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Kazakhstan Business and Economy Roundup - September 8, 2008
Middle and Far East investors target Kazakhstan
(bne) - Picture Astana’s right bank in 2012. Alongside the Baiterek tower and the blue-domed presidential palace, there will be a new landmark: the Abu Dhabi Palace. This huge complex was inspired by Kazakhstan’s economic growth, designed by renowned British architect Norman Foster, and funded from the United Arab Emirates.
Kazakh cement manufacturer Steppe Cement lifts profits, fears tough conditions (ShareCast)
Russia to get tax privileges if investing to KZ non-primary sector: Premier (Kazinform)
Kazakh-Russian trade turnover to exceed $20 bln in 2008: PM (Kazinform)
Kazakhstan: Fears of aggravation of crisis
(Global Voices) - Although Kazakhstan, enjoying booming economy fueled by extractive industries, remains the leading state among Central Asian republics, the volatile situation in the country’s economy gives grounds for anxiety among bloggers.
Indicators - September 5, 2008 (Reuters)
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