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LOCAL Enterprise Office Wicklow have partnered with experts in new market development to deliver a capability building programme, to LEO client companies, designed to challenge and support you in scaling your export potential.

The graduation ceremony was held in the presence of Dr. Ali bin Qassim Al Lawati, President of the Royal Academy of Management

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has disclosed that between January and June this year, Nigeria earned the sum of $2.539bn through the export of non-oil products. The NEPC Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr Ezra Yakusak revealed the figure during a media briefing on the performance of the non-oil sector in the

LOCAL Enterprise Office Wicklow have partnered with Experts in new market development to deliver a capability building programme, to LEO client companies, designed to challenge and support you in scaling your export potential.

The second Business Forum organised by the Omani-Swiss Friendship Association (OSFA) at the Kempinski Hotel on Wednesday was an attempt to renew and develop bonds of friendship...

A new tranche of investment options focusing on four key sectors – food security, health, culture and sports – is due to be unveiled next month, a high-level official of...

MUSCAT: A high-calibre national team well-versed in the complexities of deal-making has been assembled by the Omani government to negotiate directly with investors to help achieve...

Share The Nigerian Export Import Bank (NEXIM), which was almost moribund and had nearly disappeared from the consciousness of many Nigerians and businesses, has resurged from the crypt, roaring to live up to its billing as the nation’s export development bank. SULAIMON OLANREWAJU reports. FROM a financial institution enmeshed in insolvency and battling with irrelevance, the Nigerian Export Import Bank (NEXIM) Bank has become a profitable enterprise, posting impressive returns. As an export cr...