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Jamaica Agreement - translation to russian

ECONOMY OF THE COUNTRY
Jamaica/Economy; Economy of jamaica; Jamaican economy; Made In Jamaïca; Made In Jamaica; Jamaica economy; Tourism in Jamaica; Tourist Attractions in Jamaica; Poverty in Jamaica; Made in Jamaica; Mining industry of Jamaica; Fishing industry in Jamaica; Agriculture in Jamaica; Animal husbandry in Jamaica; Forestry in Jamaica; Economic history of Jamaica; Manufacturing in Jamaica; Taxation in Jamaica; Garment industry in Jamaica; Fishing in Jamaica
  • A proportional representation of Jamaica's exports.
  • Windalco, Alumina plant in the background (Kirkvine, Manchester)

Jamaica Agreement      
Ямайкское соглашение (о переходе к плавающим курсам и выведении золота из международной валютной системы, 1976 г.)
Jamaica         
  • [[Bob Marley]], one of the most famous reggae artists from Jamaica
  • King Charles III]], [[King of Jamaica]]
  • Jamaican [[curry goat]] with [[rice and peas]]
  • [[Doctor's Cave Beach Club]] is a popular destination in [[Montego Bay]].
  • The picturesque [[Dunn's River Falls]] in [[Ocho Ríos]]
  • A plantation set alight during the Baptist War of 1831–32
  • [[Jamaican boa]]
  • Jamaican soldiers training to fire the [[L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle]] in 2002
  • Harbour Street, Kingston, c. 1820
  • Halfway Tree Transport Centre, Kingston
  • A historic Ashura celebration in Jamaica, which is known locally as Hussay or Hosay
  • Jamaica's population, 1961–2003
  • A proportional representation of Jamaica exports, 2019
  • Jamaica electricity production by source
  • Jamaica motto on a building at Papine High School in Kingston, Jamaica
  • Jamaica renewable electricity production by source
  • James Bond Beach in [[Oracabessa]]
  • Köppen climate classification of Jamaica.
  • Mandeville Church (est. 1816), an [[Anglican]] church in [[Manchester Parish]]. Christianity is the largest religion in Jamaica.
  • [[Marcus Garvey]], father of the Back to Africa Movement and Jamaica's first National Hero
  • Michael Manley, Prime Minister 1972–1980 and 1989–1992
  • A [[US Airways]] aircraft landing at Montego Bay (2013)
  • date=12 June 2008 }}, Historynet.com.</ref>
  • A beach in [[Negril]] with a hotel and restaurant
  • Norman Manley International Airport
  • Kingston]], Jamaica's capital and largest city
  • Jamaican Parliament]]
  • Blue Mountains]]
  • Jamaican parrotfish]]
  • [[Montego Bay]], Jamaica's second-largest city
  • [[Usain Bolt]] is one of the most prominent sprinters in the world.
COUNTRY IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA
ISO 3166-1:JM; Jamica; Jamrock; Jamacia; Jamaca; Jamacian; Jameca; Jamiaca; Lambsriver, Westmoreland, Jamaica; Castleton Botanical Gardens, Jamaica; Name of Jamaica; Indigenous peoples of Jamaica; Jamaica, West Indies; Flora and fauna of Jamaica; Yamaye; Emigration from Jamaica; Wildlife of Jamaica; Pollution in Jamaica; Jamaica (country); Flora of Jamaica; Fauna of Jamaica; National symbols of Jamaica; Infrastructure in Jamaica

[dʒə'meikə]

общая лексика

ямайка

ямайский

существительное

география

о-в Ямайка

Ямайка (государство)

(ямайский) ром

Jamaica         
  • [[Bob Marley]], one of the most famous reggae artists from Jamaica
  • King Charles III]], [[King of Jamaica]]
  • Jamaican [[curry goat]] with [[rice and peas]]
  • [[Doctor's Cave Beach Club]] is a popular destination in [[Montego Bay]].
  • The picturesque [[Dunn's River Falls]] in [[Ocho Ríos]]
  • A plantation set alight during the Baptist War of 1831–32
  • [[Jamaican boa]]
  • Jamaican soldiers training to fire the [[L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle]] in 2002
  • Harbour Street, Kingston, c. 1820
  • Halfway Tree Transport Centre, Kingston
  • A historic Ashura celebration in Jamaica, which is known locally as Hussay or Hosay
  • Jamaica's population, 1961–2003
  • A proportional representation of Jamaica exports, 2019
  • Jamaica electricity production by source
  • Jamaica motto on a building at Papine High School in Kingston, Jamaica
  • Jamaica renewable electricity production by source
  • James Bond Beach in [[Oracabessa]]
  • Köppen climate classification of Jamaica.
  • Mandeville Church (est. 1816), an [[Anglican]] church in [[Manchester Parish]]. Christianity is the largest religion in Jamaica.
  • [[Marcus Garvey]], father of the Back to Africa Movement and Jamaica's first National Hero
  • Michael Manley, Prime Minister 1972–1980 and 1989–1992
  • A [[US Airways]] aircraft landing at Montego Bay (2013)
  • date=12 June 2008 }}, Historynet.com.</ref>
  • A beach in [[Negril]] with a hotel and restaurant
  • Norman Manley International Airport
  • Kingston]], Jamaica's capital and largest city
  • Jamaican Parliament]]
  • Blue Mountains]]
  • Jamaican parrotfish]]
  • [[Montego Bay]], Jamaica's second-largest city
  • [[Usain Bolt]] is one of the most prominent sprinters in the world.
COUNTRY IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA
ISO 3166-1:JM; Jamica; Jamrock; Jamacia; Jamaca; Jamacian; Jameca; Jamiaca; Lambsriver, Westmoreland, Jamaica; Castleton Botanical Gardens, Jamaica; Name of Jamaica; Indigenous peoples of Jamaica; Jamaica, West Indies; Flora and fauna of Jamaica; Yamaye; Emigration from Jamaica; Wildlife of Jamaica; Pollution in Jamaica; Jamaica (country); Flora of Jamaica; Fauna of Jamaica; National symbols of Jamaica; Infrastructure in Jamaica
Jamaica noun (ямайский) ром [см. тж. Список географических названий ]

