Experienced Burmese franchisees aim to partner with new American franchise brands when the military regime restores the democratically elected government.

Burmese companies prefer U.S. cloud solutions over other providers.

South Africa’s growing middle class means demand for perishable goods, and some pharmaceuticals has increased the demand for cold storage facilities.

Angola reconstructs the country’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and improves cybersecurity. 

The Singapore jewelry sector remained strong through the pandemic and is poised to grow, in part due to an increase in tourist arrivals. 

The Government of Angola has created a robust structure to respond to a challenging healthcare environment.  

The Central Bank tightened capital controls to preserve foreign reserves by limiting importers’ access to hard currency to pay for imports. 

The franchising sector in the West Bank offers niche opportunities for U.S fast food and apparel companies.

Medical devices are needed in rural and remote communities to shorten waiting periods for health care. 

The Saudi Cabinet approved the establishment of the National Health Holding Company and the National Health Insurance Center. 

The Saudi Ministry of Health (MOH) is launching health clusters across the country to empower beneficiaries and improve their access to health services.

India, a fast growing digital economies in the world, presents huge opportunities for U.S. tech companies providing innovative solutions in Cybersecurity.

Pet ownership in Singapore is on an upward trend, growing 3% annually for the past 5 years. 

Agriculture is New Zealand’s biggest industry.

The Canadian sports industry’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic offers new opportunities for U.S. suppliers of sports equipment.