the globe best for the world bank age. a bank of the form of mascot seo said to create a world free from poverty on a livable planet. how does that square wave of you've just said about the i m f and world bank the to washington base institutions? well, what's happening right now is that you have further consolidation of man, which is controlled by audi gods, which is controlled by western financial interest loans. the support is not going through the small farmers in ukraine and i'm, it says economic distress. we will see more and more consolidation as these farmers are not being supported. we have to understand that approaches that happened against the 2020 land reform. and the law was implemented. i'm at school with when people could not produce the civil society, the academics, the farm was in ukraine, a basically demanding and calling for the different advocates for the model which instead of for the consolidation of land, but on the godson lodge. agribusinesses is really about creating an agricultural policy which in

the history of the world bank and the history of the world bank was established. in international meetings , they put a lot of pressure on the world bank, which should give loans , especially to developing countries in the field of health infrastructure services. and for this reason, a section is formed within itself that can monitor one of the most important sections, which is the country's infrastructure services and the health of the country, the supply of drinking water , that is why the world bank collects and evaluates these statistics because it is important to it. this the policies are actually supported by the policies that give loans, based on real information and data, follow up on the figure that announced where this is more, the nature of the poor is spread throughout the country, but where does it belong in kemer? in sistan and baluchistan, i say hello, about 20% of these days , only 25% of viruses are concentrated only in sistan and baluchistan, and you want to pay more attention to this province than other provinces. is those for production status

what has he done, but he is interested in investing in infrastructure projects god, why is the world bank saying, and the auditors, why is the bank of the world bank ready? the history of the world bank and the history of the bank's behavior when it was established, in international meetings, they put a lot of pressure on the world bank, which should give loans, especially to developing countries in the field of health and welfare infrastructure services. for this reason, a department is formed within itself that can monitor it. it is one of the most important departments of the country's infrastructure services and the health of the country, the supply of drinking water, and hamid alimi of the world bank collects and evaluates these statistics because it is important to him that the real mother follow up for real a village that the figure that he announced is more widespread in the strengthening of the knowledge base of the underprivileged in the whole country, but where is the understanding of the people, the statistics are spread in all 31 of our provinces, but in sistan baluchistan, f

it was shareholder votes but the us doesn't have a veto over things the world bank does, the us is thetributor through a consensus process. to get sweden into nato they have to get other nato members to agree to it. the wto, the world trade organization works the same way. they need to agree, the world bank could make decisions for a voting process. neil: never got the vetoes, don't want to rehash all wounds but one of the arguments was the new word is gung ho on spending as much to address climate change as the more vocal members. was that true? >> there is no soft spots, the world bank under my leadership doubled climate spending. it wasn't that. two years at treasury, that is a long time to be in public service, the world bank made a lot of progress but the world itself, facing giant problems primarily of slow growth, the leadership needing to be strong to face global crises. neil: you were just trying to navigate a moderate course that commits more money to climate change and deal with it and you said doubling the spending before you came on board. other members were gung ho on pus

we picked up an index i think from the world bank. so, again, all of our indexes cover 100 six e4 countries between 1995 and 2022. what we are always -- about doing is use data which are consistently provided from the same source with the same methodology and we trust the work of the world bank. we also want to have data that is available from all countries. over this period of time, we looked at this one index produced by the world bank and got this result. one of the things that are important to note, and i think that is where your note of caution comes, in some regions, the slope is much more positive than other regions. for example, in the middle east, we have -- in the middle east and north africa region, the way we divided the world in seven regions, progress is less impressive but it is still positive. in other countries, it is more impressive. >> if i could complement, there is no good data on the reality of implementation of laws when it comes to women. the data we use witches -- where my good friend at the world bank produce

with the president of the world bank. i discussed this issue with him, how and why china continues to have access to this and why we can't stop this from happening. you indicated in your earlier discussions to our members here that you are working to try and stop that. can you tell me exactly what you are doing to stop that? >> we will not support or vote in favor of any world thank lending to china. so we use our voting to oppose it and we have certainly worked to convince other countries in the world bank to seize funding's, and while there is some, it is very small part now of the world banks activities. >> so basically, my understanding, is you participated about 17% of the total, and china has roughly two, something like that? >> i believe is much lower than that. but i can get you a number. >> that is significantly different amounts of participation yet they have access to it and because of our in overwhelming anticipation of the amount that we have in here, we have an outsized voice in that board, is that correct?

