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Chinese Investors Reportedly Lease More Than 6300 Ha Of 10 sec. brefore closed Close Main English Русский Тоҷ икӣ Log in Register Photo Video Blogs Announcements Archive Advert About us RSS MOBILE 12:25 Dushanbe 04/08/2016 Thu Front POLIIT IICS ECONOMY SECURIIT Y SOCIIET Y REGIIONS IISLAM CENT RAL ASIIA WORLD TAJJIIKIISTAN Read 14:36 Tajik aut ho rit ies may inst it ut e c_ Chinese investors reportedly lease Яндекс.Директ more than 6,300 ha of arable lands in Tajikistan 15/01/2015 17:32 URGENT LY Payrav Chorshanbiyev Views: 7834 Tajik authorities may institute criminal Клавиатурный DUSHANBE, January 15, 2015, Asia-Plus -- proceedings against Today more than 6,300 hectares of Russian journalist тренажер. Онлайн arable lands in Tajikistan are reportedly Ура! Научитесь быстро being cultivated by Chinese investors. President visits the site набирать на клавиатуре. f or construction of the Клавиатурный тренажер онлайн Roghun hydropower plant . Tajik Deputy Minister of Agriculture, nabiraem.ru Sijouddin Isroilov, told journalists in Dushanbe on January 15 that China’s Qinyang Inhai has rented 6,000 hectares of lands in the Danghara district (Khatlon province). “Besides, Chinese investors have rented 300 hectares of land sin the Yovon VIDEO district (Khatlon province) and 46 hectares on the outskirts of Vahdat Township,” Isroilov noted. Скачайте книгу в 2 1 2 3 клика. According to him, those lands have been allocated to cultivation of cotton Включите свой ум на полную and cereals. “Local farmers are cultivating these lands under the guidance мощность! Получите секрет of Chinese specialists,” the deputy minister added. гениального мышления! 18+ sheremetev.aoserver.ru A total area of arable lands in Tajikistan is reportedly about 865,000 hectares. We will recall that the Ministry of Agricultures (MoA) noted last year that 94-year-old war veteran Chinese farmers working in Tajikistan intend to rent dry-farming lands in f rom Roudaki district asks Qumsangir district of Khatlon province, according to the Ministry of President Rahmon to send him f or Hajj Agriculture (MoA). ARCHIVE An official source at a MoA told Asia-Plus on February 28, 2014 that a Нужно владеть subsidiary farm of China’s Open Joint-Stock Company (OJSC) Qinyang Inhai английским языком? August 2016 is currently operating 280 hectares of land in Khatlon. According to him, it Английский по Skype. Самый Mo n Tue Wed T hu Fri Sat is the only Chinese farming unit functioning in Tajikistan. рациональный выбор. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Эффективно и комфортно 8 9 10 11 12 13 “Chinese farmers are currently operating 99 hectares lands in Rumi district english.skypeteach.ru 15 16 17 18 19 20 and 181 hectares in Yovon district. These lands are leased for 49 years,” CONTENT said the source. “In Yovon, Chinese farmers are cultivating cotton on 122 22 23 24 25 26 27 hectares. They have used seeds delivered from China.” Economy 29 30 31 1 2 3 Agrarian sector MOST READABLE In January 2011, Tajik authorities made a decision to lease some 500 Companies' news hectares of land in Khatlon province to Chinese farmers – 150 hectares in Construction Jomi district, 150 hectares in Yovon district and 85 hectares in Rumi district. [1709] Tajik foreign minister departs for Washington to participate in The MoA officials noted in January 2012 that Chinese farming unit will invest Cooperation the C5+1 meeting 2 million U.S. dollars and provide modern technologies and technical to Energy and industry make those fields productive and efficient. Finance/banks [1677] Tajikistan expected to produce Hi-Tech 156,000 tons primary aluminum Opinion this year Roghun [1663] IsDB expected to invest in nine Statistics development projects in Tajikistan in the coming two Tourism years Transport [1649] First grants are awarded to the LATEST NEWS youth business projects Кэмерон крупно Корейская пара Таблица В России [1603] Tajik president meets with 14:36 Tajik authorities may institute влип "взорвала" сеть коэф ф ициентов. В заканчиваются Malaysian and Sri Lankan prime criminal proceedings against погоне за д еньги на зарплат ministers in Jakarta Португалией ы Russian journalist 13:55 President visits the site for construction of the Roghun hydropower plant 13:34 Tajik ruling party intends to increase the number of its members to half a million until the end of 11:52 Terrorism, economic growth top agenda at the C5+1 meeting in Washington 11:17 Two activists of Sodiqlar extremist group detained in northern Tajikistan 10:43 Tajik teen brutally killed in St. Petersburg 10:11 Tajikistan ranked 3rd among 149 countries in terms of terrorism financing risk 09:43 Mobile operators in Tajikistan required to reregister all SIM cards already in circulation 16:46 FAO organizes national sessions for locust specialists 16:13 Grade 10 student from Sughd jailed for extremist calls 15:38 Communications service agency says it has nothing to do with news websites blockage 14:46 Each year, the AKDN reaches 2 million students 14:43 UCA Summer Camp participants shape ideas into enterprises at innovative entrepreneurship evening COMMENTS [0] One policeman killed, three injured in Taliban attack on foreign hotel in Kabul [0] Tajik enterprises raise their awareness of modern fashion marketing [0] Tajik president visits Indonesia [0] Rahmon calls on developed Islamic countries to help developing Islamic countries [0] Russian serviceman stabbed to death in fight in Qurghon Teppa EARLIER IN THE COLUMN 03/08/2016 16:46 FAO organizes national sessions for locust specialists 29/07/2016 11:17 President gets acquainted with achievements of the country’s animal husbandry 20/07/2016 16:22 Russian companies fail to implement a number of agreements concluded with Tajik agrarians 18/07/2016 16:11 Agriculture ministry reportedly overstates sizes areas under cotton 10/06/2016 15:20 Agrarian sector has major influence on economic performance in Tajikistan ARTICLES BY THEME 01/12/2014 10:29 UNDP: 20 years of partnership in Tajikistan 01/12/2014 10:26 Umed Davlatzod: "The government sees not subordinated but equal partners in the private sector" 01/12/2014 10:23 Long-term cooperation of UNDP and the Ministry of Economic Development 01/12/2014 10:19 Mirzo Olimov: "Real help for every citizen of the country" 01/12/2014 10:16 Muratboki Beknazarov: «Fighting together for the healthy nation» PHOTO BY TOPIC Photo coverage is not Худей на 20кг за 3 недели! 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