Croatia has excellent potential for the development of renewable energy resources.

Direct Commercial Sales opportunities exist for U.S. companies in Algerian military electronics, ground vehicles, medical supplies, drones, and avionics. 

Kazakhstan is looking for partnership with U.S. logistics companies to develop air cargo in the country’s two biggest airports.

Cape Town has a long history of responding to the climate challenge in a progressive and technically sound manner.

Colombia relies on imported raw materials for fertilizer production.

Turkey is the 15th largest automotive manufacturer in the world and 5th largest in Europe. Since 2000, OEMs have invested $15 billion in operations in Turkey.

African countries work to open five key services sectors to one another in the AfCFTA. 

More than 60 percent of the Malaysian population practices Islam as their religion. Malaysia has developed a detailed halal certification for medical devices.

New regulations will speed the development of a new airport and train construction highlighting opportunities for U.S. suppliers of technology and equipment. 

The Saudi National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) mandates registration process for cybersecurity solution providers.

Argentina has extended its emergency healthcare measures to combat the pandemic until the end of 2022.

The Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property (SAIP) has broadened the scope of copyright registration to creative works.

Africa launches a new system to allow companies in Africa to pay for trade transactions in local currencies.  

The Ghanaian Government’s industrial development priorities for 2022 and 2023 are outlined in its CARES Progam. 

The Ghanaian Government outlines its priorities in the digital/ICT sector for 2022-2023.