The ecological transition of the French economy is outlined in “France Revival Plan 2030.” France will invest in new technologies with the goal of becoming the first European country to reach carbon neutrality in 2050.

New-to-market American firms should consider partnering with Singapore firms knowledgeable in aircraft industry networks.

Taiwan is a stable and growing market for innovative medical devices and products. 

The Australian healthcare industry is dependent on imported equipment and demand is high for high quality, innovative dental products. 

The market for trail and game cameras is growing for surveillance purposes in Finnish vacation homes. 

The Qatari government recently enacted a law governing public-private partnerships (PPPs) signaling to U.S. firms access to the government of Qatar on infrastructure development opportunities. 

Egyptian Armed Forces (EAF) has embarked on an extensive equipment revitalization program.

Mexico’s new Quality Infrastructure Law (QIL) replaces the Federal Law on Metrology and Standardization. 

South Africa announces the establishment of a Technology Innovation Cluster.

A new law on the protection of personal information has been passed in South Africa. 

The Kenya Finance Bill 2020 introduced a new Digital Services Tax on income from services provided through the digital marketplace in Kenya at the rate of 1.5% on the gross transaction value. 

A recent poll on telemedicine in Austria offers valuable takeaways for U.S. vendors.

Polish business and tourist travelers to the United States increased after Poland’s designation in the Visa Waiver Program in November 2019.

U.S. higher educational institutions may be impacted by India’s Equalization Levy 2020.  

U.S. companies that offer cold storage technologies will find growing demand in Mozambique.