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World Real Estate Congress opens May 27
SINGAPORE May IS : SN»-gaporc a National DavetoMteM Minister Suppiah Dhaaistss w« opaa the 4M waste aai estate cangreas ((FIABCI WD hero^May 37. Its patent
The weeklong event 08-peetod to draw about 1.000 delegates from 35 countries to M"”y organtoed by the focal
AHCI — the Real Relate Devel
Chief Orgamaer Daniel Teo •aid a "broad spectrum of the
opera appraisers, counsellors real estate finance experts agents promoters but Mera brokers property managers and government official*— would attend the meeting, the first ever held in Singapore
$ 250m World Bank loan for Bulgaria
SOFIA May 19 Bulgaria to likely to receive a 250 million dollars loan from the World Bank to help tt* economic •tructural adjustment programme. World Bank official said, report* Reuter
The loan for Bulgaria will be specified within one to two months but recommendations are for 250 million dollar*, di vided into two tranches.'John Wilton, head of a visiting World Bank mission to Bulgaria, told journalists
Wilton echoed positive assessments of the first stages of the Bulgaria » monetary reforms made by representatives of the Council of Europe and the International Monetary Fund on recent vtotts
(German official stop
Moscow visit
BONN. May 19 German's senior officials will visit Moscow on Monday to sort out a row with the Soviet Union over a German-financed military housing project, report* Reuter.
An Economics Ministry statement said Slate Secretary Dieter Von Wucrzcn would head Bonn delegation. It was not yet decided whether Economic Minister Juergen Moeilemarin would join.
Bonn, angry that non German firms are to build the first of the fiats for Soviet soldiers returning home from Eastern Germany and Eastern Europe.said yesterday it would not pay up until It and Moscow agreed who should do the building.
3 Spanish papers merge into a group
MADRID. May 19: Three Spanish publications have merged Into a new group with partial shares sold to Britain's Financial Times and Spain's biggest regional press group. Comecosa. reports AFP
The three papers tn the merge rare the economic daily expansion, the sports daily Marca and I he economic weekly Actualidad Economica. Their promoters, respectively Juan Klndelan. Jose Maria Garcia Hoz and Lute Infante, will hold 58 per cent of the capital in the new group, expansion said
The Financial Tlmes.whlch currently holds a 35 per cent share in expansions, will hold 25 per cent of the new group and Comecosa 17 per cent, the report said.
Tourists arrival in
Beijingrising
BEUING May 19 : Record numbers of tourists are flocking to Beijing this year, and spending more money than ever, after being frightened away by the crushing of pro democracy protests In the Chinese capital two years ago. reports Reuter.
The Beijing Rlbao newspaper said yesterday tnat 320.000 foreign visitor* arrived in the city tn the first four months of 1991. a 17.3 per cent increase over the same period last year and a two per cent rise on the January-April figure for 1988. the previous record year for tourism
In April alone. 103.000 for eign tourist* arrived In Beijing, an 11.5 per cent rise over 1988.
Lamont asked to cut interest rates
LONDON. May 19 : Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont face* atrong pressure from within Britain's Conservative Government to make an immediate cut tn interest rates, the Sunday Times newspaper reported. Reuter says from London.
Conservative politicians Including some senior ndntotcrs. plan to pres* for a swift rate out Io speed the end of the re cession and boost government popularity the paper said.