Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan improved their positions in the World Bank Doing business-2016

Almaty. October 28. Silkroadnews - Kazakhstan and China in the World Bank (WB) Doing business-2016 improved their positions, indicates the report of the World Bank.
Cumulative rating of doing business bases on 10 indicators and cover 189 countries.
Kazakhstan took 41st place, ahead of Belarus and Russia, which are located at 44 and 51 places respectively, but lost to Armenia, located in the 35 position.
China won 84th position, having gone down from 83 places to DB-15, however, ahead of Iran, who took 118th place.
Kyrgyzstan occupies the 67th place in the ranking; Tajikistan is located in the 132nd place.
Uzbekistan, settled on 87th place in the ranking, improved its position, as it had previously occupied 103rd place. But Afghanistan has worsened their position, moving from 175 to 177th, the last place in the current ranking.
Meanwhile, the top ten include Singapore, New Zealand, Denmark, South Korea, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, United States, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Taiwan and Macedonia.