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This collaboration between the Global Council for the Promotion of International Trade (GCPIT) and the Gyeonggi Business Center (GBC) Bengaluru sounds like a significant step forward in fostering international cooperation and driving economic growth, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), both entities have outlined a comprehensive framework aimed at empowering SMEs and enhancing their market access opportunities, which is crucial for their growth and sustainability.The objectives outlined in the MOU are quite ambitious and promising. Enhancing SME global competitiveness through technology is a key aspect in today's interconnected world. Facilitating access to advanced technology and innovation, particularly from leading Korean providers and research institutions, can provide Indian SMEs with a competitive edge. Moreover, promoting technology adoption and facilitating knowledge transfer through training programs and workshops will ensure that Indian SMEs are equipped with the necessary skills to leverage these technologies effectively.One particularly noteworthy aspect of the collaboration is the emphasis on collaborative research and development projects. By encouraging joint R&D initiatives between Korean and Indian SMEs, the partnership aims to address global challenges and create new market opportunities. This not only fosters innovation but also strengthens the ties between the two countries in the realm of business and technology.Overall, this MOU holds great promise for SMEs in both India and Korea, offering them access to resources, expertise, and opportunities that can significantly enhance their competitiveness and market reach. It will be interesting to see how this collaboration unfolds in the coming months and years, and the impact it has on the SME landscape in both countries.

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Thrilled to launch the annual AustCham ASEAN Australian Business in ASEAN Survey alongside the Australia-ASEAN Special Summit in Melbourne. Australia's Ambassador to ASEAN, and Chamber Patron H.E. Tiffany McDonald and AustCham ASEAN President Brendon Bangma gave opening remarks and we were joined by many business leaders operating in the region.This survey is the 8th consecutive report produced by AustCham ASEAN and provides valuable insights into ASEAN. The majority of businesses surveyed were long standing in ASEAN reflecting their importance to two-way relations between Australia and its ASEAN counterparts. Thank you to our sponsors who made this survey possible including Capital Prudential HSBC RMIT University Global Victoria Asialink Business and Linfox Asia.Full Report: https://lnkd.in/gUbKP4_BAustCham ASEAN AustCham Lao The Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce (AustCham Thailand) AusCham Vietnam AusCham: The Australian Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia Australia Indonesia Business Council (AIBC) Malaysia Australia Business Council (MABC) AustCham Singapore Australian-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Philippines (ANZCHAM)

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📣The quarterly Danish Business Outlook on China (DBOC) has been released for Q3, 2023📣 In Q3 of 2023, the short-term outlook of Danish companies has declined compared to the two previous quarters in 2023 and is now in negative territory for the first time this year. The business outlook varies depending on sector perspective and environment & water continues for the fifth consecutive quarter to be the sector indicating the highest index score.The DBOC index is stablished to track changes in outlook of Danish companies with activities in China. The Index is a joint initiative of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Denmark in Beijing (Denmark in China),DCCC - Danish Chamber of Commerce in China,Danish-Chinese Business ForumandSino-Danish Center For Education And Research.Read the full report 👇https://lnkd.in/et73DDYV

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🌐 Business conference: unlocking opportunities in Central Asia & Caucasus - Royal Club Chateau Sainte AnneWe would like to share with you an event that we are organizing at The Royal Club Chateau Sainte Anne in Brussels by Thursday, March 7 at 7:30 p.m: https://lnkd.in/d9wwGmkJThe conference will focus on business opportunities in Central Asia, addressing the significant impact of recent geopolitical events on the global economic order. The changing flow of goods and supply chains, previously centered on Russia, has taken an exponential turn towards the Caucasus and Central Asia.In this geopolitical and economic landscape, both the private sector and the International Financial Institutions are concentrating efforts on strengthening ties with these markets. Measures to reduce tariff barriers, investments in new transport routes such as the Middle Corridor and productive implementations in countries such as Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are underway.These states play a crucial role in the trade balance between Europe and Asia and are destined to lead regional development in the next decade.With extensive experience and knowledge of these markets, I will focus my speech on import-export trends, the new economic order in the region and opportunities for Belgian companies.I will be joined by distinguished guests, H.E. Margulan Baimukhan, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Belgium and Head of Mission to the EU and NATO, and H.E. Gayrat Fazilov, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to the BENELUX countries and Head of Mission to the EU and NATO.Together, we will provide a comprehensive understanding of the economic dynamics shaping this region and identify opportunities for companies looking to expand their horizons.In case you are interested in attending the session, please let me know in private.

