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Blue sky and sun: An Uzbek woman picks cotton buds at a cotton plantation in the village of Birlik some 20 kilometres from the Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent that enjoys an average of 2870 hours of sunlight per year of possible 4383 hours
Blue sky and sun: An Uzbek woman picks cotton buds at a cotton plantation in the village of Birlik some 20 kilometres from the Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent that enjoys an average of 2870 hours of sunlight per year of possible 4383 hoursPhoto: AFP/SCANPIX
  • Vladimir Afanasiev
Moscow
UzbekistanWorld BankSirdaryaACWA PowerCentral Asia
Published 3 December 2021, 15:58Updated 7 December 2021, 09:51