Indonesia Removes 49 percent Foreign Equity Cap on Medical Device Importers.

Sweden’s aging population is fueling demand for healthcare services, opening opportunities for U.S. companies.

There is a gradual shift towards renewable energy in Vietnam alongside the conventional power generation industry.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Health is responsible for the implementation of legislative documents, strategies, policies and plans regarding medical devices.

Ireland is expected to procure emergency generation resources in early 2022 to address near-term electric power supply concerns.

The Government of Mexico is soliciting public comment on proposed technical regulations concerning essential safety devices for new vehicles.

Vietnam is a promising market for ocean industry with a seaport system of 286 terminals and coastline length of over 3260 km.

The COVID-19 pandemic has boosted demand for cold chain food development, increased trade opportunities for U.S. agricultural machinery and equipment suppliers.

Thailand’s closer alignment with ASEAN Medical Device Directive brings about standardized medical device regulations focusing on patient safety. 

Saudi Arabia expects internal combustible engines (ICE) vehicles to make up the majority of vehicles driven in the Kingdom for the next 15-20 years.

Saudi Arabia announced the launch of a major program that supports the country’s Information Communication and Technology (ICT) sector.

Saudi Arabia’s economy is expected to jump from the 18th to 15th largest economy in the world by 2030 with the Shareek investment program

Taiwan is developing its telehealth sector to cope with its rapidly aging population.  

Thailand’s 20-year Smart Grid Master Plan opens opportunities for U.S. companies to provide cost-effective technologies for a greener energy future.

Taiwan adopted a policy to become a bilingual English-Mandarin Chinese nation by 2030, offering opportunities for U.S. EdTech companies.