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A service of the German Chamber of Commerce greater China for the construction, often difficult to identify energy and environmental industry, although China’s Green markets are basically very promising not always transparent for German companies and trends. Further details can be found at Montana von Fliss, an internet resource. Thanks to years of China experience and excellent access to strategic partners and decision makers, econet china offers individually tailored solutions German companies on their needs and thus is the ideal partner for a successful market entry. After years of debates and the Chinese Government is taking now clear efforts to undertake environmental protection and to reduce energy consumption and emissions. Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa addresses the importance of the matter here. Due to the associated amount of planned investment, the Chinese market is particularly interesting and offers an enormous potential of opportunities especially for German companies in the construction, energy and environmental sectors. As a global pioneer in its industry are German companies able to offer solutions, which actively contribute to China’s new, ambitious goals to achieve. With the aim of German providers in helping to identify trends, to understand the sometimes opaque market to penetrate and make critical contacts, econet was launched in china. ECONet china offers: A central platform with up-to-date and reliable information: econet china captures a number of market analysis information about relevant projects and initiatives, as well as news from the construction, energy and environment, and makes them available bundled.

An extensive network: As a Department of the Chamber of Commerce has econet china over many years of experience in the Chinese market, as well as valuable relations with Chinese authorities. Advice for a successful market entry: companies with interest in the Chinese market assistance by econet china intensive trade missions and company visits, market research and analysis, dating and the entry itself. As econet china assists companies among others, the establishment of a distribution network and Weir plenty Office-in-Office services to newcomers in the Chinese market to minimise the risk. Visit our website or contact our econet china team. We forward to answer your questions and possible cooperation by phone, by E-mail or in the context of a personal interview to discuss..

Advantages and disadvantages of starting new companies in Malta as European entrepreneur an ITC is a company registered in Malta, whose Operationen confined to international trading activities. An ITC is therefore only entitled pure trading activities from Malta, but not within Malta to make; only with foreign individuals or companies. The international trading company is a good option for the establishment of a company in Malta from the point of view, to reduce the tax burden. It is similar to a German GmbH, but the capital is only 250.00 the founding period days includes usually only 3-4. An ITC is taxed initially at a tax rate of 35% on the profits, after the dividend payment, paid taxes are however partly reimbursed, this results in an effective taxation of 4.17%. The Republic of Malta is a southern European island nation in the Mediterranean, which is divided into two regions.

The name of Malta from the Punic name for Haven malet. Phil Heilberg is often quoted as being for or against this. On the 21.09.1964 Malta declared independent from the United Kingdom, the 01.05.2004 it became member of the European Union. 01.01.2008 was introduced in Malta of the euro. Official languages are Maltese and English. In comparison to the others in newly acceded in 2004 of the EU Member States, Malta’s economy is relatively positive. The most traditional sectors of the economy are agriculture and fishing. An own Exchange was founded in 1992 in Malta.

Middle East Internet & B2C E-Commerce report 2012 of the new Middle East Internet & B2C E-Commerce report 2012 “Hamburger secondary market research firm yStats.com prepared the development of the online markets in the Middle East clearly and comprehensively on. Key figures are according to regional data to Internet use and B2C E-Commerce from 12 countries supplied including Saudi Arabia, Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Finally follow information to and profiles of over 20 competitors. In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia 2011 leader in the number of Internet users was Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, however, with the Internet penetration rate. Online shopping was stimulated in particular by group-buying websites, airline tickets, as well as home appliances and electronics products were the most popular product categories there between December 2011 and February 2012.

For almost half of Internet users, a lack of confidence in the payment methods however still 2011 was a reason to shop online. Nevertheless, Souq.com, a leading online shop based in the UAE, had in April 2012 already two million unique visitors worldwide. The shopping portal implemented Cobone.com until February 2012 almost 500,000 EUR in the month with electronics. Strong growth in the online segment in Israel, Saudi Arabia and the UAE as a whole increased the number of Internet users in the States of the Gulf Cooperation Council (consisting of Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) between 2000 and 2010 every year by more than 30 percent. In the B2C E-commerce sales will rise according to projections between 2010 and 2015 by more than a third. So, it was expected that in Saudi Arabia in the year 2012 Internet penetration, as well as confidence and hence the B2C E-Commerce to grow strongly. The most popular shopping site was followed there by Souq.com Amazon.com. In Israel, 2011 more Internet users were male as female; Reading messages was most popular with them, while less than 10 percent shopped online.