UZBEKISTAN TOPS LIST OF REMITTANCE RECIPIENTS FROM RUSSIA
By empty (8/30/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Data from the Russian Central Bank suggests that Uzbekistan was the largest recipient of remittances from Russia in the second quarter of 2006. Uzbekistan and Ukraine each received some $210 million, followed by: Tajikistan ($187 million); Armenia ($129 million); Moldova ($115 million); Kyrgyzstan ($102 million); Azerbaijan ($94 million); Georgia ($81 million); and Kazakhstan ($22 million). (ferghana.Visit also
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