest event of 30 years, a strong sign of commitment to moldova, a strong sign that mil dove is not alone. while most objective analysts no mold open membership of the was probably decades away, longer line on her well, she or subjects still waved a card of membership in front of a beleaguered son do. while opposition politicians that she's tried to silence with increasing the afar. terry and an anti russian big tubs of absolutely no intention of backing down or going quietly. they probably thought we would get scared and run away, but we are not afraid, and we're not going to give up. today we are witnessing the convulsions of the government, which understands that it will have to flee and is desperately trying by any means to stay. and of course, what use is a rush of bashing party, if the star of the show isn't give

i'm more than all the input from the sandy array, but iraq, the u. a. e. m. us combined new debbie not only impuls in russian oil but also invested in the russian energy locket. we started to the research edits or the in the today, and he believes that without the impulse of russian oil new denny would have been walking into a crisis. the indian russian friendship and strategic partnership, in fact, specials for the jeep partnership. as they define it, have gone from strength to strength is actually not only seen all the rooms. it's a, it's becoming stronger and stronger. india is the huge amount of oil of.

that's according to a study by e u parliamentarians. the money comes from europe, the us and russia, from organizations with links to donald trump and letting me have food in. it's a powerful enemy, never the less, the queer community and sophia, is more visible than anywhere else in south eastern europe. the next day, the long way to go in bulgaria for what has been long swept under the rug is accepted. molina young go equal rights, but everyone in the football now and germany suffered a disappointing 1. 0 defeat against a neighbors, poland, and a friendly match in warsaw on friday evening. after going behind to a goal from new york up keeping your with half an hour played germany, we're unable to reply. the defeat is the latest in a series of poor results for hans. the flicks team and germany's players are at a loss as to why results just won't go with their way. as riker nicholas full told dw of the, of course, we wanted to win as we did in the previous game. at the moment we'll feel like we want to win, but we, somebody just can't. i