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KAZAKHSTAN. 1. Your counterparty to the Agreement is Citibank Kazakhstan JSC and the System is provided to You by that entity. All references herein to Citibank shall be deemed to be to Citibank Kazakhstan JSC. You and Citibank shall be jointly referred to herein as the “Parties” and singly as the “Party”.
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KAZAKHSTAN. There are no country-specific terms and conditions. KOREA
KAZAKHSTAN. 1. Your counterparty to the Agreement is Citibank Kazakhstan JSC and the System is provided to You by that entity. All references herein to Citibank shall be deemed to be to Citibank Kazakhstan JSC. You and Citibank shall be jointly referred to herein as the “Parties” and singly as the “Party”. Within the context of the Agreement the System shall mean CitiFX® Pulse only, and the Transactions that are permissible to be entered via CitiFX Pulse from time to time. Transactions shall be entered into under the terms of the Bank Account Terms and Conditions of Citibank Kazakhstan JSC and/or Treasury Master Agreement, and/or Master Agreement on FX Conversion Transactions and/or other applicable general terms of FX operations (hereinafter separately or collectively –the “Terms”) enforced by Citibank Kazakhstan JSC which shall have prevailing force in case of any controversies between this Agreement and any of the Terms applicable to Your Firm.
KAZAKHSTAN. Your counterparty to the Agreement is Citibank Kazakhstan JSC and the System is provided to You by that entity. All references herein to Citibank shall be deemed to be to Citibank Kazakhstan JSC. You and Citibank shall be jointly referred to herein as the “Parties” and singly as the “Party”. Within the context of the Agreement the System shall mean CitiFX® Pulse only, and the Transactions shall mean foreign exchange spot, forward, swaps and/or options transactions. Transactions shall be entered into under the terms of the Treasury Master Agreement governing the Transactions of the type You engage in using the System, or with respect to spot FX transactions only – based on the terms of the Bank Account Terms and Conditions of Citibank Kazakhstan JSC and/or other applicable general terms of FX operations enforced by Citibank Kazakhstan JSC.
KAZAKHSTAN. Kazakhstan is a society that is considered to be traditional, where the majority of the population practices Islam. Historically, in traditional Kazakhstani society, issues of sexual health education were rarely discussed. Sexual health education occurred in the Soviet Union and was revised during the era of "perestroika." (Xxxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx, 2018) According to Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx (2018), in 1982, the USSR Ministry of Education and the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences approved and issued the model program ‘Ethics and Psychology of Family Life’ intended for high school students. This program received much positive feedback from teachers and students. Further, in 1983 by the decision of the USSR Ministry of Education a compulsory course "Hygienic and Sexual Education" (Grade 8) was added to the school curriculum. The main goal of the compulsory course "Hygienic and Sexual Education" was preparing young people for a responsible marriage, and the formation of sexual consciousness. The complexity involved in meeting the objectives of the program was the lack of specialists for conducting classes with school children; hence, the teaching was often reduced to teachers giving dry lectures. By the late 1980s, sexual health education and courses on the ethics of family life were canceled in schools (Karam, 2012 as cited in Marinin & Kabatova 2018). However, since independence, Kazakhstan has become a signatory of many international documents, one of which is the UN Convention on children's rights (1994) related to obtaining quality education concerning their health, which makes it necessary to continue the discussion on how to address this issue. Further, in 1997, the government ratified the development strategy program ‘Kazakhstan- 2030’, which includes health and educational policies as one of the priority goals for citizens' well- being. In 2001, the Kazakhstani government designed the ‘Concept for morally-sexual health education in the Republic of Kazakhstan,’ which regulates the conduct of effective reproductive and sexual health policies of children, adolescents, and youth in general (Xxxxxxxxx, n.d). The program document noted that one of the prioritized tasks of society is to create a healthy and safe environment for the life and education of children, teenagers, and young people with the conditions to promote their intellectual, spiritual and physical strength, the formation of solid morality, as well as the foundations of a healthy lifestyle. According to...
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KAZAKHSTAN. In Kazakhstan, CanArgo, through its 70% subsidiary BN-Munai LLP is involved with the development of the Kyzyloy gas field, and in an exploration program on the surrounding Akkulkovsky area located in the North Ustyurt basin to the west of the Aral Sea. The first of six gas wells on the Kyzyloy field is currently being worked over, and a 60 kx (00.5 mile) pipeline is planned to tie this field to the main Bukhara-Urals gas trunkline system. The field is estimated to contain independently assessed Proved Undeveloped Reserves of 30 billion cubic feet (0.85 billion cubic metres) of natural gas, and is planned to produce with a plateau rate of 17.7 million cubic feet (500,000 cubic metres) per day of gas, with first gas expected before the end of the year, subject to finalisation of a gas sales agreement. Five exploration wells are planned on identified shallow gas prospects in the area aroxxx xhe Kyzyloy field, with the first well currently being drilled. Given success these prospects could substantially increase the size of the Kyzyloy development, and the Kyzyloy export pipeline is being designed with a capacity of up to 78 million cubic feet (2.2 million cubic metres) of gas per day. Seismic data reprocessing is currently underway on the Akkulkovsky area in an attempt to firm up deeper gas condensate prospects similar to the reported large gas condensate fields just to the south in Uzbekistan. Given success a deep exploration well may be planned for 2006. Work is continuing to finalise the acquisition of the exploration contract for the Greater Akkulkovsky area, a very large (approximately 10,000 km(2) (10.9 million acre)) area surrounding the Akkulkovsky block which CanArgo believes has substantial exploration potential. CanArgo has also applied for three further areas in the recent Kazakh licencing round. Kazakhstan affords CanArgo a more diversified production base and the potential to develop the business in a country close to its core area with prolific hydrocarbon potential. Dr. David Robson, Chairman, President and CEO said, "I am very pleased to xxxx xxx xxosed this financing through Ingalls & Snyder, and in the confidence shown in the company by these xxx xxan xxxx xolders. This additional capital will allow us to retire short-term debt and significantly advance our projects in Georgia and in Kazakhstan, including some new opportunities which should yield early cash flow, as well as with significant upside potential. We are making good progress at p...
KAZAKHSTAN. XX and AIU share a mutual interest in providing educational experiences for students, enabling them to function effectively in an interdependent world. • XX and AIU wish to enter into an agreement to collaborate in educational and scientific activities in Kazakhstan; • WU and AIU warrant and represent that they have no obligations or indebtedness that would impair their ability to fulfill the terms and conditions o f this Agreement.
