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Ukraine's coal industry has potential for massive growth, as the country seeks more energy independence and the use of hydrocarbons declines globally.
Taiwan and India signed a memorandum of understanding on April 18 to cooperate in areas such as nanotechnology, semiconductors, aviation and space, satellite development, biotechnology and agriculture.
With a month to go until Bulgaria elects 18 Members of the European Parliament for the first time, campaigning has stepped up a gear, with the ruling socialists announcing bold plans for the budget and a new party led by the mayor of Sofia expected to perform strongly.
Deyaar, the real estate arm of the Dubai Islamic Bank, is going to test the waters of the region's initial public offering (IPO) market as it is planning to sell off 55% of its shares in early May in what is being called the largest IPO yet launched in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
On April 1, Malaysia removed the real property gains tax. Combined with the new processes and incentives to make the country's property sector more efficient and competitive, the government hopes to encourage an increase in foreign investment in the country.
Sharjah achieved a nominal GDP growth of 19.9% in 2006, growing from AED35bn ($9.5bn) in 2005 to AED42.8bn ($11.66bn) in 2006, according to the Sharjah Economic Development Department (SEDD).

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