there needs to be focused not just on traditional world bank and other resources. but concessional resources for middle income countries in particular. we know that though brazil and india of the world are going to be core to meeting the moment on climate, to facilitating the clean energy transition across the world and including it in the developing world. and being sure that the world bank and others have the toolkit to reach middle income countries with resources, it will be critical to meet those objectives. we are working to align the rest of the g20 around noxious decision -- that will be core to the approach. i point to things like the debt crisis. we are seeing in a lot of quarters in the emerging world, this has been an issue that the president and secretary yellen -- there are incredible pressures on emerging economies around the world, in particular around deck. all members of the global community have to play a part in finding a solution to those challenges. china in particular has risen as a source of debt to a lot of emerging countries in the last deca

you've heard secretary yellen talk about the need for additional resource capacity at the world bank and other reforms delivered at the spring meeting. that's more ambitious in the step we can take moving ahead and lastly there needs to be a focuss not just on traditional world bank and other resources. resources for middle income countries in particular. we know the presales and the envious of the world are going to be core to meeting the moment on climatecl to transition acros the world including the developing world and being sure thedi world bank and others hava toolkit that can reach countries with professional resources that will be a critical part of what it means to this agenda. webe are working to align the rt of the g20 behind not just a decision but a concrete set of steps we can take and that will be core to the approach. secondly they point to things like the debt crisis. this has been an issue that the president in secretary yellen have extensively about both in public and private and made it clear there aren't credible pressures on emerging economies around the world a

lastly, there needs to be a focus not just on traditional world bank and other resources but concessionalources for middle income countries in particular. we know the brazil's and india's of the world are going to be core to meeting the moment on climate to facilitating the clean energy transition across the world and including in the developing world. and being sure thelo world bank and others have a toolkit that can reach the middle income countries like india and brazil with concessional resources. it will be a critical part of what it means to meet those objectives. we are working between now and delhi to really of buying the rest of the g20 behind not just this vision but a concrete set of steps we can take to deliver on it. that's good to be core to the approach.be secondly, i point to things like the debt crisis that we're seeing a lot of corners of the emerging world. this has been an issue the president and secretary yellen has spoken extensively to both in public and in private to make clear that are incredible pressures on emerging economies around the world, in particular arou

in its latest report, the world bank has included iran in the list of the top countries in the world in terms of urban and rural water supply. the latest statistics of the world bank state that access to urban drinking water in our country is 99.83% and rural water is 82%, while in the west asian region, urban drinking water is 83% and the rural sector is 69%, from two aspects of this report. it is important that the first good aspect of iran is at the top of the urban and rural water supply countries both in the world and it is considered in the region and the more interesting thing is that iran is considered one of the leading countries in the speed of water supply, which actually indicates the effect of the opening of water supply projects in recent years for better access of the dear people of our country to this vital element. the country's water mission counter said that according to paragraph 8 of note 8 of the budget law of 1400 and two countries, water recycling is one of the most important programs of the ministry of energy, and the source of cold water or water for the cou

god bless the world bank if we have such a complicated political situation right now, but it doesn't bring anything good because, well , once again, this work trip, unfortunately, what could be done before in two hours by plane and you have to spend was only since the car, and i don’t think that the fence is completely considered for departure because, well, once again , parliamentary documents are important , as much as it would be unpleasant for me to see photos of colleagues there from other countries from wonderful, beautiful places. but when our parliamentary delegation will rework listen to this result. how do you work in japan? they give us an additional 600 million and then impose sanctions. this is the result. when colleagues go to the united states and convince their fellow senators there, they don’t have a president who decides sanatoriums . this is the result. and that's why i hope that everyone will have the guts to visit the first deputies on vacation. well , to be honest, i don't think that they ever even thought about it, but the families are on the loose, and on the

