Of the planet and actually now remain under. Supply chains and to ensure the Food Security of the world, so the issue of demining the territory of ukraine, i repeat once again, is a global, global challenge, on which the whole world is rallying. Well, i dont know if you heard me or not, though i wanted to ask specifically about the economy, are our partners ready, have they even discussed these issues in croatia about financial assistance, about the support of ukraines economy by our western partners . Once again, we are talking about humanitarian demining, the support of western partners in the direction of humanitarian demining, i am authorized to talk about humanitarian demining, and so our partners will continue, they continue and demonstrate their necessary support, one of the proofs of this support was the signing today in zagreb, the ukrainiancroatian intergovernmental agreement, which is aimed precisely at the development and acceleration of humanitarian exchange. Mr. Ihor, tha
All members will have five legislative days in which to submit materials for inclusion into the records. The hearing is entitled a legislative proposal to impede north koreas access to finance. I recognize myself for five minutes to give an opening statement. Todays hearing will examine legislation that would impose a secondary legislations on foreign banks whose business support north koreas regime. By encompassing virtually all of north koreas economic activity, these measures would represent the top list financial sanctions yet. This means going after coal, petroleum, textiles and minerals. And north korean laborers abroad. The bill would incentivize greater compliance with u. S. Sanctions by where certain countries with lax enforcement go to seek assistance. The bills countries on notice. The proposed legislation has been informed by the committees ongoing work on north korea as well as the u. N. Panel of erts evaluation of existing sanctions effectiveness. North koreas six tests o
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