and do something for your country and don t. wait for someone else to do something for you. a wider worries poultry farm is running like clockwork every day 25000 chickens are slaughtered packaged and sold compared to 5000 before the blockade and the business is set to expand in the near future. its owner acknowledges that he has benefited from the blockade as has the tiny emirate as a whole for alcoa ari at least there s no turning back now. as the world s top 2 were colonies resumed trade talks this week the united states expects china to stop buying more american agricultural products again any purchases would be piecemeal and no timelines been set plus a new supplier has stepped in to fill the void created by the tariff dispute brazil a setback for us follows but
domestic food production so that alternative supply routes and would foreign investment now the stock market has recovered exports are up the economy is growing . but it wasn t easy for everyone with the blockade recycling company elite lost its markets overnight cutter s biggest paper recycling business was close to ruin. and its owner eco entrepreneur abdulla us who id face the end of a dream. the 24 year old restructured the company and cut costs. he. collected waste paper from schools and ministries and recycled it using chinese machines and cheap electricity. now his paper products sell in oman bangladesh and china 4 times as much as before the embargo. it s a wake up call and it s time to tell everyone that you need to depend on yourself