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British Council has launched a €1.15 million Vocational Education and Training (VET) Toolbox project to support skills development in the agriculture sector. The two-year project is being implemented in Ghana by the British Council as part of the European Union funded VET Toolbox initiative and supported by the German Federal…

Argentina is set to open an embassy in Bangladesh on 27 February, says Franco Agustín Senilliani Melchior, head of the Economic and Trade Section of the Embassy of the Argentine Republic in India. Franco Agustín Senilliani Melchior told Prothom Alo that an Argentine delegation headed by him would come to Dhaka for this purpose on Monday (30 January). A senior official of the

The direction of Vietnam’s imports and exports is changing due to a series of green trade revolutions, government policy, and global trends.

H. E. Luc Véron, European Union Ambassador to the Philippines has emphasized the large responsibility for the corporate sector in the area of human rights, but also underlined the opportunities that the respect of human rights can bring for business. The EU ambassador stressed his point at the re

A country’s high respect for human rights is seen to be beneficial for the business sector as it is a factor that some investors consider in doing business in a country, according to the European Union ambassador to the Philippines.

The European Chamber of Commerce held a workshop for EVFTA stakeholders to discuss the EVFTA's progress. Here’s what they said.

The European Union funded Investment Promotion and Business Linkages Project, under the Ghana Employment and Social Protection (GESP) programme, has ended with 400,000 euros invested in small and medium agro-processing enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana. The four-year project improved the capacities of the SMEs to attract investment, improve suppliers' linkages to…

(Manila/Geneva) As part of the EU-DTI Arise Plus Philippines project, the first European Union (EU)-Philippines Conference on green transition and trade was

Under the theme, ‘The Green Transition: Opportunities and Challenges for Philippine MSMEs’, the discussions at the conference highlighted the importance and

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines has issued the rules on geographical indications to strengthen the protection and promotion of local products.