and the world bank, julius know ready famously opposed for an age and the dependence on foreign debts and who wanted to initiate the coloma development from we've been with the assembly means that the african country has he also initiated the program of land reform. did he come shut on? so most of his philosophy was based on a free can concept from within africa. and he tried to link that to an idea of a free can is a, is this relevant today when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in the depth and for an 8 the, you know, the, the, one of the basic objectives of an african me, is, is really to unite all the african people, peoples and peoples of fox are going to be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so the, the, it's just the tears unfortunately, really that. uh huh. i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from

ecuador's debt to the world bank is only 7% of assets and with the idb it reaches over 25%.bank is the largest multilateral institution from which we seek support to manage the risks we needed to mitigate due to the el niÑo phenomenon. shery: our exclusive conversation with the president of ecuador, guillermo. and i started that conversation by asking him how he feels about a potential leftist government coming in because remember ecuador's bonds are one of the worst performing in the world right now because of some political issues that the country is seeing. now the president made sure to really emphasize the fact that ecuador was able to take advantage of plunging bond prices. to actually push out these blue bonds related to the galapagos islands. but if course, we are seeing this macroeconomic change in the developing world and we have chi le's central bank deciding on rates that we are watching. potentially their first rate cut in three years. haidi: extraordinarily difficult to be setting policy in a time where as our previous reporter spoke about, the climate risk, th

i was just leaving the world bank we had gone out to report with the chinese about the next stage. i had a chance to meet xi. i'll always remember he said 86.86 members of the communist party. it's probably now about 95 million people. i spoke to a lot of presidents and ministers about economic policy. not one would have given me their party membership. it's pretty clear where xi jinping was trying to go with the communist party. if you talk about the yellen visit. maybe the two countries could start to have some progress together. there was a restructuring deal. a lot of the chinese banks and lending organizations build up the debt in africa and there's been a problem with restructuring done in the past with something called the paris club other developed countries because china didn't want to take the hit while frankly site to each other in the developing world pick minority is the trump national security. off they've done is raise the costs for both sides. i think this is perhaps one that secretary another made create opportunities. the fundamental distrust says the u.s. is not

investment of 2030 billion tomans were put into operation according to the latest statistics of the world bank of iran. in the top list the countries of the world are in the index of urban and rural water supply . you and i, according to the latest statistics of the world bank, access to urban drinking water in our country is 99.83 % and rural water is 82% , while access to urban drinking water in the west asian region is 83% . and the rural sector is 69%. this report is important from two aspects. the first aspect is that iran is at the top of the urban and rural water supply countries both globally and in the region, and the more interesting thing is that iran is among the leading countries in the speed of water supply. it is possible that this also indicates the effect of the opening of water supply projects in recent years it is vital for the dear people of our country to have better access to this element, and the minister of energy said in the ceremony of unveiling the bones of the country's water resources, according to paragraph 8 of note 8 of the budget law of 1400 and two countries ,

according to the latest statistics of the world bank, the access to urban drinking water in our country is 99 and 83 percent, and rural water is 82 percent. the west asian region is 83% and the rural part is 69%. this report is important from two aspects . it is considered to be one of the top countries supplying urban and rural water both globally and in the region, and the more interesting thing is that in the speed of water supply in iran. it is considered among the leading countries, which indicates the effect of the opening water supply projects in recent years are vital for the better access of the dear people of our country to this element, and the minister of energy said in the unveiling ceremony of the percentage of the country's water resources that according to paragraph 8 of note 8 of the budget law of 1400 and two countries, water recycling is one of the most important programs of the ministry of energy. the water of the country's water-bearing industries should be moved from surface and underground water to treated wastewater . this capacity will be able to supply more tha

is this relevant today when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in depth and for an 8. the, uh, you know, the, the, one of the basic objectives of an african music is really to unite all the african people, peoples, and peoples. the facts are gonna be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent. to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so it's just the 2 unfortunately, really that uh, i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from from these other countries. but, and i have the opinion that if someone is a country, has a leading position economically, it really will give up that position, willing, willing so, so to, to, to, to expect that those countries which holding those positions will use the advantages i think is unrealistic. so the only realistic way in which i think africans can develop themselves is to come together as a continent to put together

