
Tanzania’s strategy to boost wheat yield, reduce imports
Tanzania is strategising to increase wheat production to a million tonnes come 2025 and reduce reliance on the imports.
Tanzania
Food & Beverages
13-07-2022

Growing Kenya’s share of exports to African markets
Kenya is expected to rise above the waves of the Covid-19 pandemic in terms of economic recovery, according to the 23rd Edition of Kenya Economic Update recentl
Kenya
Food & Beverages
13-07-2022

UAE, Brazil poised to see surge in trade and investments
The UAE has gained global recognition of being a business facilitator with the world descending on this desert and witnessing the accomplishment of the mega eve
United Arab Emirates
Food & Beverages
12-07-2022

GEPA to boost the capacity of exporters
The Ghana Export Promotion Authority says it is committed to enhancing the capacity of Ghanaian exporters in efforts to boost the country’s non-traditional expo
Ghana
Electrical Machinery & Apparatus
12-07-2022

Turkish textiles to get boost as Israel set to reopen economic office
Israel’s ministry of economy and industry is all set to reopen its economic office in Turkiye’s capital city of Istanbul on August 1 this year.
Turkey
Textiles
12-07-2022

Ethiopia, Djibouti Discuss Bilateral Trade Ties
During the occasion, the delegation met with President Ismail Omar Guelleh and conveyed a message from Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, according to the Ministry of F
Ethiopia
Food & Beverages
12-07-2022

Automotive exports hit $2.8 billion in June
The automotive sector’s exports increased by 17.9 percent on an annual basis to $2.8 billion in June, according to data from the business group.
Turkey
Vehicles & Transport Equipment
12-07-2022

Nepal exports over 3,000 sacks of cement to India for first time
For the first time, Nepal has started exporting cement to India.
Nepal
Cement, Ceramic & Glass
12-07-2022

Poland's e-commerce market to double by 2027
The Polish e-commerce market is expected to expand to twice its current size by 2027 and its share in total retail sales is likely to reach 17 percent in five y