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Posted: March 10, 2024Categories: Passports and Visas
Chicago, the third largest metropolitan area city in the United States and the largest in the American Midwest, is home to 2.6 million residents. The population of the metro area, also known as Chicagoland, is home to more than 8.9 million people in northeast Illinois, northwest Indiana, and southeast Wisconsin. Chicago and its suburbs host 31 Fortune 500 company headquarters (second only to New York City). Those include Walgreens, State Farm Insurance, Allstate, United Airlines, Hyatt Hotels, Discover Financial, AbbVie (biopharmaceuticals), and CME Group. CME operates the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade, New York Mercantile Exchange, and The Commodity Exchange. The region has one of the most diverse economies in the country, primarily focusing on food innovation and manufacturing, finance and fintech, life sciences, manufacturing, technology, and transportation and logistics.
China remains an important trade partner for companies in the Chicago area. The country ranks as the top export destination for Chicago goods and a leading source of imports. Top exports to China include medication, aircraft parts, medical and scientific instruments, and industrial machinery. Illinois also exports almost $4 billion to China annually, led by agricultural products, chemicals, machinery, computers, and food products. Meanwhile, Chicago is the top North American city for foreign direct investment, as more than 1,800 foreign-based companies have invested more than $140 billion in the area. Chinese companies with significant operations in Chicagoland include Air China, BMF Fire & Security, China Cargo Airlines, COFCO Capital, COSCO Container Lines, Donghua, Ligent Photonics, Wanxiang, and Yuanda. Organizations such as the United States of American-China Chamber of Commerce work to expand business opportunities between the two nations.
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Posted: March 09, 2024Categories: Passports and Visas
Algeria remains a mysterious and unexplored country for most residents of the San Antonio area, as well as for business leaders across the state of Texas seeking commercial opportunities overseas.
Bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and several other North African countries, Algeria’s tropical and subtropical climates encompass fertile land in its northern region and the Sahara Desert to the south. The second largest country in Africa, Algeria is the continent’s fourth largest tourist destination. The country also offers numerous business opportunities, particularly in the oil and gas, power, infrastructure, IT, and defense sectors (https://www.trade.gov/country-commercial-guides/algeria-market-opportunities).
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Posted: March 08, 2024Categories: Passports and Visas
Residents of the San Diego area seeking historic ruins, stunning dive sites, mountain hiking, and upscale beach resorts are discovering the Middle Eastern national of Oman. Located on the southeast corner of the Arabian Peninsula at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, Oman shares land and maritime borders with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Iran, and Pakistan.
The oldest independent state in the Arab world, the Sultanate of Oman is an absolute monarchy that has been ruled by hereditary sultans for centuries. From the 17th Century through the early 20th Century, the Omani Sultanate was an empire that competed with the British and Portuguese empires for influence across the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf. Over time, a series of treaties between the sultans and Great Britain provided the British a greater role in Oman as the Omani Empire declined. The discovery of petroleum in 1964 transformed the area’s economy into the richest in the world and created a modern petrostate.
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Posted: March 07, 2024Categories: Passports and Visas
Turkmenistan – one of the most repressive and isolated countries in the world – is also one of the least visited nations for travelers from Denver. However, cautious, adventurous travelers who are not deterred by the difficult process for obtaining a Turkmen visa can enjoy historic, cultural and religious sites, as well as ancient Silk Road trading posts, rare desert wildlife, and resorts on the Caspian Sea.
More than 6.5 million people live in the former Soviet republic, making it one of the most sparsely populated countries in Asia (the population of the entire country is about double that of Denver’s population of 3 million ). Turkmenistan is bordered by Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Iran, and Uzbekistan. For centuries, Turkmenistan has been a trade thoroughfare, as the ancient Silk Road spans the country. In recent years, its major international trade activities have revolved around its large oil and natural gas reserves.