Years ago, a U.S. consul general in Toronto referred to Canadians as “Georgians of the North”—a sentiment that still holds true today, according to three leaders with a long history of investing in the state’s ties with Canada.
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Pakistan’s Largest Industrials and Minerals Fair Seeks Georgia Investors
Georgia companies are being invited to apply for complimentary access to Pakistan’s largest industrial show, set to be held in Lahore in April.
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Dominican Republic Courts Georgia Buyers With Incentive Program for Largest Food Show
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. The Dominican Republic is courting Georgia buyers for its largest annual food, […]
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How Two Cobb Exporters Are Weathering the Tariff Storm With Solutions, Flexibility
If COVID-19 didn’t break them, a little trade disruption certainly won’t either. That’s how two exporters based in Cobb County are thinking about the early days of this most recent trade war.
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Metro Export Challenge Grant’s 10-Company Cohort Announced
A new cohort of 10 Atlanta-based exporters has netted $5,000 grants toward efforts to grow their international sales.
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Event Recap: Sixth Annual Global Trade and Investment Symposium
For the sixth year, Global Atlanta worked with Christopher N. Smith, a Macon attorney and the honorary consul of Denmark in Georgia, to host the Global Trade and Investment Symposium, an annual look at how engagement with the global economy enriches Georgia from a business and cultural standpoint.
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Macon Symposium Focuses on Pluses of International Engagement for Georgia
At a time of growing upheaval in international relations, a symposium in Macon earlier this month yet again focused on the opportunities rather than the threats of cross-border connections.
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Kemp at Munich Security Conference: Trump Should Watch for Tariff Effects on Inflation
Having campaigned on lowering costs for consumers, President Donald Trump should keep an eye on the potential effects of tariffs on inflation, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said during a visit to the Munich Security Conference.
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Georgia Sets Export Record With Trade Tumult on the Horizon
Georgia set a fourth-straight annual record for exports, eclipsing the $50 billion mark for the first time, and grew its imports substantively in 2024 as the trade landscape veered toward a period of uncertainty.
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Event Recap: Ambassador, Executives Highlight Czech Republic’s Growing Partnership With Georgia
Ambassador Miloslav Stasek is no stranger to Atlanta. The Czech envoy, who took up his post in 2022, has visited the city at least five times, speaking to think tanks, trading insights with academics, opening art exhibitions and introducing Czech wine to new customers.