Roland Lescure may no longer be France’s energy and industry minister, but the parliament member representing French citizens living in the U.S. and Canada is continuing to fight for policies that balance ecology and the economy.
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Posted inSouth Africa
Cape Town Beckons Georgia Buyers With Fully Funded Sourcing Trip
Qualified Georgia companies are being invited to apply for a fully funded buyers’ mission to Cape Town next March.
Posted inAfrica
Africa Summit Aims to Help Investors Move Beyond Lip Service
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. There’s a standard trope in the U.S. business community focused on Africa: […]
Posted inUnited Kingdom
U.K. Ambassador: British-American Partnership Deepening on AI, Critical Technologies
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. As economic and security issues become increasingly intertwined, the United Kingdom is […]
Posted inFrance
France’s Key Role as a Job Creator in Georgia Stays Constant
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. France remains a consistent investment partner for Georgia, ranking No. 5 among […]
Posted inTrade
As EXIM Bank Turns 90, Georgia Exporters Continue to Reap Benefits
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. Editor’s note: This commentary was contributed to Global Atlanta by EXIM Bank […]
Posted inColombia
Colombia’s Black Business Hub Seeks to Learn From Atlanta on Inclusion
Almost a year after 20 local Black-owned businesses took a historic trade mission to Cali, Colombia, the city’s new mayor is looking to Atlanta as a model for inclusive business.
Posted inTrade
Casting a Vision: SBA Exporter of the Year Spectrum Restores Sight Around the World
A political asylee from Colombia, Felipe Arroyave found himself at 19 years old working at a contact lens factory in Gwinnett County, trying to improve his lot through education.
Posted inSouth Africa
Senator Pledges Support for AGOA Renewal as South Africa Spotlights Atlanta
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. Framing boosting ties with Africa as a spiritual and moral imperative, U.S. […]
Posted inMiddle East - North Africa
Commerce Department Recognizes Software Firm for Breaking Into Middle East and Beyond
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. An Alpharetta software firm was honored by the U.S. Commerce Department for […]