is this relevant today when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in depth and for an 8? you know, the, the, one of the basic objectives of an african isn't, is really to unite all the african people, peoples and peoples effects are going to be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent. to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so it's just, it is unfortunately, really that uh, i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from, from these other countries. but, and i have the opinion that if someone is a country, has a leading position economically, it riley will give up that position, willing, willing so, so to, to, to, to expect that those countries which holding those positions will yield the advantages i think is unrealistic. so the only realistic way in which i think africans can develop themselves is to come together as a continent to put together their

what exactly is needed and why the top leader of the world bank is wrong, let's try to argue withch the government went , for example, to the latin conference about a trillion dollars of gdp, well, from investors and from not the latest investors and those who are listed on the broadcasting exchange. for example, i heard that it was funny and it looked like some kind of new axles . well, that's why the question is, well, i understand that it is possible the rector of a respectable university cannot speak critically about the government, but there are different opinions here. and i am not sure that it is possible to state without appeal that the quality of economic education and economic expertise in the government has increased. in 7 years, at what rate should the gdp grow in order to reach such a figure, well, this is not a real story, well, no problems. i do not really understand why the rector of the university cannot criticize the government , because he is in the system for reporting to the ministry education may be possible. if you criticize the government, you will be depri

is that not something that the world bank and the imf should be doing, for instance?sad: the problem is many of these national institutions such as the imf and world bank are dominated by rich country interests. and in fact, they have been overwhelmingly responsible for fueling much of the dirty development pathways they have locked in developing countries into. economic situations that say you have to open your economy, you cannot build resilience in your economy, you have to privatize everything. it's just a misguided and failed approach. i think what many developing country leaders, and it's not just the president of kenya, it is the prime minister of barbados, or the brazilian president lula, they are talking about we really need to fix the global economy to be more fairer and more equitable and that it puts climate and tackling poverty at its center. now, there are lots of different approaches that could be done. we could actually tax the corporations who are responsible for this damage much better. we could fix our trade system. we could tax the wealthy, billion

is this relevant today when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in depth and for an 8? you know, the, the, one of the basic uh, objectives of an african is, is really to unite all the african people, peoples and peoples of fox are going to be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent. to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so it's just, it is unfortunately, really that uh, and i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from from these other countries. but i mean, i have the opinion that if someone is a country, has a leading position economically, it riley will give up that position, willing, willing so is so to, to, to, to expect that those countries which holding those positions will yield the advantages, i think is unrealistic, so the only realistic way in which i think africans can develop themselves is to come together as a continent to put toget

when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in the depth and for an 8 of the, you know, the, the, one of the basic, the objectives of african music is really to unite all the african people, peoples, and peoples. the facts are gonna be sent to work together collectively to the highest the resources of the african continent is to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so the, it's, it's just the tears. unfortunately, it's really that, uh huh. i think someone for our country is distracted by the, by the supposed assistance that we have supposed to receive from, from these other countries. but, and i have a opinion that if someone who, if a country has a leading position economically, it proudly will give up that position willingly willing. mm hm. so, so to, to, to, to expect to that of those countries which holding those positions will yield the advantages, i think is unrealistic. so the only realistic way in which trying to think africans ca

what exactly is needed and why the top leader of the world bank is wrong, let's try i will argueh you again and the program with which the government went, for example, to the latin conference about a trillion dollars of gdp, well, from investors and from not the last investors and those listed on the low exchange. for example, i heard that it was it’s funny and it looked like some kind of novosiki, uh, that’s why the question is, well, i understand that it is possible that the rector of a respectable university can’t speak critically about the government, but well, there are different opinions here , and i’m not sure that it’s possible without an appeal to claim that the quality of economic education and economic expertise in the government has increased in our country. well, here is a concrete case . there is a trillion dollars of gdp in 7 years. well, at what rate should gdp grow in order to reach such a figure ? the rector of the university cannot criticize the government, or he is in the system for reporting to the ministry of education, it is possible. if you criticize the

