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To: Terry Jackson who wrote (4896)	11/9/1997 8:10:00 PM
From: doormouse	Respond to of 11888

Akmola! Remains to be seen --- I think there might be a revolution (on the part of all the embassies and foreign business!). The move to Akmola "officially" began on 1 October. It's not so attractive a place --- but politically, it's in the North part of the country, which is ethnically more Russian, and may be a good move by Nazurbaev to forestall tensions later. (Pretty peaceful, now.) Government workers "over age 40" were invited to stay behind in Almaty and seek new employment. No comparison --- Almaty is one of the beautiful spots in the world (IMO), Akmola prepares you for... well.... I do think that Almaty will remain the business capital. The flight between is 1 1/2 hours --- and funky at that. bye, /k1b0