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Israel is a highly-developed and westernised market that has a growing trade relationship with the UK – Israel is now the UK’s fourth largest market across the Middle East and Africa, with exports worth £1.3 billion, while bilateral trade regularly tops £3 billion year-on-year.

The region is not without it’s problems though, and the Foreign Office advises against travel to certain areas – for the latest information, check out the latest travel advice at GOV.UK.

For everything else you need to know about exporting to Israel, read on…

Business is booming in Indonesia – its 252 million inhabitants make it the biggest country by population in south east Asia and the fourth largest in the world, it’s currently the 16th largest economy in the world and is forecast to become the seventh largest by 2030, and maybe even the fifth largest within the next two decades.

If you’re looking to tap into the potential of this massive market, here’s everything you need to know about exporting to Indonesia…

Doing business in India isn’t easy, and it takes a lot of patience and a solid, long-term strategy to crack markets that vary considerably across a vast country of 29 different states and seven union territories.

But if you’ve the time, patience, and means to tackle it, you’ll be opening your business up to one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, and a goods and services export market worth around £8.5 billion.

Here’s everything you need to know about exporting to India…

Iceland has slowly moved itself out of recession since the economic crash of 2008 – Standard & Poor’s credit rating for Iceland currently stands at A with stable outlook, Moody’s credit rating was last set at A3 with stable outlook, while Fitch’s credit rating was last reported at A- with positive outlook.

The country has a long and trusted trading relationship with the UK, and is an educated and technologically advanced society that appreciates high quality products and services – if you’re thinking of doing business there, here’s everything you need to know about exporting to Iceland…

If you’re looking for a trading base for the Central and Eastern European (CEE) market, then Hungary could be the ideal location, as it’s located right in the very heart of the Carpathian basin. Hungary is the UK’s third largest export market in the CEE region – 1.9% of Hungary’s imports come from the UK, and bilateral trade in goods and services is worth around £1,849 million.

If you want to start trading  in the CEE region, here’s everything you need to know about exporting to Hungary…

Amazingly, it’s been seven years since Greece became the first eurozone country to be bailed out by the European Union (EU), European Central Bank (ECB) and International Money Fund (IMF).

It looks like the the nation’s economic fortunes could finally be on the up – Fitch Ratings has upgraded Greece’s credit rating to B-, up one notch from its CCC rating – but the crisis-battered country is still well below investment grade.

In spite of this ongoing economic uncertainty, or maybe because of it, Greece could offer a great investment opportunity – so if you’re thinking of exporting to Greece, here’s everything you need to know…

Dubai is the UK’s 12th largest export market and the largest in the Middle East with bilateral goods and services trade worth £10.6 billion.

And if you think it’s all about oil in Dubai, think again – the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has diversified its economy to the point where non-oil sectors now contribute more than two-thirds (70%) towards the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP).

More than 4,000 British companies, including BP, Shell, Rolls Royce, BAE Systems, Standard Chartered, HSBC and RBS, operate from the UAE, while 779 commercial agencies and 4,762 British brands have invested there.

If you’re thinking of joining them and doing business in, or exporting to Dubai or anywhere in the UAE, here’s all you need to know…