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Young economies of The Caspian Sea region: Azerbaijani, Kazakh and Turkmen, are impressively developing. Their mean GDP growth rate (much over 10% in last few years) encourages also The EU's economy in strengthening trade contacts with so interesting business partners.


Since the dissolution of The Soviet Union in 1991, three post-SU economies with essential inflence of Russian economy - Azerbijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, have still been converting into the new and modern ones, based on their natural key success factors:

)'(  oil resources (Azerbijan);

)'(  mineral resources, including gold (Kazakhstan);

)'(  gas resources (Turkmenistan);


Azerbijan is one of the largest oil producers in the world. Kazakhstan ranks in the top of countries being estimated as a world-largest mineral deposits' owners. Whilst Turkmenistan posesses one of  few globally most essential gas reserves.


According to those facts Azerbijan has recently been the world leader in GDP growth (about 25% in 2007). Kazakhstan (about 10% in 2007) as well as Turkmenistan (about 15% in 2007) are both not so high ranked in such statistics but they also are quickly leaving recent listings of under-developed countries.


In cooperation with i.a. The International Monetary Fund have they been pursuing long-termed stabilization programs relating to their economies. Terminal effect of those efforts seem to be very hopeful for the future:


)'(  Azerbijan - inflation index: about 15% in 2007,
exchange rate of local currency: 1 Azerbijan New Manat = about 0.7 GBP;

)'(  Kazakhstan - inflation index: about 10% in 2007,
exchange rate of local currency: 1 Kazakhstan Tenge = about 0.005 GBP;

)'(  Turkmenistan - inflation index: about 5% in 2007,
exchange rate of local currency: 1 Turkmenistan Manat = about 0.0001 GBP;


The governmental reforms in Azerbijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, including privatization process (i.e. transferring enterprises' ownership from the public to the private sector) contribute to their local economies' becoming day by day much more competitive in a global-sized network of free business relations.

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