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Gone were the days when Gerehu produced the best - Vimarsana News

Gone were the days when Gerehu produced the best

Gone were the days when Gerehu produced the best

Single Mom of 3 Makes History as Newest Black Woman-Owned Supplier to HBCUs and Federal/State Government Agencies - Vimarsana News

Single Mom of 3 Makes History as Newest Black Woman-Owned Supplier to HBCUs and Federal/State Government Agencies

The newest Black woman-owned supplier has the ability to produce and ship same day over 2 million units per day of personal protective equipment.

KWL revenues up 16 per cent - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

KWL revenues up 16 per cent - Jamaica Observer

PORT terminal and logistics company Kingston Wharves Limited (KWL), at the end of the six-month period ended June 30, saw revenue increases of approximately $645 million — 16 per cent above that e...

Saudi Arabia issues 1,211 commercial registers in logistics sector - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia issues 1,211 commercial registers in logistics sector

RIYADH: The total number of commercial registers issued in the Kingdom’s logistics industry has reached 1,211, as the Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services seeks to boost the sector as part of a national strategy. A commercial register is a set of documents mandatory for a company to be compliant with a country’s legal procedures to conduct business. The Saudi Ministry

Saudi Arabia takes part in transport conference in Turkmenistan - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia takes part in transport conference in Turkmenistan

RIYADH: The Kingdom took part in a transport conference held in Turkmenistan on Monday and Tuesday, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Representatives from 39 countries and 34 international organizations attended the Ministerial Transport Conference of Landlocked Developing Countries in Awaza. The Saudi delegation was led by the vice president of the Transport General Authority,