ZIM upgrades Its Mediterranean – South America Services
10.03.08
ZIM upgrades Its Mediterranean – South America Services
The improved New Sirius Service, which starts operating at the beginning of March 2008 on a weekly basis, includes two separate slings
Mercosur, Israel ink free-trade agreeement
24.12.07
Mercosur, Israel ink free-trade agreeement
The deal was announced during a two-day summit of Mercosur leaders in the Uruguayan capital
Export Institute: 10% more exports in 2007 compared to 2006
10.09.07
Export Institute: 10% more exports in 2007 compared to 2006
Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute chairman David Arzi predicted a further 10% rise in 2008 to US$77 billion
Israel and Mercosur: 7th round ended with progress on free-trade agreement
02.07.07
Israel and Mercosur: 7th round ended with progress on free-trade agreement
The goal is to try to reach an agreement by the year-end. Mercosur is the largest trade bloc in Latin America, and includes Brazil, one of the world’s ten largest economies
Israel may be granted full membership of the OECD this week
14.05.07
Israel may be granted full membership of the OECD this week
The main contenders to join besides Israel are Chile, Brazil, Russia, China, India, South Africa, Cyprus and the latest European Union members
ICIC: Exports to politically high risk countries up
12.03.07
ICIC: Exports to politically high risk countries up
The ICIC extends credit facilities to Israeli exporters active in 115 countries, to the level of US$9 billion annually
Israel was admitted to the European branch of the Interpol
02.10.06
Israel was admitted to the European branch of the Interpol
International police agency Interpol had accepted Israel into its European region. The decision came during Interpol's general assembly held week before last in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Pharmaceuticals: exports increased by 60% in first half of 2006
11.09.06
Pharmaceuticals: exports increased by 60% in first half of 2006
Exports to the US grew by 98% over the corresponding period in 2005, to $1.17 billion; Exports to Eastern Europe and the Far East rose by 69%. The industry employs 7,000 workers