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Last week the Royal Norwegian Consulate General in Shanghai launched the second report on the state of Norwegian business in China, together with Innovasjon Norge, the Norwegian Seafood Council, Norwegian Business Association China, and the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Beijing.Norwegian Business in China 2024 aims to present Norwegian business in China from the perspective of Norwegian companies operating in China. The report includes insights from a business survey conducted in March 2024, in which 101 Norwegian companies in China shared their views on the Chinese market and future business outlook.·The maritime sector and shipping continue to be leading Norwegian industries in China, followed by consumer goods, machine parts, seafood, green technology, and health and medical technology.· 140 of the more than 160 Norwegian companies are located in East China, with Shanghai being by far the largest hub for Norwegian business with the presence of 96 companies.·Results from the business survey show that 66% of Norwegian companies are optimistic about their operations and investments in China for the next three-year period. 16% say they are cautious.· The opportunity space within fields related to the green transition is highlighted by Norwegian companies from all sectors. The vast Chinese domestic market, the relevance of the Chinese market in global industry, and low production costs are the three most important factors making the Chinese market attractive to Norwegian companies.· Of the companies surveyed, 39% plan to increase the number of local employees during 2024. 50% of those surveyed do not foresee any changes to their work force in the short term. Only 6% of the companies are considering reducing their investments in China.·51% of companies believe they have missed out on investment and collaboration opportunities due to a challenging regulatory landscape ·Norwegian companies identify their biggest challenges as increasing competition from Chinese companies in the same sectors, uncertainty regarding economic developments in China, and tensions related to the geopolitical situation potentially impacting them.The full report can be found here:https://lnkd.in/gG3gY8_w

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The Norwegian Business in China 2024 report is published🌐. 101 out of 160+ Norwegian companies in 🇨🇳 responded, where 66% are optimistic about the business climate during the next 3 years, compared to 53% last year. The report published by Royal Norwegian Consulate General in Shanghai in collaboration with Innovation Norway, Norwegian Seafood Council, Norwegian Business Association China, and Royal Norwegian Embassy in Beijing provide valuable insights for companies both present in 🇨🇳 and companies looking expand. Link to the report: https://lnkd.in/gG3gY8_w Royal Norwegian Consulate General in Shanghai | Innovation Norway | Norwegian Seafood Council | Norwegian Business Association China#norwegianbusiness #businessclimate

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Did you miss the most recent Hiawatha Business Summit? Catch up at the link below! In August, the Hiawatha Business Summit focused on “The Global Economy - A Discussion on Reshoring and Supply Chain”, which took place on Tuesday, August 22 at World Class Industries. The panelists expand on how local businesses are working with international dynamics related to reshoring, immigration, deglobalization, and supply chain impacts.https://lnkd.in/dH7aU6Kf

The latest Jan 2024 issue of the #Macau Business magazine is here! See some of the #nongaming elements here for 2024..

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Watch this brief video with Massoud Biouki, the Honorary Board member of Swedish Business Council, and Trade Commissioner of Sweden to the UAE & Market Area Director Middle East at Business Sweden Middle East and Africa, as he shares valuable insights on the significant potential for Swedish companies in the UAE. Business Sweden, is a government agency, playing a pivotal role in assisting Swedish businesses to expand globally and in attracting foreign investments to Sweden. ✨ #TeamSweden #SwedenintheUAE #BusinessInsights

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Transforming a liner economy to circular is only a wayto go ahead in the process of making world's economymore sustainable and really oriented to needs of mankind...