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Overview of Azerbaijan's Infrastructure
The Republic of Azerbaijan has a GDP of USD 46,259 million and a population of approximately 8.57 million. The total primary energy supply in 2007 was 11.91 million tons of oil equivalent (Mtoe) of which 1.7% is hydro power, 64.7% is natural gas, and 33.6% is oil. The Republic of Azerbaijan (RA’s) net exports of energy resources reached 24.20 million Mtoe. Net exports are around 39.61 Mtoe.Provided by:
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Overview of Uzbekistan's Infrastructure
Realizing infrastructure as a precondition for social and economic development, the government of Uzbekistan pays great attention to the development of the transport infrastructure and the related industry. Infrastructure remains a priority direction for expenditures of budgetary funds, state non-budgetary funds, and external loans guaranteed by the government. The country is making progress on...Provided by:
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Overview of Syrian Infrastructure
Syria has an inadequate and outdated infrastructure and transport system that is mainly controlled by state-run agencies. The highways, which provide the chief means of transporting goods and passengers are in much need of upgrade and extension. Syria has 104 airports, including military airports, 24 of which have paved runways. The international airlines are in the capital of Damascus and Aleppo...Provided by:
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Overview of Niger Infrastructure
Between 2000 and 2005 infrastructure made a net contribution of less than a third of a percentage point to the improved per capita growth performance of Niger, one of the lowest contributions in Sub-Saharan Africa. Raising the country’s infrastructure endowment to that of the region’s middle-income countries could boost annual growth in Niger by about 4.5 percentage points. Niger has made...Provided by:
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Overview of Ethiopian Infrastructure
Ethiopia has experienced high economic growth since 2003, consistently outperforming other African countries. Despite this, the country faces structural weaknesses. The economy is highly vulnerable to exogenous shocks as a result of its dependence on primary commodities; there is a strong correlation between weather conditions and Ethiopia's growth. Thus, since 2003 the country has worked to...Provided by:
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