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South asia continues to be affected by all aspects of the drug problem.
It is worth noting that the demand for jewelry in Asia continues to decline.
Central Asia continues its upward technological trajectory, led by Kazakhstan.
At the same time, the demand for gold from investment funds and consumers in Asia continues to fall.
The HIV epidemic in Central Asia continues to affect primarily drug users injecting opioids.
Asia continues to receive a much higher share of FDI than other regions, but Africa has also experienced a considerable rise in recent years.
Opiates and amphetamine-type stimulants main substances of concern in the region: South Asia continues to be particularly vulnerable to trafficking in opiates and heroin as well as cannabis, synthetic drugs and new psychoactive substances.
Asia continues to be a growth investment in the long term, but there is less potential in the short term because of unstable macro forecasts.
Our medium-term outlook for gold remains positive, but the is likely the strengthening of the US dollar, expectation of the Fed raising interest rates andweak demand in Asia continues to put pressure on quotations of the metal.
Central Asia continues to be a key corridor for trafficking in opium and heroin originating in Afghanistan.
As the secretariat for NEASPEC, the Subregional Office for East and North-East Asia continues to assist member States through knowledge-sharing, capacity-building and field projects on the ground, as follows.
South-west Asia continues to record large seizures of cannabis resin, though the level of such seizures has been lower in recent years compared with the early 1990s see figure 27.
The Women and Development Unit of the Social Development Issues and Policies Division of Economic andSocial Commission for Western Asia continues to be staffed with three Professional staff members one each at the P-5, P-4 and P-2 levels.
East and South-East Asia continues to be one of the main regions in which methamphetamine is illicitly manufactured.
Figure XII shows the regional breakdown of global heroin and morphine seizures from 1981 to 1995 and demonstrates clearly the trend fromthe late 1980s onwards: West Asia continues to be the main seizure region but the proportion of seizures made outside the main source and transit countries in Asia has continued to rise.
South-East Asia continues to be the world's largest amphetamines market, followed by North America and Europe Nearly 14 million people or 55% of the world's amphetamines users are estimated to live in Asia. .
KPMG in Kazakhstan and Central Asia continues a series of trainings for children from Children's Orphanage 1 in Almaty.
Developing Asia continues to lead the world in economic growth, even though some countries in the region are showing signs of weakened export growth due to slow economic recovery in industrialized countries.
The region of East and South-East Asia continues to be one of the main regions used for the illicit manufacture of methamphetamine.
South-East Asia continues to be the main market for amphetamines, accounting for 42 per cent of total seizures in 2005, followed by North America(17 per cent of total seizures) and Central and Western Europe 16 per cent.
East and South-East Asia East and South-East Asia continues to have the second largest total area of illicit opium poppy cultivation in the world, representing one-fifth of the global total.
Asia continues to be the major source of new immigrants(people born outside New Zealand and who had been in New Zealand for less than 10 years) with fewer people from the Pacific, and other regions remaining at levels similar to those in 1996.
The UNEP Division of Early Warning and Assessment-West Asia continues to work on the Arab Region Millennium Ecosystem Assessment: Supporting Decision-Making for the Sustainable Use of Ecosystems see A/AC.105/822, para. 29, and A/AC.105/841, para. 24.
Asia continues to be the major source of new immigrants(people born outside New Zealand and who had been in New Zealand for less than 10 years), with fewer people from the Pacific region and other global regions remaining at levels similar to those in 1996.
The drug control situation in West Asia continues to be heavily influenced by developments in the opiate market in Afghanistan, particularly with regard to the steady supply of opiates from opium poppy illicitly cultivated in Afghanistan transiting the region to markets around the world.
Asia continues to be the major source of new immigrants(people born outside New Zealand and who had been in New Zealand for less than 10 years), with fewer people from the Pacific region and other global regions remaining at levels similar to those in 1996.
South and South-West Asia continues to be one of the most dynamic subregions of the world even though its growth rate slowed further in 2013 as the world economy passed through a difficult phase of the financial crisis.
In 2012, methamphetamine seizures in East and South-East Asia continued at record high levels.
South-east Asia continued to be a major producer of illicit opium.
Western Asia continued to experience widespread social and political change during 2012.