this is just simple non-refundable funds under the world bank program.ell, really money oksana, it is important to remind you that the international community is helping ukraine to cover approximately 45% of the needs of the state budget this year. 45% is very good, but let's remember that they save the main thing: they save the lives and health of their citizens , they save their cities, their lands, their crops therefore, i think that it is actually not so difficult to pay off with money, but unfortunately we will not be able to do without international funds in the new heating season, well, uah 10 billion , the head of our government reported, will be directed to the protection of energy infrastructure for the repair of the energy infrastructure, and all capacities will be used. ukraine will turn on all nuclear power units at the same time in the winter. i will remind you that 9 of them will work. they informed the ministry of energy that this is necessary for the stable passage of this heating season, says the head herman galushchenko . it is not pla

the world bank or asian development bank. members are involved but none of them has an undue influence. of course we apply high standards to everyone of her projects as we were just discussing. when you look at the decisions this bank has made over the course of its life, you can see high standard decision-making and high standards in the way we go about our business. i think that's very reassuring to anybody who wants to understand better how aiib works in practice. haslinda: always a pleasure to have you on the show. danny alexander from aiib. still to come, a close look at india's ambitions for green hydrogen and we speak to the avaada group chairman vineet mittal about their energy transition. this is bloomberg. ♪ what if we live to 100. i don't want to outlive our money. i keep eating all these chia seeds. i could live to be 100. we work with empower, even if we do live to 100 we don't have to worry. eh, not worried. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. david: welcome back. you are watching "bloo

sub-saharan africa, all of africa, particularly under the thumb not just of lenders like the world bankteral -- individual country donors, but also the private sector. things have changed rather dramatically the past couple of decades where 20 years ago, really the big lenders to countries in the global south righteous is like the world bank or the international monetary fund, these multilateral donors. increasingly, private sector lenders are lending to governments and their interest rates are higher and they demand to be paid. that is a problem when we are experiencing food price inflation and when we are experiencing surges in the levels of interest rates. if you are a government in africa, you are having to make some very difficult choices about whether to divert what funds were able to muster to make sure your citizens are fed or you pay back your private creditors -- private sector creditors. nermeen: who are these private sector creditors and what are the terms of the loans that they give to countries? >> private sector loans are a few points higher in terms of interest rates on

a recent world bank report predicts this year we'll see. and that's all the spike, members of the european economic area lining themselves with the latest e restrictions onto route are to use use of july reports and around. so i cannot make expo on a standing, the continual pressure for science of the city of on free trade zone serve as gates where a to international commerce, which has long been choked off white and heavy western restrictions imposed against the wall here and this expos off it was free as special zones, investment credentials, representative companies from all of the last 3 for ford or how come under one roof . i don't know if people still wants to wait with the world. if one has 14 free trade zones and $33.00 special economic zones, and the number is on the rise to this event, the running government seeks to develop the infrastructure of its trade zones and facilitate exports to those regions. so far, for trade zones have not played a dramatic role and there was the economy of the countries total export volume. now is the

money precisely at the expense of the world bank.tates approved the transfer of its weapons, which are located in europe. these are 12,000 anti-tank shells, 1,500 anti-aircraft missiles, as well as machine guns, radars, night vision devices, and so on, however, the money goes not only here the government in the united states operates an international development agency that does charity the congresses give money for it. and here along the line, and this institution ukraine received another 23 billion dollars. well, in addition, according to bloomberg, the european union is going to allocate another 50 billion euros to kiev in the form of grants and soft loans. moreover, the financing will not be on market terms, but due to the contributions of the eu member states, if we summarize the data from various sources, ukrainian donors have already poured at least 150 dollars into the country. uh, six billion dollars have been calculated by analysts, this is not the limit for comparing ukraine's gdp according to official data for last year a

and we're talking about that before the josh architecture, the world banks undertaking their own reform. there's, there's a lot of concern obviously around the inability to respond to the pilot emergency. so you know, the growth, max, many other dynamics, we are really a living and to also uprising multilateralism. there's quite a, you know, staging trust in the multi level system in states. you have the rise of the far right states. so you know, the fact that this, this report notes actually that grows. yes, this is increasing a bit, but it's still from a very low benchmark. comparatively speaking, for many around the world struggling from the cost of living crisis. the predictions are relevant feedback gives a searching in the united states, particularly and repulsed from washington dc. you don't usually see people at a food bank look quite as excited as nancy to knows. my birthday can nobody name one, nobody. this is not your typical food bank man. a food center in maryland doesn't just give those in need a box of pre selected food, but they get to shop for the centrals. they actuall

and we're talking about this before the josh architecture, the world banks undertaking their only form there is there's fire concern obviously around the inability to respond to the pilot emergency. so you know, the growth mass, many other dynamics, we are really living into also uprising multilateralism. there's quite a, you know, staging trust in the multi level system in stage you have the rise of the far right space. so you know, the fact that this, this reporter notes actually that grows.

that's a group of critical voices that acts as a watched on both the i m f and the world bank. he says that many challenges still lie ahead for the global economy. the report shows that we continue to face very difficult and challenging times ahead. and we will to highlight the these uh, the dynamics that are outlined in the a lot. we really what stresses these, some of these are next 3 days. the co, the price is right. i think many people tend to look at these difficulties as standing principally from the corporate, but they're back in the brain. whereas we would argue that global growth in dynamics were by changing even prior to the end. and you can see, for example, the secretary general, the nations, the world that have highlighted there were indeed unlike prices of development. right. and we're talking about this before the trash architecture, the world banks undertaking their only form. there is, there's a lot of concern, obviously around the inability to respond to the planet emergency. so you know, the growth, max, many other dynamics, we are really a living in to also

so we secure a budget for this time with the financial aid from the european union, the world bank and the i m f. in particular, along with the french development agency. turning one's back when does 8 is suicide . fighting between rival, i'm groups inside the largest palestinian refugee camp 11 on is code at least 112000 16 inches the violence has forced more than 2000 people from their homes. the southern goals interior minister says the political policy led by opposition. lita osmond sancho has been dissolved with following his detention for monday. the politician appeared in quotes and was fully charged with several offences including inciting insurrection, activists in sudan or choosing the permits. you referenced the poor forces of getting more than $200.00 civilians in west and off for less cuttings are reported to have taken place since wednesday off to r. s. f forces took over village police, the regional capital l janina fighting between the army and the army. so half has left a power vacuum across the region. for the president, donald trump's list of legal problems continues

still, this cost of rebuilding ukraine has been revealed by the world bank. it estimates that reconstruction can cost more than $500000000.00 over the next 10 years. that's the minimum cost. as the will with russia grinds on $7000000.00 mole ukrainians, what officially designated as being pushed into problems the last year? the world bank says experts say that russia's invasion is done. 15 years of economic progress, but pride possible from the ukrainian capital keep enjoying the summer sunshine in downtime cave. at times it's possible to forget this is a country at war, but look closer and you see the reminders of the economic pain. this conflict has brought people selling what few possessions they have on the streets. and the lines of people waiting for a hot meal have lengthened twice a week. a lot to me, a valid caught me and his volunteers organize food distribution. but people who would otherwise go hungry, what's your last me not? and then we'll begin. we found we were feeding more internally displaced people who have come from the occupied cities in t

now the world bank estimates it will cost you claim hundreds of billions of dollars in the next decade to recover from russia's full reconstruction costs could cost more than $500000000.00 over the next 10 years. to bang says this is the minimum cost as the war continues. poverty as increase from 5 percent to 24 percent in 2022, pushing mold and 7000000 people into poverty. according to the world bank in russia's invasion, has and done 15 years of economic progress in ukraine. but mcbride has moved from keith and enjoying the summer sunshine in downtime cave. at times it's possible to forget, this is a country at war, but look closer, i do see the reminders of the economic pay. this conflict has brought people selling what few possessions they have on the streets. and the lines of people waiting for a hot meal have lengthened twice a week for a load. you may have called me into his volunteers organize food distribution, but people who would otherwise go hungry. what's your last? me not. and then we'll begin. we found we were feeding more internally displaced people who have come from t

the un reported that the world bank has estimated at $1.4 trillion the possible losses from a split in the global trading system , market restrictions and border closures. to increased risks. it also contributes to the development of inequality. the organization is calling for deep reforms to bring developing and emerging economies to greater representation in global agendas. and finally, argentina paid the debt to the international monetary fund in yuan , according to local buildings, it is specified that the payment in chinese currency is equivalent to two and 7 billion dollars the next day, the imf confirmed its receipt. reserves. the central bank is switching to paying for imports from china in yuan. this was the news of the economy. stay with us mood to you and have a good day. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program zone x. i am violetta sokolovich. hello. they wanted to earn extra money, but it didn’t work out, firstly, a weak business plan, and secondly, the employees of the frunze police department were referring to crime. minsk foun

