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Ireland's Total Tax Revenue Increased in 2015
"Making your country an easy place to do business" is the experience that allowed Ireland to overcome the European debt crisis and achieve economic recovery. As a small country, Ireland recognized that, compared to other European nations, it lacked the strong domestic demand to support local economic development. However, the pillar of Ireland's economy has never been domestic consumption.
Telefónica and China Unicom Establish Joint Venture
With the continuous depreciation of the RMB and ongoing volatility in the stock market, Chinese capital has begun seeking investment opportunities abroad, making overseas asset allocation a major trend. As the world's 12th largest economy and the 5th largest in the European Union, Spain's strategic location provides convenient access for Chinese products to Latin America, North Africa, and Southern Europe.
Portugal's Port Cargo Throughput Reached 81.6 Million Tons in 2015
In 2015, the total cargo throughput of Portugal's seven major ports reached a historical record, according to newly released data from the Portuguese Urban Transport Authority (AMT). From January to November 2015, the total cargo throughput of the seven major ports in Portugal reached 81.6 million tons, an increase of 8.2% year-on-year, setting a new historical high for the same period. This positive news will enhance Portugal's ability to attract foreign investment and provide significant momentum for investment immigration.
Total Number of Registered Companies in Hong Kong Approaches 1.3 Million by End of 2015
Hong Kong is a high-potential startup hub and a financial center connecting Asia with Western countries, offering distinct opportunities for entrepreneurship in fintech and hardware manufacturing. According to the latest statistics released on the 10th by the Companies Registry of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, the total number of local companies registered in Hong Kong under the Companies Ordinance reached nearly 1.3 million by the end of 2015.
Bank of Canada Governor: Depreciation of the Canadian Dollar Contributes to Economic Growth
The Bank of Canada maintains firm confidence in the domestic economy, and the interest rate decision is in line with market expectations. Investors immigrating to Canada can feel assured about the Canadian economic environment. Canada's inflation trend is in line with expectations, and the economy is recovering, primarily due to the support of monetary policy and the depreciation of the Canadian dollar.
Dominica to Increase Tourism Investment in New Fiscal Year
On August 26, 2015, Dominica's Minister of Tourism, Senator Robert Tonge, stated that the country's tourism industry has seen significant growth. In 2014, the number of stay-over visitors reached 81,472, an increase of 4.1% compared to the previous year, with total expenditures amounting to 343 million Eastern Caribbean dollars. For the new fiscal year, the Ministry of Tourism has been allocated a budget of 6 million Eastern Caribbean dollars, a 33% increase over the previous year.
Ireland's Corrib Gas Field Begins Production
Ireland's natural resources are not limited to land-based assets; it is also a maritime nation with exceptionally rich, yet underutilized, marine resources. For investors immigrating to Ireland, the Irish marine economy represents a well-preserved national asset with numerous opportunities awaiting development.
The Golden Era of Hong Kong's Construction Industry Has Arrived
Hong Kong's main industries include retail, services, tourism, and finance. With the recent boom in the real estate sector and rapid urbanization, along with an increasing number of people immigrating to Hong Kong, the construction industry has become increasingly important to alleviate the high-density population and crowded urban spaces. At the recent opening ceremony of the Hong Kong Construction Industry Council Service Centre,
Bissau to Implement Incentive Policies to Encourage the Development of the Postal Sector
On October 9, World Post Day, the Director General of the Guinean Postal Authority, Filomeno, announced that the country is preparing to formulate relevant incentive laws and policies to encourage the development of the postal sector, including the establishment of a postal regulatory authority to break the monopoly of public services, in order to attract more private enterprises to participate in public services.
Spain's Economic Recovery Exceeds Expectations
The most prominent highlight in this year's European economic recovery is Spain, whose economic growth is set to lead the entire European economy, becoming the second fastest-growing economy in the Eurozone. Those who have immigrated to Spain have felt the impact of measures such as falling oil prices and tax cuts, which have stimulated consumption in Spain this year. According to data released by the National Statistics Institute of Spain, retail sales in Spain grew by 3.3% year-on-year in November, marking 16 consecutive months of growth. …
Philippines Officially Announces Membership in AIIB
Investors immigrating to the Philippines have received good news! On December 30, the Philippines finally announced it is officially joining the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), becoming the last of the 57 prospective founding members to sign the agreement. A Philippine government representative authorized by President Benigno Aquino III will sign the "Articles of Agreement of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank" by the 31st.
The United Kingdom Expected to Become the Largest Economy in Europe
The attractiveness of the United Kingdom for foreign investment stems from its healthy and stable economic growth, dynamic industrial positioning, and future planning. Moreover, it is enhanced by the proactive efforts of the leaders and governments of both countries to promote the continuous improvement of Sino-British relations. An increasing number of Chinese companies considering overseas investment are beginning to immigrate to the United Kingdom to seek development.