Search Results for 2003/11/10

…Since 2003, theCongress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions has been a hub of interaction, understanding and dialogue among leaders of the world’s religions. The congress has been successfully…

…the Pavlodar club secured a minimal 1-0 advantage, but everyone understood this was not enough to rest comfortably ahead of the return match. As the first game showed, the Bulgarians…

…on oil has become vital for the country’s survival as an independent country. In 2003, Kazakhstan exceeded 1 million barrels a day in oil production for the first time. This…

…2003, a concrete dam separating the two halves of the Aral Sea. Kazakhstan is now working closely with the World Bank to maintain the ecosystem and rebuild the northern half…

…round. Direct flights between Almaty and Bangkok were launched in 2003. According to data on tourism from the World Bank, 26 million people travelled to Thailand as tourists in 2013….

…and Traditional Religions, initiated by the Kazakh President in 2003, proves this. Over the years, the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions has become a unique dialogue platform…

…introduce a new initiative, the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions. On Sept. 23 and 24, 2003, Astana hosted the first Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional…

…a respected international centre for dialogue between all world and traditional religions today, proves that. On June 10-11, Astana will host the fifth Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional…

…environment, to see the charm of fables. Originally they preferred “realistic” stories to the fictional settings of speaking crows and foxes.” But, Abdrakhmanov notes, in 10-15 years this hurdle was…

ASTANA – Discussions at the final roundtable of the inaugural Central Asia Security Innovation Conference at the Library of the First President in Astana Dec. 9 highlighted the importance of…