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The Polish government will keep the cost of electricity at a reduced level next year for up to 98% of Polish companies, the development minister has said. On October 6, Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister, said that the government was going to present a new electricity tariff for all small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) the…
DetailsLithuania will purchase eight M142 HIMARS rocket launchers from the US. The contract is expected to be signed until December, Defence Minister Arvydas Anusauskas has said. “The Americans have given 90% assurance that it will happen until the beginning of December. The contract is for a separate system and eight launchers and launch systems,” Anusauskas…
DetailsZhytomyr region continues sugar beet harvesting campaign. According to the Department of Agri-Industrial Development and Economic Policy of Zhytomyr region, as of October 5, in all categories of farms sugar beets were harvested from the area of 520 hectares. 23.4 thousand tons of sweet roots were harvested with the average yield of 450 tons/ha. (Ukrsugar/Business…
DetailsUkrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has opened a business forum with the participation of about 20 Ukrainian and Ghanaian companies as part of his visit to Ghana. The companies participating in the forum represented the fields of metallurgy, mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, food and beverage production, construction, renewable energy and IT services. “During the negotiations…
DetailsCurrent figures confirm a gradual slowing of Poland’s economy, the head of the Polish central bank said on October 6. Adam Glapinski said the economic slowdown would be a global phenomenon, but noted that declining economic growth might help curb inflation. He added that the main reason for the slowdown was the war in Ukraine,…
DetailsOn October 7, the Lithuanian government approved the 2023 state budget bill and it would be put before the country’s parliament, the Seimas, this week. State budget revenue will grow by 3.4% next year, to 15.62 billion euros, including EU funds. Expenditure is projected to go up by 6.1%, to 18.61 billion euros. The projected…
DetailsThe United Nations Development Program (UNDP) announced on October 7 the completion of conservation works for the synagogue and church in Rascov, on the left bank of the Dniester. It was possible due to the support of the EU Confidence-Building Measures Programme, implemented by UNDP Moldova. “Such constructions no longer exist in Moldova. The stone…
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