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Turkmenistan to open railway to Afghanistan in November

Turkmenistan to open railway to Afghanistan in November

Turkmenistan’s President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov held a meeting dedicated to the upcoming commissioning of the first phase of the transnational railway trunk – Asia international railway transportation corridor, the Turkmen government said in a message Oct. 8, Trend reports. This is the construction of the Atamyrat-Imamnazar (Turkmenistan) – Akina (Afghanistan) section. The completion of the construction […]

Uzbekistan to establish another free economic zone

Uzbekistan to establish another free economic zone

A new free economic zone will be established in Urgut district of Samarkand region in Uzbekistan, said the acting president of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev during his trip to the region, Trend reports. Mirziyoyev visited Samarkand to review the progress in social and economic reforms in the region, the works carried out in industry, agriculture and […]

Iran and Vietnam cancel visa regime

Iran and Vietnam cancel visa regime

Iran and Vietnam have signed two documents for bilateral cooperation in the presence of the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang, Vestnik Kavkaza reports. The first document was signed by the Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and his Vietnamese counterpart Phạm Binh Minh. The agreement calls for lifting visa issuance […]

Path to self-reliance for Afghanistan

Path to self-reliance for Afghanistan

Nematullah Bizhan – The Korea Times The Brussels Conference on Afghanistan this week marks an important opportunity to create a roadmap for the country’s future. While Afghanistan’s current path has led to some progress, it is far from the most direct route to prosperity – not least because of deep flaws in aid delivery and […]

Korea to Promote Food Security and Reduce Poverty in Kyrgyzstan

Korea to Promote Food Security and Reduce Poverty in Kyrgyzstan

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) signed a three-year agreement to improve food security, nutrition and resilience to climate-related and economic shocks for more than 80,000 vulnerable people in four Kyrgyz provinces, Relief Web reported. Under the agreement, KOICA will provide WFP with US$4 million to design […]

Kazakh and Russian Firms Sign Uranium Enrichment Deal

Kazakh and Russian Firms Sign Uranium Enrichment Deal

Firms from Kazakhstan and Russia have signed a deal on uranium-enrichment services, RFERL reports. The agreement was signed on October 4 in Astana by representatives of Kazakhstan’s uranium operator Kazatomprom and Russia’s Center for Uranium Enrichment during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Kazakhstan’s capital. According to the document, Kazakhstan and Russia will jointly take […]

Blood donation increases by 35 percent in Mongolia

Blood donation increases by 35 percent in Mongolia

Blood Donation Day, marked on the third day of each month, took place on October 3 in connection with the government policy to increase the supply of blood and blood products as well as to ensure their safety. On this day, the National Blood Center announced honorary awards to donors. Three donors received the Bronze […]

Magazine N’s October Issue

Magazine N’s October Issue

Putin to visit Turkey on October 10

Putin to visit Turkey on October 10

Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Turkey on October 10, the Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov said. According to him, Putin will meet with Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and address an energy congress, which will be held in Istanbul on October 9-13, TASS reports.

Russian Finance Ministry puts 3.66% budget deficit in 2016 draft

Russian Finance Ministry puts 3.66% budget deficit in 2016 draft

The Russian Finance Ministry has prepared a draft 2016 budget with a deficit amounting to 3.034 trillion rubles, or 3.66% of the gross domestic product (GDP). Nominal spending was increased by 304 billion rubles to 16.403 trillion rubles and revenue was cut by 370 billion rubles to 13.369 trillion rubles. The Finance Ministry worsened its […]

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