Japan’s Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Law (PMD Law) improves the regulatory environment for medical devices. 

Japan’s Business to Consumer (B2C) eCommerce has been steadily growing. 

How to compete with eCommerce in Japan

Spain’s port in Barcelona has new rail access financed by the European Commission.

The UK Ministry of Defense (MOD) is exploring the utility of telexistence capabilities which is defined by MOD as a system which allows a human user to operate in an environment without physically being there. 

Ireland reshapes its healthcare system with digital solutions.  

A network of testbed facilities make Finland a great launchpad for 5G and 6G solutions. 

SaaS is big business in the UK and the market for software delivered as a service is expanding rapidly, both in B2B and B2C markets. 

There are significant opportunities for U.S. companies to compete in the Qatari market for world-class e-commerce services and solutions. 

The Polish government is looking for additional sources of income to fuel the state budget, to cope with unprecedented expenditures connected to the COVID-19 health crisis, among those under consideration is the Digital Single Tax (DST). 

Vietnam’s growing cybersecurity market is open to U.S. hardware and software producers that can address security for Government, Finance, Banking and Insurance, E-Commerce, and Energy sectors.

Spain is investing in blockchain technology and proposes legislation for tax incentives for those sectors adopting blockchain technology. 

The digital healthcare market in the United Kingdom may be attractive to U.S. firms.

The Philippines seeks to implement universal healthcare across 7000 islands. Challenges in healthcare IT for government and the private sector offer market opportunities. 

Digital technologies in the development of the fifth-generation wireless communication networks (5G) is a high priority of the Polish government.