here today and reflect upon these serious challenges to humanity, i want to just repeat a couplet in urdu, which we are familiar with, my my friend here will understand it instantly, but for the for the translator, i i will speak it in english as well after i recite it in urdu which is my mother tongue to idhhar udhar ki na baat kar ye bata ke caafile kyun lute ham rehzano se garz nahi teri rehbari ka sawaal hai don't speak about this and that please get to the point and tell us why the caravans were looted we don't care about we don't care about the rehzan we don't care about the culprit, but we are asking you a question, this is a question about your leadership, this is a question about your integrity of which conference on palestine is taking place live, of which you're watching different reps uh from around the world who are speaking, the um different countries is significant in the fact that it shows how so many countries around the world are against this us israely genocidal war that's taking place uh we had the um president of iran uh as the host of this conference and pretty much

among the latest events held by the embassy were the international urdu day, which took place on 9 november within the walls of mslu. we also opened a cultural language center there. on november 14, we took part in the expo exhibition . very quickly, i will tell you that here you can observe the evolution of relations between the two countries, starting from 2015, when the prime minister of pakistan came to belarus, and also until 2020, when i presented my credentials to head of state. i would like to share with you that i first came to belarus in august 2015. then i was part of the delegation during the prime minister’s visit to minsk. also i helped open the embassy. this was between august 10 and august 12, 2015. and i was in minsk for two weeks. back in 2015, i noted for myself how harmoniously and well the state works. and ordinary people who seemed friendly, talented, and hospitable to me. in addition, the city of minsk had an indelible effect on me. just a couple of days ago i celebrated my third anniversary in belarus as an ambassador. and since then i can say that my positive impres

you know vahid shamsai's students are in urdu. their asian competition is going to be held in april. they are going to the camp from now on and today my colleagues will visit the camp of the national futsal team and prepare a report from it. there is no point. i just want to tell you one thing. just as you know, anyway, a few days ago, mr. mahmoud mashhoun, the chairman. it's you, mr. bilo, thank you very much for you and our journalist colleague amir rafati from the sports group of sed and sima news agency, stay with us , dear viewers, as the program continues. guys, don't bother with this, you're just going to break your back. take them all here . for 20 years, irani has been able to ask us this song from his heights in his battle, because he is always able to fight against enemies. get ready for the sea of ​​that day to be sora, until the appearance of the messiah. be with us in this part of our communication program i am in geneva with my colleague, mr. shah soni, the reporter of the international broadcasting news agency , wh

merciful, please accompany us with the news section at 11 o'clock in the zionist regime's air attack on urdu. dozens of palestinians were martyred and wounded in nasirat area in the center of gaza. palestinian reporter jabr abu hadros and his family are among the martyrs of this attack. with the martyrdom of abu hadros, the number of martyred palestinian journalists has increased to 16 since the beginning of the zionist regime's attacks on the gaza strip. the union of palestinian journalists announced that the assassination of journalists is aimed at silencing the voice of the truth that exposes the crimes of the zionist occupation and their ongoing genocides in the gaza strip. cash desk children of the united nations announced in a report that at least a thousand palestinian children were amputated without anesthesia. unicef stated that the cause of this issue is the running out of anesthetics in gaza. unicef mentioned in its report that the medical staff in gaza are forced to perform surgery in an unsanitary environment without the use of painkillers. this institution of the mel once again

asia is called to urdu. this 27 -member list was announced while sardar azmoun's presence in the national team is not yet known due to the terms of his contract with the rome club. football is currently negotiating with rome officials to obtain permission for the participation of this player, and after that the final list of 26 members of the national team will be announced. iran's national team in the group stage of the cup the nations of asia are in the same group as the uae, palestine and hunk teams. the 15th week of the premier football league will be followed today with two games. on the second day of the 15th week of the premier league, two games will be held at the same time, starting at 15:00 alumi in iraq will host malwane. mojtabi hosseini's students who won a valuable win against sepahan last week with 21 points and 8th goal for alminio, this game is much more difficult in my opinion. well, anyway , in my table, it is the closest team of my sailors who are not in this season. he has earned a good

different weights, along with medalists and open nationals, is exactly what is now in the culture of urdu. all the children are full and full, except hassan yazdani, who is missing because of his shoes . kaveh told me that he will be around in late march or early april. we love the national freestyle wrestling team of our country very much and we hope that it will come back with more strength soon and we will see it in the paris olympics. another point is that ali sawadkovi, who was in the national championship , did not accept the events that had happened. he was excluded from the national team camp, but now with the events that happened the consultations that took place, he apologized , returned to the national team camps and added that he is still in the camp. i would like to ask you to forgive hossein's cultural wrestling for the championship of his country, hamed khan, to be held in qom. i mean, unfortunately, in a few of our matches, we saw the audience being kicked from the platforms and thrown in the middle of the mattress . unfortunately, we even saw some inappropriate actions fr

and before television, a bristol accent in bolton was just the same as talking urdu .s talking urdu. they didn't understand me. the teachers didn't understand me. and so i felt. but as soon as i left, worked for de havilland aircraft corporation and got a smashing job with them and was on a business course, got three more o—levels on my own . so it more o—levels on my own. so it was only school where it was a mess. >> so why did you excel at maths , do you think? if you was in the bottom set? because my dad loved maths. the bottom set? because my dad lowyeah. ths. the bottom set? because my dad lowyeah.ths. dad had >> yeah. and my dad had me playing draghi before playing little draghi before i could them down. nine could hold them down. nine dominoes, not double six double nines. yeah. he always says double sixes are for wimps , double sixes are for wimps, right. double nine. and taught me maths. and the only books i had was a set of eight encyclopaedias. okay. and that's all i had to read at home. and honestly , so it all came through honestly, so it all came through

and before television, a bristol accent in bolton was just the same as talking urdu . talking urdu. they didn't understand me. the teachers didn't understand me. and so i felt. but as soon as i left, worked for de havilland aircraft corporation and got a smashing job with them and was on a business course, got three more o—levels on my own . so it more o—levels on my own. so it was only school where it was a mess. >> so why did you excel at maths , do you think? if you was in the bottom set? because my dad loved maths. the bottom set? because my dad lowyeah. ths. the bottom set? because my dad lowyeah.ths. dad had >> yeah. and my dad had me playing draghi before playing little draghi before i could them down. nine could hold them down. nine dominoes, not double six double nines. yeah. he always says double sixes are for wimps , double sixes are for wimps, right. double nine. and taught me maths. and the only books i had was a set of eight encyclopaedias. okay. and that's all i had to read at home. and honestly , so it all came through honestly, so it all came through i

. >> so at urdu. >> but many of those people are responding -- >> fair enough. >> there is a trade-off between how much can you improve access for a given amount of -- >> fair enough. >> dr. patt , i understand you run your own practice, and due to a variety of factors, many medical specialties are facing cups -- cuts of up to 10% this year. as an independent physician, can you share what an 8 to 10% cut would mean for your ability to operate a physician praxis -- practice, and what that might mean for patients? in your testimony you talked about that briefly, but can you clarify that even more? >> when we have decreases in reimbursement, you know, that has a trickle-down effect to everyone that we employee. in texas ontology -- oncology, we employ about 6000 employees. it's important for us to give appropriate competition increases to stay competitive. otherwise those who have greater funding resources will take them away and they aren't able to keep appropriate staffing. the natural consequence of the cut is that we aren't able to pay her staff appropriately at a competitive rate to