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Thursday, May 6, 2021
Trade officials in the United States (US) focused this week on increasing global access to COVID-19 vaccines, while the European Union (EU) moved forward with legal action against AstraZeneca. With COVID-19 mutants contributing to the significantly increased infections in India, the US imposed travel restrictions on individuals traveling from that country, effective Tuesday, 4 May, at 12:01 EDT.
The United Kingdom (UK) hosted the Group of Seven (G7) Digital and Technology Ministerial this week. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will participate in the G7 Foreign and Development Ministers Meeting early next week in London, before travelling next to Ukraine (5-6 May) to “reaffirm unwavering U.S. support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity in the face of Russia’s ongoing aggression.” The US Government will also focus on overseas digital services tax proposals next week. Meanwhile, the UK unveiled its new Global Ant
Enhanced business ties first step towards UK-India free trade pact
The necessities and priorities of both India and the UK are driving bilateral investment by businesses in each other s economies and increased dialogue on a G2G level OBE May 3, 2021 | Updated 18:04 IST
The Joint Trade Review, the Enhanced Trade Partnership, and the eventual FTA are important elements in a strong vibrant and sustainable partnership between India and UK
The events of 2020 and early 2021, including BREXIT and COVID-19, have thrown up undoubted hurdles causing us all to think outside the box in our working processes and practices. But they are also causing us to identify new opportunities for re-invigorated collaborations and streamlined supply chains.
Jakarta (VNA) - The Asian Development
Bank (ADB) has projected that the Indonesian economy will return to high
growth, last seen in the pre-pandemic era, in 2022, with the economy forecast
to expand 5 percent next year.
The bank also projected a 4.5-percent economic
growth for Indonesia for 2021.
ADB Director for Indonesia Winfried Wicklein
said on April 28 that Indonesia passed 2020 well thanks to a well-coordinated
and communicated crisis response, and strong leadership in tackling the
pandemic.
Indonesia would return to its growth trajectory
next year, driven by a sustainable trade recovery, a revival in the
manufacturing sector, and a large national economic recovery budget for 2021,
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