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Tajikistan. 17.1 Rosneft shall procure that, prior to Completion, the Sale Group shall sell, and a member of the Retained Group shall buy, the Tajikistan Business and that such member of the Retained Group shall assume all of the liabilities and obligations of the Sale Group in relation to the Tajikistan Business (the “Carve Out”).
Tajikistan. Employment Agreement effected by exchange of notes at Dushanbe March 11 and August 12, 2003; Entered into force August 12, 2003.
Tajikistan. 97. Tanzania, U. Rep. of 98. Thailand 99. Timor-Leste 100. Togo 101. Xxxxx 000. Xxxxxxxx xxx Xxxxxx 103. Turkmenistan 104. Turks and Caicos 105. Tuvalu 106. Uganda 107. Uzbekistan 108. Vanuatu 109. Vietnam 110. Yemen 111. Zambia 112. Zimbabwe Appendix 2 Patents TDF PATENTS
Tajikistan. 21. Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Director, Single Window Center, Customs Services 22. Mr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Chief Specialist, WTO Affairs Department, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade
Tajikistan. The lengthy peace process which put an end to a violent civil war in Tajikistan represents a fairly successful case of multiparty mediation where activities of external actors were “exceptionally well coordinated” (Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx 2001, 11). This was an extremely complex process where essential contribution to resolution of the conflict came from a wide variety of actors. Most of the rounds of talks, supported by the OSCE, were held under the auspices of the UN, while observer states took turns in hosting them and thus providing substantial contributi- on in reaching an agreement (Iji 2001). At the same time the process also benefited from the participation of different non-state actors and was aided by a very dynamic second-track dialogue process which came out of the US-Soviet Dartmouth Conference (Xxxxx 1998; Xxxxxxxx 1999). Nevertheless, among all the different mediators involved, Russia and Iran played a pivotal role in the peace process. According to Xxx, “it was their collaboration that moved the intractable conflict in Tajikistan toward a settlement” (Iji 2001, 365). Both countries had strong interests in the conflict and highly developed relationships with warring parties which all together allowed them to assume the role of potentially effec- tive third-parties. Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxx point out the fact that “with an interest in the outcome of the war, they became in effect ‘secondary parties’ to the conflict… although they contributed initially to the war effort they later became vital resources to the peace process” (Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxx 2001, 8). According to Xxx, the main three reasons for the breakthrough in the negotiations were: conflicting parties were exha- usted from continuous fighting, Russia and Iran managed to reach a convergence of interests to promote peace in Tajikistan, and security concerns created by the Taliban taking over of Kabul (Hay 2001, 39). These factors allowed for a UN-led and coordinated multiparty media- tion effort to produce a mutually acceptable solution for the parties in conflict.
Tajikistan through MOTC shall (a) encourage the use of local labor and local materials in Project works; (b) ensure that men and women receive equal pay for work of equal type; (c) ensure that civil works contractors (i) comply with applicable labor legislation, (ii) maximize employment for the affected persons with equal access to women, including disadvantaged women, and (iii) abstain from child labor in construction, rehabilitation, and maintenance activities. Gender and Development
Tajikistan. Taxes on income of legal persons , - Taxes on personal income , RO 2011 5055 ; FF 2010 5295 1 Translation of the original German text (AS 2011 5055 ) . 2 RO 2011 5053 - Taxes on wealth of natural and legal persons (hereinafter referred to as " Tajik tax ");
Tajikistan. For agreements prior to December 31, 1991, see UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST RE- PUBLICS. COPYRIGHT (See APPENDIX) ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION Agreement regarding cooperation to facilitate the provision of humanitarian and technical economic assistance. Signed at Dushanbe Sep- tember 13, 1993; entered into force September 13, 1993. TIAS 12163.
Tajikistan. 15. Congo, Dem. Rep. 58. Xxxxxxxx
