• Which Type of Plane fo Central Aisa?

    by Nazar TAMASHEVSKA

    For Aboulafia , Boeing’s long-running Current Market Outlook (CMO) has an “enviable” track record and its 20-year jetliner demand forecast “has been a reliable predictor of total deliveries”, thanks largely to the consistent long-term growth trends seen in the aviation industry. However, he notes that the market’s composition is diverging from expectations and looks set to continue this pattern. He thinks that may offer important lessons for future product-launch decisions. Boeing’s 2007 CMO is now at its halfway mark. In this forecast, Boeing predicted that 17,650 single-aisle jets, 6,290 twin-aisle jets and 960 very large jets would be delivered by 2026. Everyone, even Teal Group, was optimistic about the market’s fondness for (...)

  • Rahmon’s Visit of Roghun Dam Construction Site

    by Nazar TAMASHEVSKA

    When finished, the dam will be the tallest in the world at 335 meters and have a capacity of 3.6 GW (compare to the 2 GW of Hoover Dam). In 2016, the construction of Roghun was assigned to the Italian company Salini Impregilo for an estimated cost of $3.9 bln. The project is broken down into four components, with the most expensive one involving the building of a 335-meter-high rockfill dam — the tallest in the world — which will cost some $1.95 bln. According to Salini Impregilo, two of (...)

  • Central Asia: Economic Diversification and Sustainable Development

    by Azadeh KHANDANI

    In general, it is estimated that a country has succeeded in its structural transformation when its population leaves the countryside for the cities and its urban workforce is constantly turning to higher productivity activities. Agricultural employment diminishes as mechanization gains; at the same time, increased production and increased productivity are mutually reinforcing and help the manufacturing sector absorb a growing labour force. Then, once income levels have become higher, (...)

  • World Bank Biannual Economic Update | Fall 2015

    by Catherine BISSON-SERIAN

    Kyrgyz Republic: Biannual Economic Update (PDF) The Kyrgyz Republic has become increasingly open to trade over the years, and particularly since the massive emigration of Kyrgyz workers at the turn of the century. Gold exports — most of which are bound for Switzerland and the Middle East — account for a significant share of total exports, averaging 27.6% during the past three years. However, CIS countries, especially Kazakhstan and Russia, are the main destination for non-gold exports, (...)

  • Naval Forces of Kazakhstan and Korea to Cooperate

    by Nazar TAMASHEVSKA

    The Kazakh Navy’s Kazakhstan-class patrol vessel Oral A fourth-in-class is now reported to be in build. (Source: Kazakhstan Ministry of Defence) The main issues the sides discussed were ongoing training of the Kazakh Navy personnel in South Korea’s educational establishments, training of Kazakh special purpose units at South Korea’s naval training centres, Rear Admiral Zhandarbek Zhanzakov, commander-in-chief of the Kazakh Navy was quoted by the press office as (...)

  • 6th International Investment Forum Began in Astana

    by Nazar TAMASHEVSKA

    Astana Invest 2015 VI International Investment Forum “AstanaInvest 2015” is held in Astana, Kazakhstan on the 29th of October 2015. Earlier Forum was one of the events of the Astana Economic Forum. This year Astana Invest 2015 is held as a separate forum for the first time and includes different business and cultural events. (Click to download the PDF document) “The forum is held in order to have a constructive dialogue between the Astana administration, key (...)

  • Progressist-lit: The Tajiks in the Mirror of History

    by Catherine BISSON-SERIAN

    President Rahmon Speech at the Zoroastrian festival of Nowruz (2012). Excerpt: One of the core reasons for what Nowruz has become popular, is as according to Omar Khayyam it was meant to commemorate the “Majesty of Sun” and wise thinker (he) believed that “people around the globe look at the Sun and worship it”. The collapse of the USSR brought catastrophe to the central Asian republic of Tajikistan. Between 1992 and 1997, a civil war raged between progressist (...)

  • The New Railway Station of Astana

    by Ary DEHBONEI

    To adequately meet the visitors and guests of the exhibition and provide maximum comfort to them, the city will build a new railway station. The overseer of the project is the JSC NC KTZ. Last year the company and a consortium consisting of LLP Jol zhөndeushі (Kazakhstan) and JSC Sembol (Turkey) signed a contract for construction and installation works. Given the need to commission the new station in 2017, it was decided to construct the first launch complex of (...)

  • Tajikistan Plans to Produce Modular Buildings

    by Nazar TAMASHEVSKA

    Modular buildings may be used for long-term, temporary or permanent facilities, such as construction camps, schools and classrooms, civilian and military housing, and industrial facilities. Modular buildings are used in remote and rural areas where conventional construction may not be reasonable or possible. Representatives of Tajik President’s Executive Office have recently visited the State Enterprise Kubanskiy Modulny Dom (Kuban Modular Building) in (...)

  • Kyrgyzstan Ends its Importation of Electricity from Tajikistan

    by Catherine BISSON-SERIAN

    In accordance with the agreements reached during the official visit of the minister of KR Temir Sariev in Tajikistan, as well as by order of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic dated June 30, 2015 between Electric stations JSC and Barki Tojik Open Joint Stock Holding Company, the contract for the supply of electricity to Kyrgyzstan for an amount up to 500 mln kWh during the period June to September 2015 was concluded. Energy usage in Kyrgyzstan Electricity (...)

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