ZIM ship may have hit Chinese fishing boat
10.01.11
ZIM ship may have hit Chinese fishing boat
"Zim Shekou"’s captain reported that they might have hit a boat while the ship was returning to Busan from China's Qingdao Port. Nine of the boat crew members are missing
Israeli Polished diamond exports up 48% in 2010
10.01.11
Israeli Polished diamond exports up 48% in 2010
Net rough diamond exports grew 62.1% to $3.1 billion in 2010, while polished diamond imports rose 68% to $4.2 billion and rough diamond imports grew 51% to $3.8 billion
Misezhnikov: 2010 to be record year for tourism
03.01.11
Misezhnikov: 2010 to be record year for tourism
Israel received nearly 3.5 million visitors in 2010, the highest number of visitors to Israel in one year. 14% increase compared to previous record in 2008
Israel Export Institute: Export growth seen slowing to 6.5% in 2011
03.01.11
Israel Export Institute: Export growth seen slowing to 6.5% in 2011
Exports, which account for some 45% of the country's economic activity, dropped nearly 10% in the third quarter after sharp growth in the prior four quarters
Zim sells equity interest in Chinese rail ventureim
21.12.10
Zim sells equity interest in Chinese rail ventureim
Zim has completed the sale of its 8% stake in a joint venture that plans to build and operate 18 rail freight terminals in China. The sale price was about US$29 million
Zim will change its East Med Express Service
13.12.10
Zim will change its East Med Express Service
The EMX service between Asia and the Black Sea, effective December 30, eliminates a westbound call at Xiamen and replaces it with Qingdao
Worldwide interest in Eilat rail project
13.12.10
Worldwide interest in Eilat rail project
Companies from Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Georgia have so far responded to Transportation Ministry's request to submit proposals for project's planning
Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz
30.11.10
Finance Minister: Israel, India likely to sign free trade agreement
The agreement would exempt many import and export ventures from duty in both states. Preliminary negotiations would commence soon and a team of experts from Tel Aviv would be reaching New Delhi