2019-08-02 11:20:00
WBG FOR UZBEKISTAN: $4 BLN
WBG - TASHKENT, July 22, 2019 – World Bank Vice President for Europe and Central Asia, Cyril Muller, commended the Government of Uzbekistan for accelerating social and economic reforms to improve people's living standards. Visiting Uzbekistan on July 18-19, Mr. Muller met with the country's President and senior government officials to discuss new and existing areas of World Bank financial and technical assistance.
"The Government and the people of Uzbekistan are eagerly embracing the opportunities presented by the country's social and economic transformation, and the World Bank is keen to support this process. We are increasing…
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2019, July, 20, 12:00:00
UZBEKISTAN'S NUCLEAR POWER UP
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2021, January, 22, 11:05:00
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2021, January, 22, 11:00:00
BRITAIN NEED NUCLEAR POWER
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2021, January, 22, 10:55:00
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