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Wie lange hat die Sonderschule gebraucht, um zu wissen das du sie nicht schaffst.
Clint
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Du machst deinem namen alle ehre weiter so :thumbup:
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Müllt nicht meinen Thred voll !!
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Kosovo growth seen 5-6 % in 2010
Donor-reliant Kosovo will see improved economic growth in 2010 and is looking to get a sovereign credit rating, Finance Minister Ahmet Shala said on Tuesday.
He said growth was likely to rise to between 5 and 6 percent from levels above 4 percent in 2009.
"There will be a lot of investment in Kosovo from the public and private sector... many projects will start next year -- I believe 2011 will be even better," the minister told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of a Kosovo investment forum.
Shala declined to give more details on the size of the IMF loan, but said it would be a development programme designed to boost industry.
Kosovo is looking at the possibility of issuing domestic debt next year, and Kosovo was also seeking an international credit rating, discussing this with the three major ratings agencies -- Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch.
"We are talking to all three. I think next year we should be getting a rating," Shala said.
One speaker at the forum suggested a sub-investment grade of B minus might be appropriate for Kosovo.
"I am always more optimistic than that," Shala said.
He said the drop in landlocked Kosovo's exports, mostly scrap metal and timber, which look set to fall 40 percent this year from 2008, was in part due to a Serb blockade, a situation which Kosovo is seeking to resolve together with the European Commission.
Kosovo growth seen 5-6 % in 2010 :: emportall :: Business news from Serbia
Donor-reliant Kosovo will see improved economic growth in 2010 and is looking to get a sovereign credit rating, Finance Minister Ahmet Shala said on Tuesday.
He said growth was likely to rise to between 5 and 6 percent from levels above 4 percent in 2009.
"There will be a lot of investment in Kosovo from the public and private sector... many projects will start next year -- I believe 2011 will be even better," the minister told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of a Kosovo investment forum.
Shala declined to give more details on the size of the IMF loan, but said it would be a development programme designed to boost industry.
Kosovo is looking at the possibility of issuing domestic debt next year, and Kosovo was also seeking an international credit rating, discussing this with the three major ratings agencies -- Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch.
"We are talking to all three. I think next year we should be getting a rating," Shala said.
One speaker at the forum suggested a sub-investment grade of B minus might be appropriate for Kosovo.
"I am always more optimistic than that," Shala said.
He said the drop in landlocked Kosovo's exports, mostly scrap metal and timber, which look set to fall 40 percent this year from 2008, was in part due to a Serb blockade, a situation which Kosovo is seeking to resolve together with the European Commission.
Kosovo growth seen 5-6 % in 2010 :: emportall :: Business news from Serbia
Schön das Kosovo unter dem Thema "Buisness news from Serbia" fällt.
Da gehört es auch hin.
B
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Arbanasi
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Raus aus meinem Thread Bitch
Der gehört nicht dir. Aber du kannst mir gerne Geld geben, dann schreibe ich hier nicht mehr.