Almost 400 schools have been built in Kyrgyzstan in 7 years. A new program for the construction of new schools instead of emergency facilities was started, thanks to which the growth rate of the number of the commissioned facilities doubled. An extensive program was also launched to overhaul the buildings of emergency schools. Over the…
According to the preliminary estimates, Uzbekistan’s GDP totaled 170,74.8 trillion soums and the real growth rate was 105.3% in January-September compared to the same period of 2016, the State Statistics Committee said in a message. According to the message, the growth rate in the main sectors of the economy, such as agriculture, forestry and fishery…
The Deposit Guarantee Fund has extended the liquidation of PJSC Integral-Bank until November 26, 2018, the Fund’s press service reports. “The Executive Directorate of the Deposit Guarantee Fund approved a decision No. 5073 to extend the terms of liquidation of the PJSC Integral-Bank for one year, until November 26, 2018 inclusive, in line with part…
The Infrastructure Ministry of Ukraine plans to start three reconstruction projects for 232 km of roads with cement surfacing in 2018. The project would cost around UAH 8 billion. The project was discussed at a meeting of the parliamentary transport committee. The first project is reconstruction of the northern orbital road around Zhytomyr in Kyiv-Chop…
The Tallinn city government is working on a plan for an additional corridor for tram traffic through the center of the city to make tram services less vulnerable to interruptions and accidents in the section currently used by all of the city’s four tramlines. The additional corridor would be built as part of the construction…
Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov has met with Chief Adviser on Infrastructure and Technology to the Afghan president Mohammad Humayon Qayoumi, the Turkmen government said in message on November 17. According to the message, Qayoumi stressed the great importance of the large-scale projects, which were being implemented, for the regional countries. Among those projects is the…
Estonian-state owned airline Nordica has introduced the so-called “quiet flights” in the mornings, where announcements read on the plane are kept to a minimum and do not include any advertisements. On the flights departing before 9 a.m., onboard announcements are presented in an abbreviated form and read in a quieter voice, Nordica said. Safety-related announcements,…