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Irish minister vows to cement trade ties with China

Irish minister vows to cement trade ties with China Xinhua 28 May 2021, 09:30 GMT+10 DUBLIN, May 27 (Xinhua) A senior Irish official said on Thursday that his ambition is to cement and further develop the trade relations with China in the coming years. Martin Heydon, Irish Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, made the remarks while addressing a video conference on China-Ireland business ties. Heydon said that China was the 4th largest agrifood export market for Ireland in 2020 and Irish food exports to China have averaged almost 900 million euros (about 1.08 billion U.S. dollars) annually for the last five years.

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Strong US relationship sees Ireland well placed to grow in post-Covid world

Even amid the pandemic, the business relationship between Ireland and the United States has gone from strength to strength. Last week, Tánaiste Leo Varadlar launched the American Chamber’s 2021 US-Ireland Business Report, which shows an increase in the number of US companies operating in Ireland over the last decade. The figure now stands at over 800, and shows an increase in the numbers employed here by US companies to 180,000, up from 100,000 a decade ago. Today, Ireland is home to the world’s top five global software companies, 14 of the globe’s 15 top med-tech companies and all the top pharma companies.

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The U S -Ireland Business Summit | Irish America

℘℘℘ Approximately 450 heavy hitters in business, academia and politics from both sides of the Atlantic descended on Washington D.C. in early September for the U.S.-Ireland Business Summit. Adopting the theme “Redefining Relationships,” the conference aimed to strengthen economic ties between the U.S. and Ireland in the hopes of generating new economic opportunities in both countries. The brainchild of Susan Ann Davis, head of a D.C.-based communications and public affairs firm and president of Irish American Republicans, this summit was the third such event held in Washington. Davis saw this summit as the chance to develop business relationships as a logical extension of the Good Friday Agreement and as an opportunity for the Bush administration to expand upon the work of the Clinton administration. “President George Bush has put forward a new vision for peace that emphasizes private sector leadership and innovation to build economic vitality and cooperation,” Davis m

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