DUSHANBE, November 8, 2008, Asia-Plus -- As a result of the world financial crisis Tajikistan may lose a part of incomes from export of goods.
World Bank Lead Economist, Mr. Sudarshan Kanagaraja (phonetically spelled), remarked this while speaking at presentation of the World Bank Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA) in Dushanbe on November 7.
According to him, economic recession in countries with which Tajikistan traditionally maintains close trade relations may result in demand for goods exported from Tajikistan reducing.
However, the global financial crisis will not have direct impact on Tajikistan’s economy because it is undeveloped and does not have close contacts with world financial crisis, the WB expert noted.
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