Qatar presents U.S. companies with opportunities in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector. 

Saudi Arabia’s largest centralized healthcare tender and procurement law guides public procurement.

Saudi Arabia approved a set of franchising regulations that outline specific requirements to both franchisors and franchisees.

Saudi Arabia boosts its Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) to position itself as an industrial and logistics leader in the Saudi market. 

Demand for fresh water resources technology, essential to New Zealand’s farming community, presents potential export opportunities for U.S. producers. 

Kenya’s Data Protection Act (DPA) comes into full effect in support of its information and communications technology infrastructure. 

The Kenyan government is investing heavily in cancer care facilities.

A recent survey about cloud computing in Austria offers valuable takeaways for U.S. vendors.

Licensing 6 GHz band to unlicensed wireless technology is expected to enhance the Kingdom’s ability to support next-generation Wi-Fi.

A megacity project, called the LINE,  located in the northeastern part of Saudi Arabia, is a market opportunity for U.S. producers of smart city technology. 

An updated import decree aims to simplify standards-related testing and documentation requirements in Israel. 

Italy is a major European market for 3D printing.  U.S. suppliers of additive manufacturing technologies are encouraged to explore the Italian market.

Japan is taking measures to promote the development and commercialization of software as a medical device (SaMD).

High sales growth is expected in Japan’s safety and security market, particularly for Internet Protocol (IP) cameras and biometrics technologies.

Japan is a world’s leading market for cosmetic and personal care products. Recent trends include skincare, adoption of the D2C model and new technologies.