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Finance minister pitches ‘Turkey model’ to investors in London
Treasury and Finance Minister Nureddin Nebati has said that his messages on the Turkish economy were “well received” during his meetings with some bankers and investors in London.
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UK Trade Secretary: Israeli firms can benefit from Brexit
On a visit to Israel, Anne-Marie Trevelyan spoke about expanding the free trade agreement to include cybersecurity, AI and other tech sectors.
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Africa: UK Remains Africa's Investment Partner of Choice, Says UK's Trade Secretary
[This Day] UK's Secretary of State for International Trade, Anne-Marie Trevelyan has stated that the United Kingdom (UK) has always been the Africa's investment partner of choice for green transition.
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Nigerians Will Feel Better Under Osinbajo’s Presidency – Financial Times
Worlds leading global business publication Financial Times Newspaper has endorsed Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to contest for the office of president come 2023 general elections. The London-based newspaper said Osinbajo’s presidency will give Nigeria respite, adding that Nigerians will feel better with Osinbajo as president. Financial Times which disclosed this ...
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Nigeria, UK To Hold Security, Defence Dialogue In London
Nigeria and United Kingdom will hold the first meeting of the Nigeria-UK Security and Defence Partnership Dialogue in London this week. A statement issued on Monday by the Director of Communications at the British High Commission in Abuja, Dean Hurlock, said the talks, led by UK National Security Adviser, Sir ...
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Britannia, With Fewer Rules
What England’s push to get back to business as usual says about the national character.
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Uquo Field Gas Sale Raises Savannah Oil Revenue To $230m
Nigerian gas-focused company, Savannah, has disclosed an increased revenues by 7 per cent to $230.5 million in 2021. The firm in November commenced gas sales from its Uquo field in Nigeria under a new contract. The London-listed company said cash balance increased 46 per cent to $154.3 million over the ...
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MEGA Holding sostiene il gelato italiano Remeo all'estero
(Teleborsa) - MEGA Holding, società che investe in startup innovative e small cap, continua a sostenere la sua partecipata Remeo, attiva nel settore dei gelati e operante in UK, attraverso un fund...
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A Uk-Africa Trade Deal Would Create Jobs And Boost The Commonwealth Post Brexit, It Is Now Possible
A deal would enable Britain to practice the free trade it has long preached and represent recognition by a G7 economy of the benefits of African unity, writes President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria Two years after the United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union, my country Nigeria and her African ...
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Jacobs, scontro sull’immagine: divorzia da Fedez e sceglie Luca Oddo a Londra
Il campione olimpico lascia la Doom del rapper e di BE (Achermann-Tamburi) scontento della promozione post Tokyo. Battaglia legale e trasloco nell’agenzia X-Hybrid
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More Foreign Countries To Participate In Kaduna Trade Fair
Many foreign countries, including Northern Ireland, Morocco and Tunisia, are expected to participate in the forthcoming 43rd Kaduna International Trade Fair in Kaduna State. The fair will commence on February 26, 2022. This was revealed when management of the Kaduna State Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADCCIMA) paid a courtesy ...
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SEC Newgate, alleanza con fondo THCP e delisting dalla borsa di Londra
(Teleborsa) - L'azienda italiana di comunicazione strategica SEC Newgate lascerà il mercato AIM del London Stock Exchange. I due principali azionisti e la società hanno sottoscritto un accordo con...
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Savannah Cement to raise Sh40b on London bourse for clinker plant
CEO says locally, they may not find banks willing to finance such big projects unless it is a syndicate.
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A North Sea Auction Produces Big Plans for Scottish Wind Farms
Oil giants like BP and Shell propose to spend billions on renewable energy, bolstering Scotland’s efforts to move away from an economy based on fossil fuel.
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PANDEF Cautions Against Cover-up Of Law Graduate’s Murder
Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) has admonished the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) not to cover up the killing of a young Nigerian law graduate from Buckingham University, United Kingdom (UK), Toritseju Emmanuel Jackson. Jackson, an indigene of Delta State, returned to the country to attend the Nigerian Law School and ...
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Many countries are seeing a revival of industrial policy
AS NATIONAL ECONOMIES and international trade were liberalised after the stagflation of the late 1970s, governments increasingly decided to allow corporate behaviour to follow commercial logic. Multinationals set up shop where it made most sense, allocating resources, outsourcing labour and automating factories to minimise costs and maximise profits. The reforms ...
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City of London policy chief says COVID is masking Brexit’s hit to finance hub
The U.K.'s financial sector lost most of its access to the European Union — which had been its single biggest export customer — after completing ...
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Growing tension between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Falkland Islands
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Argentine Foreign Ministry confirmed on Wednesday that the Government of Alberto Fernandez will reiterate its claim to the United Kingdom, in case the integrity of declassified files on the sending of ships with 31 nuclear weapons to the Malvinas Islands during the 1982 war ...
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PMI inches up to 52.1 in December
The headline Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for the Turkish manufacturing industry remained above the 50 no-change mark in December 2021 and ticked up slightly to 52.1 from 52 in November, the latest PMI survey data from Istanbul Chamber of Industry and London-based IHS Markit have showed.
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UK companies face New Year Brexit import controls
From January 1, 2022, EU businesses sending goods to Britain will now need to supply full customs declarations.
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CPTPP to boost S. Korea’s trade: experts
South Korea’s move to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement from the Trans-Pacific Partnership next year will work in favor of Asia’s fourth-largest economy’s trade, experts from the US and the UK said. “We believ