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Sweden’s new trade and investment strategy for South-east Asia will focus particularly on green transition and digitalisation.
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Jaewon, K. (13 December 2023) ASML and Samsung strike $760m deal on memory chip equipment research. NIKKEI Asia.
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Rønnelund, S. (6 December 2023) Denmark accepts hosting invitation from China, ScandAsia.
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1 thought on “Chang, M. (6 December 2023) Sweden to deepen cooperation with South-east Asia in new trade strategy, THE STRAITS TIMES. ”
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1 thought on “FINTECH Global (6 December 2023) Novidea to expand into Southeast Asian InsurTech market, FINTECH Global. ”
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London-based InsurTech Novidea will be expanding into the Southeast Asian market, starting with Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Mallikka, M. (12 December 2023) Sweden wants to import more from Indonesia, ScandAsia.
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While Indonesia primarily exports palm oil and leather footwear to Sweden, Sweden aims for a more balanced trade relationship, and to cut trade deficit.
Denmark has accepted an invitation from China to co-host a shipping fair in Shanghai. This is also the first time a non-Chinese entity will co-host the event. At the event, 30-40 companies from Blue Denmark (the collective name for the Danish maritime industry) will be present.