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  1. Kazakhstan and China’s Snow Valley Agree to Build $100-200 Million Potato Processing Complex
    AnalysisBrief21 Apr

    Kazakhstan and China’s Snow Valley Agree to Build $100-200 Million Potato Processing Complex

    Kazakhstan's Pavlodar regional administration has signed a memorandum of cooperation with China's Snow Valley Agricultural Group Co. Ltd. This agreement facilitates a major potato processing investment project, estimated at between $100 mil

  2. Tajikistan to Gain Access to Emergency Financing Under New World Bank Project
    AnalysisBrief21 Apr

    Tajikistan to Gain Access to Emergency Financing Under New World Bank Project

    The World Bank Group has approved a Contingent Emergency Response Project (CERP) for Tajikistan. This provides Dushanbe with a financial instrument designed to enable the rapid reallocation of resources during crises and emergencies, bolste