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NEWS  Belarus Gets Lowest CIS GDP Rise in 2001 11:10, 08/02/2002 Growth of the Gross Domestic Product of Belarus in 2001 – 4,1% – turned out to be the lowest among all CIS states. According to the CIS Committee for statistics, the greatest rise last year was demonstrated by the economy of Kazakhstan, where the GDP rose by 13,2%. It is further followed by Tajikistan (10,2%), Azerbaijan (9,9%), Armenia (9,6%), Ukraine (9%), Moldova (6,1%), Kyrgizia (5,3%), Georgia (4,5%), Uzbekistan (4,5% in 9 months). In Russia the growth of the five basic economy sectors (industry, agriculture, construction, transport and trade) amounted last year to 5,7%. No data on Turkmenistan is available.  TODAY  USA Ring Alarm Bells Over Belarus’ Introduction of Licenses for Sociological Activities Police “Extorts” Credits Procuracy Reprimands BDG Correspondent “Brest Currier” Prohibited to Be Advertised ZUBRs Warn About Ecological Hazard Lukashenko Declines to Accept Workers’ Petition Belarus Gets Lowest CIS GDP Rise in 2001 Belarus Ranked First in CIS Inflation Rates Investors Leaving FEZ Hello, I’m listening… Russian Defense Minister Admits That Belarus Supplied Arms to Angola, Persian Gulf States Former MTZ Director to Spend Another Month In Pre-Trial Detention Belostok Court Allows for Zhukovets’ Extradition to Belarus BDG Denied Right to Broadcast Commercials Already Paid For Living Wage Size Approved Breakdown in Borisov Causes Blackouts, No Water Supplies  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: