00:00Russia and Kyrgyzstan in less, but also very ощутимо for our economy, made the sanctions on the West.
00:07How do you think, Russia and Kyrgyzstan can be united together with the opposition to the sanctions?
00:15Well, if there are any issues against someone, then, of course, those against whom they are looking for some problems,
00:23they are looking for decisions.
00:27And this, of course, they are united.
00:30But the deal is not in this, in my opinion.
00:32The deal is that Russia and Kyrgyzstan are united in a different way.
00:37And even not in our regional organizations, such as the DKB or the EUROZES.
00:47The deal is that the Soviet Union has given us things that are not coming.
00:55This relationship between people, this relationship between people, this relationship between each other, this relationship between each other, this language.
01:07I have to say many times, and I want to say that we have a lot of respect to the decisions that were made in Kyrgyzstan as a Russian language.
01:17We have a lot of respect to the policy of the government.
01:20We have a lot of respect to the government in Kyrgyzstan.
01:24We have a lot of respect to the government in Kyrgyzstan.
01:27We have a lot of respect to the President of Kyrgyzstan.
01:31We have a lot of respect to the new schools.
01:34We have a lot of respect to our teachers.
01:36We have a lot of respect to the people who have been raised in Kyrgyzstan.
01:43We have a lot of respect to the students.
01:46We are very excited to see that all these areas in the humanitarian-related, education and culture will continue.
01:55This creates a basis for us to move forward and move forward.
01:59There are issues about the human rights and other areas, they are well known, this is an immigration issue.
02:06We need to make sure that our citizens were in order to be in order for us to be in order for us to be in distress.
02:16But for this, the citizens of Kyrgyzstan, who wanted to work with us,
02:22would also be ready to live in Russian, to use social guarantees and so on.
02:30This requires a constant, constant work.
02:36We need to take care of the consequences,
02:40to use the advantages that we have made from the past,
02:44which we can now set up.
02:47We need to take care of the economic cooperation.
02:51We need to take care of new opportunities.
02:54I mean, work in high-tech areas.
02:57I just spoke with the representatives of our press.
03:01We need to take care of the company Yandex.
03:04It's not only delivery of food or taxi.
03:07It's also development of artificial intelligence.
03:10And this is the future of Kyrgyzstan, but also Russia and all this post-savet space.
03:18And all the world.
03:19So, I don't talk about traditional energy,
03:23where Kyrgyzstan gets from Russia oil and gas,
03:27which is the most minimal price.
03:30And for the community, for the citizens of Kyrgyzstan,
03:34for the people of Kyrgyzstan, for the people of Kyrgyzstan,
03:36for the people of Kyrgyzstan,
03:37for the people of Kyrgyzstan,
03:38they create a good and competitive environment.
03:41We have, in fact, a lot of cooperation.
03:47Well, of course, if something happens,
03:48we think about the issue of minimizing these restrictions.
03:55But, on this even,
03:58we think about the future, about the future, about the future.
04:03In Russia, in recent years, they say that Russian economy
04:08makes an invasion of the West.
04:10Indeed, the war with the countries of Asia,
04:12in particular, with Kyrgyzstan,
04:14but soon after the conflict in Ukraine will end.
04:17Is it possible again the invasion of Russian economy
04:21in the US in case of the end of the United States?
04:24Well, I also hope that the conflict in Ukraine will end.
04:28You said, early or late.
04:30The sooner, the sooner, the better.
04:32Well, during the conditions of our goal,
04:34for the purpose of the special military operations.
04:36But, the case is not in that we, in the case of Ukraine,
04:42we have a strategic invasion of a strategic invasion.
04:45Well, starting from 2000,
04:48I've already talked about this many times,
04:51and I've said that we really started to work on this side,
04:54on this side of our cooperation,
04:55we have to pay attention to our cooperation.
04:57It's not because we have any problems
04:59with our European partners.
05:01No, it's because the economy of the West and the Gulf of the East
05:06is developing more times than the economy of the West.
05:12The time of the West is just here,
05:15and not in the European part of our continent.
05:21It was a natural change.
05:24We didn't stop it, we just saw.
05:28We started to buy our products,
05:31and we started to buy more products.
05:33In the same time, in the same time,
05:35in the National Republic,
05:37began to appear such products,
05:40which became more competitive than European countries.
05:44The last example is the electric vehicles.
05:48They do better and cheaper than European countries.
05:52And in the European countries,
05:54all this is not because of the Ukraine,
06:00but by the way,
06:03the economy of the Asian countries
06:08and the economy of the European countries.
06:12This is what happens.
06:14Yes, this is not very fast,
06:16but this trend is growing in this problem.
06:20And we have to consider it.
06:22Well, after the beginning of the event in Ukraine,
06:24the European countries themselves started to get out of us.
06:28Well, I mean,
06:30we have to find some important results in our history.
06:35It is clear that the critics of the European countries
06:36know that the military forces are not going to do better,
06:38and the economy of Germany is falling into rather than the European countries.
06:40Well,
06:42that's what I can say.
06:43If they decide to return, please, we are not against, we are open to everyone, we are ready to work with each other.
06:50But, of course, with the reality that we have in this moment, many niches on our market are, first of all, Russian manufacturers, Russian manufacturers, and some of the countries of the S&G, of the EURO-ZEVS, and of course, we do nothing to do with these partners.
07:20But, of course, the dialogue is ready to be with all of them.
07:22This is your second international visit to Kyrgyzstan.
07:26He has a special status, a special status, on this is the list of agreements, which were made by the end.
07:33And then, how did you meet Kyrgyzstan?
07:36It is the most beautiful and interesting, which is the rich culture of the country.
07:43In this case, how did you characterize your work-based relationship with Kyrgyzstan?
07:48We have a friendly relationship, without any importance.
07:52We have a strong partner, and a strong friend.
07:57As for the protocols, I always have a very strong relationship.
08:04But, time and time, it is necessary to emphasize our national national association.
08:18You
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