
14.11.05
Sonigo UTS UNIGROUP transferred British rock star Phil Collins to Dubai
British rock star Phil Collins the former Genesis drummer and solo singer played last Monday night at the Tel Aviv's Bloomfield stadium in front of a crowd of some 15,000 fans

14.11.05
OECD Council Approves Israel’s Admission to the Insurance Committee
Finance Minister: The OECD Council’s decision marks an important step in the positioning of Israel’s insurance and pension sector and its integration into the global economy

07.11.05
Shippers Council: increase of reefer freight rate - a death blow to Israel's agricultural exports
Gad Sheffer, chairman of Israel's Shippers Council addressed last week the ministers of Transport and Agriculture to intervene in order to stop some of the shipping companies from increasing freight rates of refrigerated containers

07.11.05
Antitrust Authority: El Al a monopoly on four long-distance routes
Mr. Dror Strum Antitrust Authority director general, declared last week that El Al Israel Airlines ltd was a monopoly on four long-distance routes between Tel Aviv and: Johannesburg, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Mumbai (Bombay)

07.11.05
U.S. expands the QIZ concept in Egypt
The Bush administration had designated a new Qualifying Industrial Zone ( QIZ) in Egypt and approved the expansion of two zones in the country. The new designated zone is the Central Delta QIZ. The Greater Cairo QIZ and Suez Canal Zone QIZ will be expande

07.11.05
Israel's ministry of trade opens an economic interests office in Shenzhen
The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Labor and the Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute opened last week an Israeli economic interests office in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen

07.11.05
Lufthansa and Swiss nominated official carriers of "Agritech 2006"
The organizers of the 16th International Agritech Exhibition which will be held in Tel Aviv, Israel from May 9th - 11th, 2006 have agreed with the two European leading air-carriers Lufthansa and Swiss to be the official carriers for the exhibition

07.11.05
Port of Ashdod – EMTA's announcement of 50% reduction in congestion surcharge, not enough
Following the announcement made by EMTA that they had agreed to slash port of Ashdod congestion surcharge from 7% to 3.5%, the port of Ashdod chair person Mrs. Iris Shtark said the port would continue with its efforts to further reduce the surcharge.
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