Archive for October 15th, 2008

Georgian group negotiating purchase of KazTransGas-Tbilisi

(SRI) - Kala Capital, a Georgian investment group, is negotiating with KazTransGas the acquisition of the Kazakh company’s local subsidiary, KazTransGas-Tbilisi.

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Kazakhstan Daily News Roundup - October 15, 2008

ENERGY:

Washington reiterates interest in Kashagan
(New Europe) - The future of the world’s largest oil field Kashagan in the Kazakhstan part of the Caspian shelf has once again become a central theme for discussion - at the Kazakhstan International Oil and Gas Exhibition and Conference (KIOGE).

Financial crisis affects Kazakh oil investments (New Europe)

OMV’s Petrom plans to boost Kazakh oil production (SRI)

Kazakhstan’s oil and gas production up for the year through September (SRI)

MINERAL RESOURCES:

Six dead and five injured in Kazakhmys mine lift accident (Interfax)

BUSINESS AND ECONOMY:

Kazakhstan Kagazy says unit gets 33 mln euro loan from European bank (Thomson Financial - Forbes)

SamrukKazyna must be transparent and accountable to the public - Prime Minister (Interfax)

National Bank of Kazakhstan: Exchange rates October 15, 2008 (Kazinform)

Indicators - October 14, 2008 (Reuters)

POLITICS:

Rakhatgate scandal continues to haunt Astana
(EurasiaNet) - A recent attack on an associate of Aliyev and reports that a series of high-profile figures in Kazakhstan have become subjects of criminal investigations — probes that are widely seen as linked to the Rakhatgate — have served to bring more unwelcome publicity to the Nazarbayev administration.

Azat insists on government resignation and demands anti-crisis session despite recent statements by President Nazarbaev (Interfax)

State, despite of difficulties in economy, to meet its social obligations in full - Nazarbayev (Kazakhstan Today)

Kazakhstan Politics Roundup - October 15, 2008

Rakhatgate scandal continues to haunt Astana
(EurasiaNet) - A recent attack on an associate of Aliyev and reports that a series of high-profile figures in Kazakhstan have become subjects of criminal investigations — probes that are widely seen as linked to the Rakhatgate — have served to bring more unwelcome publicity to the Nazarbayev administration.

Azat insists on government resignation and demands anti-crisis session despite recent statements by President Nazarbaev (Interfax)

State, despite of difficulties in economy, to meet its social obligations in full - Nazarbayev (Kazakhstan Today)

Kazakhstan Business and Economy Roundup - October 15, 2008

Kazakhstan Kagazy says unit gets 33 mln euro loan from European bank (Thomson Financial - Forbes)

SamrukKazyna must be transparent and accountable to the public - Prime Minister (Interfax)

National Bank of Kazakhstan: Exchange rates October 15, 2008 (Kazinform)

Indicators - October 14, 2008 (Reuters)

Kazakhstan Mineral Resources Roundup - October 15, 2008

Six dead and five injured in Kazakhmys mine lift accident (Interfax)

Kazakhstan Energy Roundup - October 15, 2008

Washington reiterates interest in Kashagan
(New Europe) - The future of the world’s largest oil field Kashagan in the Kazakhstan part of the Caspian shelf has once again become a central theme for discussion - at the Kazakhstan International Oil and Gas Exhibition and Conference (KIOGE).

Financial crisis affects Kazakh oil investments (New Europe)

OMV’s Petrom plans to boost Kazakh oil production (SRI)

Kazakhstan’s oil and gas production up for the year through September (SRI)

OMV’s Petrom plans to boost Kazakh oil production

(SRI) - Petrom S.A., a subsidiary of Austrian OMV, plans to boosts its Kazakh oil production to at least 10,000 barrels of oil a day (bpd) by 2009, Interfax reported on Tuesday.

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