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11 Nov Imprese e mercati: opportunità e sfide per il Made in Italy - Focus India
Quinto appuntamento di «Imprese e mercati: opportunità e sfide per il Made in Italy», l'iniziativa SACE, ISPI e Assolombarda dedicata al mercato indiano. L'evento, nel corso del quale interverranno l'Ambasciata d'Italia a New Delhi, insieme agli esperti di SACE e di ISPI, è rivolto alle imprese italiane interessate ad approfondire le proprie conoscenze sull'India e le ...
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29 Nov INDIA - Export e Protezione della Proprietà Intellettuale
Il prossimo 29 novembre dalle 10.00 alle 12.00 è in programma un webinar dedicato alla protezione della Proprietà Intellettuale (PI) nel mercato indiano. Destinatari Il webinar gratuito è rivolto a tutte le piccole e medie imprese italiane interessate a espandere il proprio business in India. Argomenti Il webinar sarà dedicato alla protezione della Proprietà Intellettuale (PI) nel mercato indiano. I diritti di ...
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Export, SACE: "Il momento dell'India: una vera chance per l'Elefante (e per le imprese italiane)"
In una fase storica di profonde sfide globali e di ridefinizione degli equilibri geopolitici, gli occhi del mondo sono puntati, in maniera crescente, verso l'India, uno dei Paesi a più rapida crescita al mondo. Dalla tredicesima posizione occupata nel 2000 per dimensione dell'economia, il Paese è, infatti, balzato alla quinta ...
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Election 2023: Chris Hipkins promises trade delegation to India if Labour wins
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins promises to make Labour's first trip to India.
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NDLEA Arrests Kingpin Behind India-bound Cocaine ‘Couple’ In Lagos
Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have arrested a drug kingpin who recruited two couriers posing as a couple to traffic cocaine. The Kingpin identified as Ngene Emmanuel Onyedikachi, recruited a fake couple, Ilonzeh Kingsley Onyebuchi and Ilonzeh Roseline Nonyelum, who were arrested for ingesting 1.822kg ...
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G-20 Countries Tasked On Health, Wellbeing Of Women, Children Worldwide
The G-20 countries have been urged to take action to improve the health of women, children, and adolescents and tackle preventable loss of life around the world. This was contained in a message jointly signed by India’s G20 Sherpa, Amitabh Kant and Helen Clark, Board Chairman of Partnership for Maternal ...
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Possible Indo-Brazilian partnership and Angola’s interest in Embraer C-390
At the B20 Summit in New Delhi, Embraer President, Francisco Gomes Neto, suggested a Possible Indo-Brazilian partnership and Angola's interest in Embraer C-390. This could involve producing the C-390 Millennium aircraft in India under the Make in India program. The aircraft was discussed at AeroIndia 2023, and the collaboration would ...
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Turkish, Saudi ministers discuss bilateral trade
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat discussed bilateral trade with his Saudi counterpart, Majid bin Abdullah Al Qasabi., in Jaipur, India, on the sidelines of a meeting of trade ministers of G20 nations, according to a statement from the Turkish Trade Ministry.
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India legt export van voorgekookte rijst verder aan banden
De Indiase regering heeft extra beperkingen opgelegd op de export van rijst om de voedselzekerheid in eigen land te garanderen. Zo wordt er per direct een exportbelasting op voorgekookte rijst van 20 procent geheven, maakte het ministerie van Financiën bekend.
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New BRICS members boost bloc’s footprint in fertilizer trade
The inclusion of new countries in BRICS strengthens the bloc's prominence in the global fertilizer market. Three of the new members are crucial exporters of this essential input for Brazilian agriculture. Established by the governments of Brazil, China, India, and South Africa in 2009, BRICS initially included the world's first ...
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BRICS nations boost Brazilian agribusiness with US$56 billion in purchases; China leads
The coalition formed by Brazil, India, China, Russia, and South Africa, established in 2009, promotes mutual assistance and economic collaboration. In 2022, other BRICS nations purchased Brazilian agribusiness goods worth US$56 billion. This amount equates to 35% of the sector's total export revenue for that year. Of this, China alone ...
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Indonesia weighs Pros and Cons of BRICS Membership
Indonesia is still considering its potential membership in BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), an emerging economies group. BRICS aims to counterbalance Western global dominance. “We need to wait for our delegation to return to Jakarta to evaluate the next steps regarding this matter,” stated Teuku Faizasyah, the ...
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BRICS eyes common currency: Lula highlights trade enhancement and bloc expansion
The President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, acknowledged the BRICS summit's consideration of introducing a joint currency to enhance trade between its founding members: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Stressing that there's no rush, he mentioned that member countries have committed to research this possibility and ...
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Mystery in Johannesburg: Xi’s no-show at BRICS forum raises eyebrows
Chinese President Xi Jinping unexpectedly missed a speech at the BRICS Business Forum in South Africa, leading to widespread conjecture. Although Xi arrived in Johannesburg for a state visit and the BRICS summit, which includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, he did not make his scheduled appearance at ...
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India will be a developed country with US$5 trillion economy by 2047, says Modi
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced at the BRICS Summit that India aspires to become a developed country by 2047. Notably, India has been recognized for its rapid economic growth, positioning it among the fastest-growing economies globally. Prime Minister Modi highlighted that India is on track to have an economy ...
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India denies reports of more rice export curbs
NEW DELHI: India is not considering imposing any restrictions on the exports of non-basmati parboiled rice, Food Secretary Sanjeev Chopra said on Tuesday.
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Brazil’s business vanguard ventures into BRICS territory
A contingent of 30 Brazilian business leaders is about to set foot in South Africa, engaging with their counterparts across the BRICS spectrum: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Hosted in the bustling metropolis of Johannesburg, the sessions are spearheaded by the BRICS Business Council. Although China stands as ...
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India’s new data protection law: balancing individual rights and surveillance concerns
India’s President has ratified the ‘Right to Information Act (RTIA)’, a pivotal data protection legislation poised to be implemented shortly. Although designed to oversee digital personal data processing in a manner that respects individuals’ rights to guard their data for lawful purposes, it has sparked concerns. The law covers the ...
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Philippines 'in talks with Vietnam, India for rice imports'
MANILA: The Philippines is in talks to import rice from Vietnam and India as the Southeast Asian nation seeks to boost its buffers and lower prices, an agriculture official said.
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Rice exports benefitting from India's export ban
Thailand is benefitting from India's rice export ban and has no reason to halt shipments of the grain itself, caretaker Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit said on Monday.
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Hana joins hands with State Bank of India to bolster global business
Hana Financial Group announced on Sunday that it had signed a contract with the State Bank of India to establish a strategic partnership, aiming jointly to expand their global business. The SBI is India's largest government-owned commercial bank