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More than 30 high level participants attended the event including those from Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan, as well as senior representatives from the AIIB, and ADB.
Details of approvals and items for information reviewed by the Board are as follows: DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS - US$ 186 million Istisna'a financing for the reconstruction of the Road Section "Border of South Kazakhstan Oblast - Taraz" under the construction of Western Europe–Western China (WE-WC) Road Project – Kazakhstan
China developed because the Chinese invested in the country.
A poll conducted by a group of researchers from the prestigious Tsinghua University in China on a diverse sample of MSMEs during the peak of the pandemic revealed that a third of respondents admitted that they cannot carry on for more than one month amid the shrinking economic activity, while a third of the sample admitted that they cannot go on for more than two months.
Through a formal bidding process, CGCINT (from China) was selected as the project contractor.
They have become a best-practice model for a steady financial and investment growth while achieving their social and corporate governance objectives in the service of society. 16+1 Summit The Forum also hosted the 16+1 Summit (Central and Eastern Europe plus China).
Sidibe, made also a quick visit to the Republic of Kazakhstan, where he Signed with two Istisna'a and agency agreements for the construction of 58- km road section border of South Kazakhstan Oblast Taraz under the Western Europe – Western China road corridor.
Today, the Kulyab-Kalaikhumb road stands as the sole connector between Tajikistan's densely populated, economically vibrant west and its eastern regions, extending all the way to China.
About the Islamic Development Bank The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) is a multilateral development financing institution, established in 1975. It aims to foster economic development and social progress of its 57 member countries and Muslim communities in non-Member Countries in accordance with the principles of the Shari’a (Islamic law).
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