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The mission proposes to include agenda items such as one-on-one business matchmaking appointments with prospective agents, distributors, and end-users; updates on major projects; Embassy briefings on doing business in Indonesia; and networking receptions and other items tailored to the attending company’s interests. more...
The U.S. Commercial Service will organize a “Virtual” Green Trade Mission to Italy in the Fall of 2009. The goal of the mission is to offer U.S. firms in the green-building, energy efficiency, and renewable energy sectors a cost-effective way to gain market exposure and identify potential agents/distributors. more...
Save the date for the annual District Export Council (DEC) Conference in DC in November. more...
Fast-growing economies, vast capital reserves, and major infrastructure needs put Libya and Algeria among the world's most promising markets for U.S. suppliers. To help U.S. firms leverage opportunities in these markets, a senior-level Department official will lead a trade mission to Tripoli, Libya and Algiers, Algeria, November 4-8, 2009. more...
Mission will target: industrial energy efficiency (with a market potential of $27 billion) and greenbuilding ($3.1 billion in market potential). All companies are encouraged to apply. more...
This Aerospace Executive Service trade mission is designed to deliver an effective business development package for small- and medium-sized companies, combining business matchmaking, trade show presence and networking activities. It will run concurrently with the Singapore Air Show 2010, providing participants with opportunities to enhance their contacts with both local and international exhibitors. Contact: Eric Nielsen at 520-670-5808 / eric.nielsen@mail.doc.gov and Nathan Harsch at 412-644-2816 / Nathan.Harsch@mail.doc.gov. more...
Vast capital reserves and ambitious infrastructure projects put Libya and Algeria among the world's most promising markets for U.S. exporters. The Department's first executive trade mission to Algeria and Libya will promote U.S. products and technologies in a range of best prospects sectors. more...
Senegal and South Africa offer a gateway for U.S. companies to enter the African continent. A growing consumer base and national efforts to upgrade and develop infrastructure have created opportunities for U.S. exporters in both countries. This mission will promote U.S. equipment and services in key sectors such as electric power systems, automotive spare parts, construction and mining equipment, and agribusiness, among others. Businesses with clean technologies in those and other sectors are also encouraged to apply. Contact: Karen Dubin at 202-482-3786 / Karen.Dubin@mail.doc.gov. more...
This mission is designed to promote U.S. medical and healthcare products and services in New Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai. One-on-one business matchmaking appointments, site visits to healthcare facilities, and meetings with Indian government officials are all part of this package. The mission is strategically scheduled to include accommodate U.S. firms planning to exhibit at Medical Fair India 2010 in Mumbai. Contact: Jetta DeNend at 212-809-2644 / Jetta.DeNend@mail.doc.gov. more...