Tajik Main Geology Directorate, Geological Survey of Finland sign cooperation agreement

DUSHANBE, September 22, 2014, Asia-Plus – The Main Geology Directorate under the Government of Tajikistan and the Geological Survey of Finland have signed memorandum of understanding on cooperation MoU. According to the Tajik Main Geology Directorate press center, the document was signed here at the end of last week. The document was reportedly signed in […]

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DUSHANBE, September 22, 2014, Asia-Plus – The Main Geology Directorate under the Government of Tajikistan and the Geological Survey of Finland have signed memorandum of understanding on cooperation MoU.

According to the Tajik Main Geology Directorate press center, the document was signed here at the end of last week.

The document was reportedly signed in the framework of the project, Mineral Resources for Development in Tajikistan, designed for 2014-2017.

The document aims to promote expansion of bilateral cooperation between Tajikistan and Finland on development of the current geoportal, exchange of information, conducting geophysical surveys for development of mineral resources, etc, the source said.  

Established in June 1938, the Main Geology Directorate of Tajikistan represents the country’s geological survey. 

The Geological Survey of Finland (GTK) reportedly produces and disseminates geological information for industry and society that promotes systematic and sustainable use of crustal resources and the national geological endowment.  Its research programs are geared to creation of innovative technology and applications.  GTK is an agency of Finland’s Ministry of Employment and the Economy.

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