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World Bank supports customs development In Kazakhstan // USAPEEC
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News World Bank supports customs development In Kazakhstan The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors on Tuesday approved a USD 18.5 million loan for the Kazakhstan Customs Development Project. The project will help reform and modernize customs administration in Kazakhstan by increasing revenue…
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Kazakhstan’s Accession to WTO: Interests and Benefits for Private Sector
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News Kazakhstan�s accession to the WTO: Interests and Benefits Today, a round-table discussion devoted to the perspectives of Kazakhstan’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and specifically to the interests of a private sector is being organized jointly by the European Union,…
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EU Delays Ukraine’s Accession to World Trade Organization
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News EU slows Ukraine`s entry into WTO The European Union has thrown a last-minute hurdle in Ukraine`s path to enter the World Trade Organization, trade officials said Tuesday, but the former Soviet republic was still expected to join before neighboring Russia, according to…
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Moldova’s Industrial Output Fell 0.7% in January-October 2007 to 21111 Million Leis ($1869 Million)
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News In January-October 2007, volume of industrial output in Moldova made 21111 million leis ($1869 million), decreasing by 0.7% in comparison with the same period of the last year According to the National Bureau of Statistics, decrease of industrial output in January-October 2007…
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New U.S. Ambassador Signals Potential Policy Changes in Uzbekistan
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News Uzbekistan: new U.S. Ambassador, new policy? Signs coming out of Uzbekistan indicate that Tashkent and Washington are probing for ways to improve relations. The catalyst for the attempted rapprochement is the new US ambassador in Tashkent, Richard Norland. Norland presented his credentials…
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Chisinau Urges International Community to Pressure Tiraspol to Resume Negotiations
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News Chisinau calls on international community to use available levers to determine Tiraspol to resume negotiations Chisinau called on all international actors involved in the process of Transnistrian settling to use available levers with a view to determine Tiraspol regime to resume constructive…
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Experts Debate Vaccination Strategy as Alternative to Culling for Bird Flu
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News Animal health experts discuss merits of vaccination against bird flu Culling remains the best strategy to combat bird flu, while the less radical and more effective option of vaccination remains problematic in many countries, the head of the World Organisation for Animal…
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Kyrgyzstan GDP Forecast for 2007 Not Below 8%
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News Kyrgyzstan GDP forecast for 2007 � not below 8% Kyrgyz Government plans to reach GDP rate not below 8% by this year, reports the agency with reference to Minister’s Cabinet press-service. As declared Kyrgyz Minister of Economic Development and Trade Sabyrbek Moldokulov…
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Tajikistan’s External Trade Turnover Reaches $581.3 Million in January-February
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News Tajikistan�s external trade turnover amounts $581.3 million in January-February Over the first two months of 2007, the external trade turnover of Tajikistan, including electric power and natural gas, has amounted to US$581.3 million, which is 128.9 percent of the January-February 2006 level…
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U.S. Agencies Monitor Bird Flu Threat at Ports
Central Asia Main About Council News Newsletters Information Trade Leads Recipes Contacts News U.S. agencies track bird flu at ports The government is trying to determine whether deadly bird flu can contaminate the food supply and is cracking down on smuggling of pet birds and poultry that can spread the virus, officials said Wednesday. The…