and the world bank has put a number on the cost of rebuilding ukraine. and its enormous reconstruction could cost more than $500000000000.00 over the next decade. according to the bank, and that's at a minimum and it doesn't factor in that the war is still going on. 7000000 more ukrainians were officially designated as being pushed into poverty last year. world bank experts say russia's invasion has under 15 years of economic progress. problem, pride reports from the capital keys, enjoying the summer sunshine and downtime cave. at times it's possible to forget this is a country at war, but look closer. i do see the reminders of the economic pay. this conflict has brought people selling what few possessions they have on the streets. and the lines of people waiting for a hot meal have lengthened twice a week. a lot to me, a valid caught me and his volunteers organize food distribution. but people who would otherwise go hungry, what's your last me not? and then we'll begin. we found we were feeding more internally displaced people who have come from the occ

for our country's over this period of time, we looked at this index produced by the world bank and gote thing that is important to know, were caution comes, in some regions, the slope is more positive than in other regions. in the middle east, middle east and north africa the way we defined the word in seven regions, progress is less impressive but as a positive slow. in other countries it's much more impressive. >> if i could complement, there is no good data on the reality of implementation when it comes to women so the data we use, women business and the law, it is based on laws and regulations, what we did, we took off the other components. the other indicators we have in the economic freedom index. what we measure under economic freedom is mobility. ability to move freely. the wage gap and to create a business, and assets, looking at that so i know they started starting to create a new project in the actual practice but it is a multi-year endeavor. the best we could do is look at laws and regulations. >> some virtual questions here. as a scholar how do i make use of the fascinatin

like the world bank, help them better address the global challenges on enhancing the core mission of reducing poverty and boost shared prosperity. we're all working together with our partners in the g 7 to address the norms needs for high standard infrastructure around the world, especially in low midland. come countries in africa, latin america, and southeast asian statement about the world we want to build together. ladies and gentlemen, we stand at an inflection point inflection point in history, where the choices we make now are going to shake the direction of our world for decades to come. the world is change. when we turn back naked on checked regression, today to deter other world would be aggressors tomorrow. when we start to climate crisis, before it's too late. when we harness the new technology to advance freedom or will we diminish? what were your bands opportunity in more places or allowance to believe the quality to persist? how we answer these essential questions? this is literally the time is kind of future. our children and grandchildren happens again. that's not an

message is on some of the world bank report speaks volumes and is encouraging reading. it clearly says that hidden sugars are a disaster and that the sugar content has to be reduced in the interest of public health concerns and public spending is faulty level production. but that's not going to be of interest for the majority of parliament. mother, who did you know, how does parliament explain their resistance? we put that question to 10 switch politicians who are also members of a soft drinks lobby group representing the likes of coca cola, redbull and domestic sugary beverage suppliers. a statement by the group claims. we are active and transparent participants in the political and social debate. and yet of the 10 members of parliament, we asked none agreed to an interview for consumers facing a constant flood of advertising, making an informed choice isn't so straightforward. as we see at this geneva school, a presentation teaches pupils about the amounts of sugar and fat in processed foods . over here are products, then ideally they should avoid. on the other side a

the voice of the world bank and the united nations came and they warned that in such a situation , theythe economy of the food economy in such a situation. on fox news, richt, the investor of this series, has announced that the new season of xbox is going to be filmed in the occupied territories. he has also had talent, he announced that he will not participate in xbox in israel. the investor of the program says that the lack of full attendance is due to personal issues, but cable nouri is due to the lack of cooperation of israel and the violence that has been unleashed in gaza by investors who somehow they are tied to the interests of the zionist regime. in the last two decades, they have faced a fundamental challenge. this challenge is a movement called bs, or boycott of israel, a movement to boycott the zionist regime and not invest in that campaign. one hundred and seventy-one palestinian non-governmental organizations. on the way in 2005 putting it under the pressure of the zionist regime with the lever of the economy, from the point of view of this movement, the work should be und