Head of Israel's customs directorate participated in WCO’s annual Council Session
07.07.08
Head of Israel's customs directorate participated in WCO’s annual Council Session
Mr. Doron Arbeli, Director General of the Israeli Customs Directorate, and Customs Attach in Brussels, Mr.Uri Brook, met during the session several heads of customs organizations
Eli Yishai with Zhanar Aizhanova
05.03.07
Kazakhstan agreed to significant customs duty reduction on Israeli products
The customs duty reduction could increase Israeli exports to Kazakhstan by 10% annually. The newly signed agreement is in the framework of the Kazakhstan efforts to join the WTO
Israel and Ukraine agreed to negotiate free trade agreement
18.12.06
Israel and Ukraine agreed to negotiate free trade agreement
Israel and Ukraine agreed last week to set up a joint working group which will negotiate a free trade agreement between the two countries. In 2005 bilateral trade between Israel and the Ukraine totaled $369 million
Secretary General of the ICC visited Israel
01.05.06
Secretary General of the ICC visited Israel
Guy Sebban, the Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce, visited Israel last week as guest of Mr. Uriel Lynn, president of the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce and Mr. Oren Shachor, Chairman of ICC Israel
In 2005: China was Israel’s largest trade partner in Asia
27.02.06
In 2005: China was Israel’s largest trade partner in Asia
The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor’s Foreign Trade Administration reported last week that in 2005 Israel-China bilateral trade totaled $2.99 billion
Shraga Brosh, Manufacturers Association's presiden
02.01.06
2006 : Manufacturers Association predicts strong growth
Shraga Brosh, Israel Manufacturers Association president, predicted last week, at an end-of-year press briefing in Tel Aviv, that the economy would experience stronger growth in the coming year after achieving growth of just 4% in 2005
Israel’s reciprocal procurement rights extended until 2008
26.12.05
Israel’s reciprocal procurement rights extended until 2008
Israel succeeded last week to extend its right to demand 28% reciprocal procurement through 2008. Ministry of Industry and Trade officials said last week that Israel's original agreement concerning reciprocal procurement with the World Trade Organization
Export to Jordan over $150 millions in 2005
19.12.05
Export to Jordan over $150 millions in 2005
Finance, Trade and Industry Minister Ehud Olmert met last week with the Jordanian Trade Minister Zuabi Sharif at the Sixth World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference in Hong Kong