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International agreement signed to boost trade and investment

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Under the agreement, the two chambers pledge to promote trade and investment opportunities between their respective regions.

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Colorado Springs Gazette

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Vietnam to sign U.S. deals as trade, energy officials meet, document shows

HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam expects to sign pacts with the United States this week after its trade minister meets U.S. trade and energy officials, according to a government document reviewed

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International agreement signed to boost trade and investment

Under the agreement, the two chambers pledge to promote trade and investment opportunities between their respective regions.

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Canton Fair set to boost cooperation with Kenya

Kenya's policymakers, industry leaders and entrepreneurs are looking forward to deepening trade ties with China as well as attracting investments and technology during the upcoming 137th edition of the China Import and Export Fair.

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Gulf Africa Review

KCB, Bank of Kigali Unveil Payment System to Boost African Trade

KCB and Bank of Kigali launch a seamless cross-border payment system to boost trade and financial integration across Africa. Driving Seamless Trade in Africa Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) and the Bank of Kigali have taken a significant step towards streamlining intra-African trade by introducing a new cross-border payment system, the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS). The initiative is designed to eliminate transactional bottleneck…

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UAE and Central African Republic aim $1bn trade

Trade between the UAE and the Central African Republic is estimated to cross AED3.7 billion ($1 billion) following the signing of a comprehensive economic partnership agreement (Cepa) last week. Cepa will create further growth and business opportunities in both countries, boosting bilateral trade over the next five to seven years, UAE minister of state for foreign trade Ahmed Al Zeyoudi told state-run Wam news agency. Non-oil trade between the U…

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