Menu
23/02/2017
Invest NI Announce Trade Mission To Sweden And Denmark
Invest NI have announced a five day trade mission to Sweden and Denmark, focusing on Stockholm and Copenhagen.
Companies from Northern Ireland already export £92.8m in goods and services to Sweden and Denmark and this trade mission represents an excellent opportunity for companies who are looking to expand into both countries.
Sweden
Sweden is a wealthy, prosperous and developed country. According to IMF data it ranked 22nd for gross domestic product (GDP) globally whilst also being 7th with regard to GDP per capita, providing individuals with strong purchasing power.
Sweden is the 11th easiest country in which to do business according to the World Bank Report 2015. English is widely used and Swedes are open-minded to new ideas and products.
Denmark
Denmark has one of the more robust economies in the EU. It has a wealthy, educated and open economy. Danes are sophisticated buyers with a good reputation for paying suppliers on time.
Although small, it is also one of the most competitive economies in the world with an efficient workforce and highly developed infrastructure. Danish business is characterised by minimal bureaucracy, high education, robust purchasing power, ease of access and widespread use of the English language.
The benefits of participation include:
• Opportunity to access two export markets in Europe
• Advice and support on Doing Business in Sweden and Denmark by country experts
• In-market support through the in-market trade advisers in Sweden and Denmark
• Direct insights into local market opportunities and conditions
• Up to 50% contribution towards economy airfares (capped at £250)*
• Up to £75 per night towards accommodation – maximum 5 nights*
Applications to attend are open now.
(MH)
*Contribution towards airfares and accommodation is for one participant per company only
Companies from Northern Ireland already export £92.8m in goods and services to Sweden and Denmark and this trade mission represents an excellent opportunity for companies who are looking to expand into both countries.
Sweden
Sweden is a wealthy, prosperous and developed country. According to IMF data it ranked 22nd for gross domestic product (GDP) globally whilst also being 7th with regard to GDP per capita, providing individuals with strong purchasing power.
Sweden is the 11th easiest country in which to do business according to the World Bank Report 2015. English is widely used and Swedes are open-minded to new ideas and products.
Denmark
Denmark has one of the more robust economies in the EU. It has a wealthy, educated and open economy. Danes are sophisticated buyers with a good reputation for paying suppliers on time.
Although small, it is also one of the most competitive economies in the world with an efficient workforce and highly developed infrastructure. Danish business is characterised by minimal bureaucracy, high education, robust purchasing power, ease of access and widespread use of the English language.
The benefits of participation include:
• Opportunity to access two export markets in Europe
• Advice and support on Doing Business in Sweden and Denmark by country experts
• In-market support through the in-market trade advisers in Sweden and Denmark
• Direct insights into local market opportunities and conditions
• Up to 50% contribution towards economy airfares (capped at £250)*
• Up to £75 per night towards accommodation – maximum 5 nights*
Applications to attend are open now.
(MH)
*Contribution towards airfares and accommodation is for one participant per company only
Related Northern Ireland Business News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
08 January 2018
Invest NI Announce Trade Mission To Sweden & Denmark
Invest NI have announced that it will be hosting a trade mission to Sweden and Denmark, inviting businesses to take advantage of the opportunities within the region. Companies from Northern Ireland already export £88.
Invest NI Announce Trade Mission To Sweden & Denmark
Invest NI have announced that it will be hosting a trade mission to Sweden and Denmark, inviting businesses to take advantage of the opportunities within the region. Companies from Northern Ireland already export £88.
28 May 2010
Kavanagh Aims For Eurovision Double-Whammy
Ireland's entry into this years Eurovision Song Contest is tipped for success after being voted through to this Saturday's final. Niamh Kavanagh, who won the title back in 1993, qualified into the top ten from the competition's second semi-final held last night.
Kavanagh Aims For Eurovision Double-Whammy
Ireland's entry into this years Eurovision Song Contest is tipped for success after being voted through to this Saturday's final. Niamh Kavanagh, who won the title back in 1993, qualified into the top ten from the competition's second semi-final held last night.
25 September 2001
TBI bid is dropped by Vinci
French construction giant Vinci has announced its offer for TBI, the owners of Belfast International Airport, has lapsed after TBI shareholder acceptances fell below the 90 per cent level needed for the deal to go ahead. In a press statement Vinci stated that as of 3.
TBI bid is dropped by Vinci
French construction giant Vinci has announced its offer for TBI, the owners of Belfast International Airport, has lapsed after TBI shareholder acceptances fell below the 90 per cent level needed for the deal to go ahead. In a press statement Vinci stated that as of 3.
14 September 2011
Ireland In Top 5 Most Expensive
It has been revealed that last year Ireland was the fifth most expensive country in the EU. Analysis by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) placed Ireland as most expensive just behind Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg and Sweden. The report titled 'Measuring Ireland's Progress 2010' has also uncovered a fall in consumer prices over the last two years.
Ireland In Top 5 Most Expensive
It has been revealed that last year Ireland was the fifth most expensive country in the EU. Analysis by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) placed Ireland as most expensive just behind Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg and Sweden. The report titled 'Measuring Ireland's Progress 2010' has also uncovered a fall in consumer prices over the last two years.
02 May 2002
Survey reveals issue of equal pay still needs solution
A new survey has suggested that the pay gap between women and men is wider in the UK than in most other countries in the European Union.
Survey reveals issue of equal pay still needs solution
A new survey has suggested that the pay gap between women and men is wider in the UK than in most other countries in the European Union.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A showery start with outbreaks most frequent north of Lough Neagh and through the morning, before dwindling during the afternoon as the northwest breezes ease and brighter spells of weak sunshine prosper. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A dry night, save for a few light showers around the coasts, with prolonged clear spells and light winds bringing a frosty dawn for many in central and southern parts. Minimum temperature -3 °C.
