09 Aug 2004

Cross-Border issues in Central Asia - a mailing list
unknown publisher, USA
Supplied note: "A new, relatively restricted, email list is being created for practioners in Central Asia to discuss issues related to cross-border donor programs. The list will focus on customs, immigration and customs harmonization programs. At the present time, the EU, the World Bank, the Eurasia Foundation, the IOM and several aid contractors have representatives who will participate in this list.
List members should be practioners or donors in this area and will include representatives from the donor community, governments of the region and academics who can help provide insight about ongoing or proposed projects in this area. The list will be a low-volume one but members may receive some attachments. Again, this list is going to be for practioners and not for people simply interested in the subject.
If you are interested in joining this list, please email David Mikosz at dmikosz[use"@"]worldbank.org.
Please also include your organizational affiliation and what work you are doing in cross-border programs. For the purposes of this list, cross border work means any border work between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekstan or trade with any of these countries and Russia, China, Afghanistan and Iran. - dm."
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Link reported by: David Mikosz (dmikosz[use"@"]worldbank.org), forwarded by cesn-list[use"@"]lists.fas.harvard.edu
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