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Daily News EgyptEN

Egypt seeks to expand exports to Africa as intra-African trade reaches $214bn

Egypt is seeking to expand its exports to African markets by diversifying destinations, strengthening commercial partnerships and improving access for Egyptian products, Industry Minister Khaled Hashem said. Speaking at “Scaling Egypt’s Industrial Champions” forum organised by the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt (AmCham Egypt) in cooperation with the A

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Daily MaverickEN

XENOBAROMETER: Ministers’ statements on R5-million visa rule weaponised against foreign traders

The claim that foreign nationals must invest R5-million to operate businesses in South Africa is misleading, as the threshold applies to certain business visa applications, not all foreign business owners. Immigration lawyers and court rulings affirm that refugees, asylum seekers and some permit holders can legally run businesses without meeting this investm

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DawnEN

Why the world still needs World Trade Organisation

<p>The World Trade Organisation has spent much of its recent life being told it is obsolete. In its World Trade Report 2026 launched last month, the Geneva-based body tells us what would happen if the rules are simply allowed to ‘wear away.’</p> <p>It says the outcome would be quite expensive for the global economy. It models a world that breaks into rival g

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DawnEN

Regional trade deficit widens sharply

<p>ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s trade deficit with nine neighbouring countries widened by 26.62 per cent to $4.97 billion during the first quarter of 2026-27 compared to $3.93bn in the corresponding period last year.</p> <p>The widening gap reflects a contraction in Pakistan’s exports to regional markets, largely due to reduced shipments to Afghanistan and Banglade

Gaming🇺🇸 US
Xbox WireEN

The Walking Trade: How I Built a Shop Simulator Without Ever Playing One

The Walking Trade is out today on XBOX Series X|S. It’s a store management game set in a zombie apocalypse: you stock the shelves, set your prices, and serve the survivors who come through the door, then pick up a weapon when zombies raid the place. I made it on my own, and I made […] The post The Walking Trade: How I Built a Shop Simulator Without Ever Play

World🇧🇷 BR
G1PT

Como se tornar trader de commodities agrícolas: trilha e perspectivas

Entender como ser trader agrícola, qual formação para trader de commodities faz sentido e como construir uma carreira de trader no agro exige olhar além do cargo final. Antes de chegar a uma mesa de originação, trading ou corretora, o profissional precisa desenvolver base de mercado, capacidade analítica, noções de risco, prática de negociação e leitura de c

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DawnEN

Pakistan, Qatar explore new avenues for trade, investment cooperation

<p>ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Qatar have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral economic ties, exploring new avenues for trade and investment, and expanding cooperation across key sectors, including agriculture, food security, manufacturing, information technology, maritime transport and infrastructure.</p> <p>The commitment was expressed during

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The NationalEN

UAE and Benin agree to trade deal in Abu Dhabi

The UAE and Benin have announced a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement , marking a new chapter in trade and investment relations between the two nations. President Sheikh Mohamed and Benin's President Romuald Wadagni witnessed the signing of the agreement in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, carried out by UAE Minister of Foreign Trade Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi and Be

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DawnEN

Pakistan's trade gap with Gulf partners narrows

<p>ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s trade deficit with Gulf partner countries narrowed 26.35 per cent to $2.85bn in the first quarter of 2026-27 against $3.87bn a year earlier, largely due to lower imports and moderately higher exports.</p> <p>The steepest declines were 97.46pc and 72.51pc in import payments to Kuwait and Qatar. These two countries accounted for $947.9

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