OECD invited Israel to join the organization
21.05.07
OECD invited Israel to join the organization
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) invited last Wednesday Israel, along with Russia, Estonia, Slovenia and Chile to join the Organization
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
The Israeli Minister Shaul Mofaz with Mr. Alexandr
19.02.07
port2port 2007 – a great success
The minister of Transport & Road Safety noted the event is a succesful initiative and added that he hopes this event will become an annual tradition. A diplomatic gathering within the event attracted 40 diplomats
“Euromoney” ranked Israel in 40th place among 185 countries
16.10.06
“Euromoney” ranked Israel in 40th place among 185 countries
According to“Euromoney”, Israel scored in total 68.2 points, out of the maximum 100, in the 2006 rankings. Israel is down two places
Industrial export to Latin American countries in 1H – US$ 600M
11.09.06
Industrial export to Latin American countries in 1H – US$ 600M
Mr. Yehiel Asia predicted that manufacturing exports to Latin American countries will increase this year by 3%
Israel Export Institute: Exports to Latin America up 1.5%
05.06.06
Israel Export Institute: Exports to Latin America up 1.5%
David Artzi estimated that in 2006 export would show a 5% increase in exports to Latin America, to total USD 1.4 billion
OECD set to admit new members
05.06.06
OECD set to admit new members
OECD nations have said they hope that faster decision making will make it possible to admit new members and give the organization a more global, and less European, bias
Manufacturers Association: kosher for Pessah wine exports fell 9%
24.04.06
Manufacturers Association: kosher for Pessah wine exports fell 9%
Manufacturers Association of Israel (MAI) reported last week that kosher for Pessah wine exports, between December 2005 and March 2006, fell 9% to $7 million compared to last year