Georgia is opening its airspace to international flights from July 1 and the international airports are making preparations to receive tourists and to ensure their services are in line with the recommendations of the Ministry of Health. Disinfectant machines for hands have already been set up, as well as thermal cameras to scan travelers arriving…
Governor of Zhambyl region Berdibek Saparbayev surveyed a new windmill farm in Talass district, the regional administration’s press service reported. It is the first wind farm by Wind Power City LLP in Talass district. KZT 1.8 billion was invested into the project. Seven wind-powered generators with a capacity of 9 MW per hour were built.…
Ukrainian banks have already opened 89% of their branches, although their share was 75% at the beginning of May, the press service of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) reported on Facebook. “Banks, along with the whole country, are gradually returning to normal life. The banking infrastructure is resuming its activity, more bank branches are…
Ukraine will stop levying 1.5% war tax on coupon and investment incomes on government domestic loan bonds due to changes in legislation. The relevant changes are stipulated in Law No. 466-IX “On amendments to the Tax Code regarding the improvement of tax administration, the elimination of technical and logical inconsistencies in tax legislation”, adopted by…
Export of chemical products from Turkey to Kazakhstan increased by 8.7% in January-April and reached $26.4 million, Turkey’s Ministry of Trade reported. In April, the export of Turkish chemicals to Kazakhstan increased by 15.5% YoY, exceeding $6.7 million. (AzerNews/Business World Magazine)
The Ministry of Defense of Georgia will obtain NATO-standard hardware to replace some of the current equipment used by the Georgian Defense Forces, with the replacement necessitated by challenges demonstrated during COVID-19 lockdown efforts by the troops. The minister Irakli Garibashvili spoke about the effort by service members called up to help battle the pandemic…
Consumers bought fewer domestic products during the crisis and paid more attention to prices, the results of a new survey by pollster Kantar Emor showed. The head of the Estonian Food Industry Association Sirje Potisepp said that people had started to save money and this showed in their choice of cheaper food products. Describing customers…