Angola’s Ministry of Education (MED) is commissioned to implement programs to rapidly respond to pre-school, primary and secondary priority education needs.

As Indonesia looks to reduce its reliance on traditional energy sources, waste-to-energy is increasingly becoming a viable alternative solution.

The U.S. Congress approved the transfer of USD288.6 million to Poland as part of Foreign Military Financing.

As Qatar gets ready to host the FIFA World Cup the country’s physical infrastructure will be put to the test as will its less-tangible, cyber infrastructure.

In 2021, the Indonesia e-commerce market became the ninth largest in the world with a value of US$43 billion. 

Bulgaria has ranked second among the 28 EU member states regarding the number of annual traffic fatalities within its borders.  

As Indonesia looks towards a self-sufficient economy, its government is implementing policies which are creating challenges for importers.

Indonesia’s move to renewable energy will require large investments to improve grid sustainability and energy storage solutions.

Dutch focus on expanding green hydrogen production offers potential opportunities for U.S. firms.

The Dutch Ministry of Defense (MoD) white paper outlines spending plans in the Royal Dutch Air Force, Army, Navy and other defense programs. 

Energy storage is a high priority for the UK and a key element of the government’s push towards a net zero-carbon economy.

Recent developments in Japan’s LNG supply chain present opportunities for U.S. exporters to take advantage of lucrative and stable long-term offtake contracts.

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Bulgaria’s Promising Infrastructure Progression