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South Korea`s President Lee Arrives in Australia – Climate Change, the Main Feature [04 Mar 2009]  
President of South Korea, Lee Myung-bak’s arrival to Australia has marked a new beginning in a ‘greenish’ collaboration with Australia, the world leader in carbon capture and sequestration. Lee began  ...More
Tags: south korea    new zealand    asia pacific union    
UN Program Helps Haiti to Combat Food Shortage [21 Aug 2009]  
According to the UN press release, a scheme intended to improve food security of Haiti and thereby lower food prices has come to fruition with considerable increase in the income of the country’s farm  ...More
Tags: UN     FAO     IFAD     food    
Suriname Hopes to Woo Investors at Caribbean Maritime Meet [14 Oct 2009]  
The 39th General Annual Meeting of the Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA) in Paramaribo, Suriname has well become a platform to attract more business opportunities and improve the rating of the Suri  ...More
Tags: Caribbean    CSA    CARIFORUM    EPQ    CARICOM    
Relaxation on Remittances Needed to Help African Families [21 Oct 2009]  
In a report by a UN Agency urged countries to remove restrictions and costly fees on remittances imposed on the $40bn that the migrant workers of Africa send home each year. The report prepared by Int  ...More
Tags: IFAD    AfDB    FDI    G8 group    
Plans of Asia-Pacific Integration through Single Currency [27 Oct 2009]  
Asian leaders have once again brought up the idea of common currency at the 4th East Asia Summit (EAS) which opened on Sunday, where ASEAN members along with others including China, Japan, South Korea  ...More
Tags: Asia-Pacific    EAS    China    Japan    South Korea    India    
Collective Effort Needed to Stop Illegal Ivory Trade [02 Nov 2009]  
It is evident now that the two decades of a law to ban poaching of elephants has done very little to stop illegal trade of ivory which is going on unabated particularly in Africa, and many other parts  ...More
Tags: CITES    IFAW    IFWW    UN    UK    Qatar    
FIFA and SA Allay Fears over World Cup Security [28 Jan 2010]  
The president of South Africa (SA) Jacob Zuma and the FIFA's secretary general Jérôme Valcke at separate occasions informed there was no security threat to the forthcoming football (soccer) World Cup  ...More
Tags: FIFA    SA    South Africa    World Cup    WEF    Germany    
US-Nigeria Aims to Ameliorate Ties by Broad-based Accord [05 Apr 2010]  
The US and Nigeria would be attempting to upgrade its diplomatic ties through a historic comprehensive commission pact to be signed on Wednesday in New York. The bi-national commission agreement comes  ...More
Tags: US    Nigeria    AGOA    TIFA    Africa    
Indo-Israeli FTA Talks to Ride on Equal Trade Opportunities [18 May 2010]  
A Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between India and Israel, proposed by the latter about four years ago, has all the trappings for an early completion as both sides find the future partner with complementa  ...More
Tags: Israel     FTA     trade     tariff     bilateral     India    
Jabulani Controversy May Favour Dwindling Pakistani Exports [02 Jul 2010]  
The hullabaloo over Jabulani, the official FIFA World Cup football may help the failing exports of Pakistan if the soccer governing body opted for Pakistan’s hand-stitched footballs over the Chinese t  ...More
Tags: FIFA     Soccer     World Cup 2010     Jabulani     Football    
China Opens Trade Show with Equalitarian Investment Outlook [08 Sep 2010]  
The Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping officially launched the annual international fair by raising a symbolic "golden key" to open the exhibition hall at Xiamen in the southeast Fujian Province. At th  ...More
Tags: China     Xi Jinping     CIFIT     WTOGPA    
EU-CARIFORUM EPA Remains a Slow Starter [14 Sep 2010]  
A study claims that the objective of meeting economic growth in the Caribbean region has not been met even after two years of signing the Economic Partnership Agreement between the EU and the Caribbea  ...More
Tags: CARIFORUM     CaPRI     CIGI     EU     Caribbean    
Oil out GM Crops In - In a Bid to Control World [25 Oct 2010]  
A big ticket inter-governmental project on a genetically modified (GM) crop trials are about to begin in five African countries amidst promises of higher yield out of crops grown under below par condi  ...More
Tags: Genetically Modified     Gene Ethics     Crops