Definition

ЯМАЙКА
(Jamaica) , государство в Вест-Индии, на о. Ямайка и прилегающих мелких островах; омывается Карибским м. 11,5 тыс. км2. Население 2,5 млн. человек (1993), в т. ч. 80% ямайцы. Городское население 78% (1982). Официальный язык - английский. Верующие - главным образом протестанты. Административно-территориальное деление: 14 приходов. Столица - Кингстон. Входит в Содружество. Глава государства - королева Великобритании, представленная генерал-губернатором. Законодательный орган - двухпалатный парламент (Сенат и Палата представителей). Большая часть острова - плато и горы высотой до 2256 м. Нередки землетрясения (катастрофические в 1692 и 1907). Термальные сернистые и радиоактивные источники. Климат тропический пассатный. Среднемесячные температуры от 24 до 27 °С. Осадков 800-5000 мм в год. Главная река - Блэк-Ривер. Вечнозеленые тропические леса, на западе и юге - саванны. Фаунистический резерват Хелтшир-Хилс, 2 морских парка. В древности Ямайку населяли индейцы. В 1494-1670 владение Испании; испанская колонизация привела к полному уничтожению индейцев; с 1513 начался ввоз рабов из Африки для работы на плантациях. В 1670 стала колонией Великобритании. В 1959 Ямайка добилась внутреннего самоуправления; с 1962 независимое государство.Основа экономики Ямайки - добыча бокситов и производство глинозема на экспорт. Доля в ВВП (1992, %) горнодобывающей промышленности 9,4, обрабатывающей промышленности 19,7, сельского, лесного хозяйства и рыболовства 7,9. Добыча бокситов (4,1 млн. т в 1992) и производство глинозема осуществляются национальными компаниями с участием капитала США и Канады. Производство электроэнергии 2,7 млрд. кВт·ч (1990). Сахарная, ромовая, табачная, легкая промышленность; переработка импортной нефти, производство цемента, химические, фармацевтические предприятия, сборка электронной аппаратуры. Главные экспортные сельскохозяйственные культуры: сахарный тростник, бананы, цитрусовые, кофе, какао, ямайский перец, табак. Продовольственные культуры: кукуруза, рис, маниок, батат. Животноводство развито слабо. Длина (тыс. км) железных дорог 0,2, автодорог 16,4. Экспорт: бокситы, глинозем, бананы, сахар, ром. Основные внешнеторговые партнеры: США, Канада, страны Европейского экономического содружества. Денежная единица - ямайский доллар.

Wikipedia

Economy of Jamaica

The economy of Jamaica is heavily reliant on services, accounting for 70% of the country's GDP. Jamaica has natural resources and a climate conducive to agriculture and tourism. The discovery of bauxite in the 1940s and the subsequent establishment of the bauxite-alumina industry shifted Jamaica's economy from sugar, and bananas.

Weakness in the financial sector, speculation, and lower levels of investment erode confidence in the productive sector. The government continues its efforts to raise new sovereign debt in local and international financial markets in order to meet its U.S. dollar debt obligations, to mop up liquidity to maintain the exchange rate and to help fund the current budget deficit.

The Jamaican government's economic policies encourage foreign investment in areas that earn or save foreign exchange, generate employment, and use local raw materials. The government also provides a wide range of incentives to investors.

Free trade zones have stimulated investment in garment assembly, light manufacturing, and data entry by foreign firms. However, over the last 5 years, the garment industry has suffered from reduced export earnings, continued factory closures, and rising unemployment. The Government of Jamaica hopes to encourage economic activity through a combination of privatization, financial sector restructuring, reduced interest rates, and by boosting tourism and related productive activities.

What is the Russian for Jamaica Agreement? Translation of &#39Jamaica Agreement&#39 to Russian