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NEWS  35 Joint Ventures Remain in Agriculture 11:13, 13/11/2001 In the Belarusian agriculture there remain 35 joint ventures, set up with the assistance of the foreign capital. BELTA correspondent was told by the head of the section of foreign trade and foreign investments Tamara Usacheva that ten such enterprises had been launched with Germany, four – with Poland and USA. Similar companies were organized with Holland, Austria, Slovakia, Latvia, Lithuania, Switzerland, Greece, Russia and Kazakhstan. Some of them are specializing in brewing beer, producing juices, alcohol-free beverages, timber and furniture.  TODAY  BAJ Protests Shutdown of Pagonya World Scholars Demand Liberation of Incarcerated Professor Bandazhevsky Opposition Proposes Reform of the Budget/Taxation System No Reports of Belarusian Nationals Aboard Crashed Aircraft Expansion of Russian Capital Underway Cooperation with Iran in Spotlight of Attention How Can One Survive on Such Miserable Pension? Belarusian Agriculture Lagging Behind Again 35 Joint Ventures Remain in Agriculture Military Service Term May Get Curtailed 10 Days Arrest for Protecting Kuropaty Crosses Supreme Economic Court Shuts Down Pahonya Newspaper Belarusian FM Fears “Belarus Democracy Act of 2001” Free Trade Union Leader Meets Justice Minister Mass Turmoil About to Rock Plants WHO STOLE THE ELECTIONS? Unemployment Reaching New Heights Half-Billion Debt Before Luninetsk Pensioners Visa-Free Travels to Kazakhstan “Novaya Guta” Border Crossing Ready for Opening Police Apprehend Russian Contraband Worth $3mln.  ADVERT  1998-2007 © Charter'97. E-mail: charter@charter97.org Dear Colleagues. Remember, please, you are expected to refer to the Charter`97 Press Center when using the site materials. News export , javascript-informer Technical Support webmaster@charter97.org. Ads on the site adv@charter97.org                          реклама: