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Uzbekistan outlines digital construction controls and housing plans
The ministry reported more than 210 million square metres built in nine years and a target of 280,000 homes a year by 2040.
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The ministry reported more than 210 million square metres built in nine years and a target of 280,000 homes a year by 2040.
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An FGV study using Caged administrative records attributes 4.58 million net jobs to programme recipients between January 2023 and July 2026 and examines their demographic profile.
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The Finance Ministry’s IMF-methodology release combines central, state and municipal governments; the comparable ratio was 8.81% a year earlier.
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A PNSC container ship could be leased or purchased only if cargo volumes support commercial viability; the government announced no purchase decision.
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Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb outlined priorities spanning durable stability, private sector led growth, reform implementation, investment, access to finance and emerging technology.
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A 30 September government resolution provides for safety, access and digital visitor tools at nine caves and one salt mine in four regions.
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The regulator put banking assets at 75.7 trillion tenge and sector loans at 42.8 trillion tenge as of 1 September.
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The partners plan to raise initial investment of $1 million to $5 million over five years.
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Afghanistan’s health ministry signed a six-month, $459,748 agreement with Save the Children International for health, nutrition and child-protection services in Balkh.
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Talks covered an industrial park, joint programmes, Chabahar trade links and a proposed refinery.
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Afghanistan’s health ministry said construction began on a Kunar immunisation programme building backed by AFN 15.9 million in UNICEF funding.
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Afghanistan’s health ministry said a UNICEF-supported solar system costing AFN 600,000 was installed and commissioned for the Kunar provincial health directorate’s training hall.
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