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Remaining students


08.02.2010		 The former AUCA students, who are still barred from travelling, are concerned with the fact that in their opinion the US diplomats will make no further efforts and will not fight for travel permits for the remaining one hundred young Turkmenistani residents.
Authored articles
Alan Peskov
  • Frozen construction projects in Turkmenistan
    • Maksat Alikperov
  • Turkmen gas as a family business
    • Farid Tuhbatullin
  • They cannot become ministerial officials
    • Essen Aman
  • Disparate expenditures
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    Homeland and President are our honour and glory!

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    05.02.2010    		 “Vatanym, Presidentim – Shokhratym, Shanym!” – a group of Turkmen students enrolled in the Belarus universities chanted as the Presidents of Belarus and Turkmenistan passed by. This incident occurred during the visit of the Turkmen leader to Minsk. The translation of this slogan is used in the title of this article.
    Frozen construction projects in Turkmenistan


    05.02.2010    		 Financing of construction projects has been stopped not only in the Lebap velayat as was reported earlier but across the entire country. The only exceptions are the companies, which are immediate “partners” of the President in the construction business. They are fully financed.
       
       
    Turkmen gas as a family business


    03.02.2010    		 Two years ago the State Agency of management and use of hydrocarbon resources under the President of Turkmenistan opened a representation office in London. Dovlet Atabayev, Berdymukhamedov`s 35 y.o. son-in-law was appointed head of the agency.
    “Black lists” reduced by 57 persons


    02.02.2010    		 Reports have been confirmed that the Turkmen authorities granted travel permit to selected students of the American University of Central Asia (AUCA), whose names had been previously included in the list of those barred from travelling abroad (black lists).
       
       
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    Turkmen Foreign Ministry refutes RIA Novosti reportInvesting as Extreme SportGAS FLOWS AGAIN TO RUSSIA, WHILE DISCONTENT SIMMERSTURKMENISTAN: IRANIAN PRESIDENT GUSHES ABOUT PIPELINE POTENTIAL
        
    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan has issued a statement in connection with a biased report circulated on 5 February 2010 by certain Russian mass media, namely RIA Novosti agency, about an emergency landing at the airport of Ashgabat of an aircraft en-route from Kiev to Baku, and about difficulties that were allegedly created for the aircraft passengers.
    07.02.2010
    		 Turkmen officials went on a courting trip to Abu Dhabi early this month, hosting a forum there for potential investors. Following up on his vow to bring the country into line with international standards and to open up the economy to investment, President Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov sent a large retinue of ministers to the forum, who in turn mingled with a long list of representatives of foreign companies.
    05.02.2010
    		 Natural gas may be flowing again from Turkmenistan to Russia, but the two countries’ pricing dispute is not over, analysts are predicting.
    19.01.2010
    		 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is exuding hubris following a Central Asian tour that featured the opening of a second natural gas pipeline connecting Turkmenistan and Iran.
    08.01.2010
     
     
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