Transcription of Strategy for Socio-Economic Development 2001-2010
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Strategy for Socio-Economic Development 2001-2010 . (Presented by the Central Committee, Eighth Tenure, to the Ninth National Congress). The Seventh Party Congress endorsed the 1991-2000 Strategy for Socio-Economic Stabilisation and Development . The Ninth Congress is to evaluate the implementation of that Strategy and decide upon the Strategy for Socio-Economic Development during the first decade of the 21st century - Strategy for accelerated industrialisation and modernisation along the socialist line, laying the foundations for ours to become by 2020. basically an industrialised country. I. SITUATION OF THE COUNTRY AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT. 1. Evaluation of the implementation of the 1991-2000 Socio-Economic Strategy The implementation of the ten-year 1991-2000 Strategy started at a time when the economy was undergoing certain positive changes, but the country had not come out of the socio - economic crisis; the socialist regime in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe had broken down; the US continued its blockade and embargo against our country; hostile forces were trying acts of sabotage against us in many fields; and during the last years of the 1990s, our country was adversely affected by the regional financial- economic crisis and heavily damaged by consecutive natural calamities in many areas.
Strategy for Socio-Economic Development 2001-2010 (Presented by the Central Committee, Eighth Tenure, to the Ninth National Congress) The Seventh Party Congress endorsed the 1991-2000 Strategy for Socio-Economic
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