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The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development announced a smart manufacturing initiative to diversify its economy and attract foreign companies.
The UAE’s construction sector is expected to recover in growing by almost 6% as delayed and stalled projects during the pandemic resume construction.
Especially promising segments for U.S. suppliers are dental hygiene and dental equipment laser dentistry, implants, and cosmetic/aesthetic dentistry.
Slovak Healthcare will have $ 7.4 billion (€ 6.3 billion) at its disposal with an additional reserve of $ 846 million to mitigate the impact of the pandemic.
Tanzania education sector presents opportunities for U.S. investors.
This article covers opportunities in Turkey in Safety & Security: Disaster Management sector.
Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Announces Changes in the Inspection of Imported Goods Under the new PVoC program.
Ethiopians live primarily in rural and subsistence agricultural areas with poor access to safe water, housing, sanitation, food and health services.
As the number of seniors in Singapore is expected to double by 2030, the government is investing in facilities and programs to support the population.
Plans for the construction of a 10-hectare fishing port is expected to provide logistics support to commercial fishing fleets and related port activities.
Poland’s information technology market, estimated at $22.3 billion, offers sales opportunities in all market segments.
Canada’s economic recovery presents an opportunity for U.S companies to become involved in a growing market.
Canada’s new position on small modular reactor (SMR) development offers many opportunities for U.S. suppliers and sub-suppliers to the SMR industry.
Among of the main objectives Tanzania’s budget is to build the economy,and reduce poverty and unemployment, especially to the youth.
Sonangol, the former Angolan fuel concessionaire which once held a number of companies not linked to oil and gas is now becoming a clean energy company.