New opportunities, niche markets for hotel/restaurant equipment

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US commercial officers in Jerusalem have reported that the demand for hotel and restaurant equipment is expected to increase considerably because of the construction of new hotels in the areas of the Palestinian Authority (PA). The increase in new hotel rooms is fueled by the expected arrival of four million tourists who will participate in the Year 2000 celebrations. Most of the hotel and restaurant equipment used in the PA areas are from Europe, but Israeli equipment are also popular. US food service equipment firms are being encouraged to consider sales opportunities in the PA areas.

Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Food Product Machinery Manufacturing, Food products machinery, Food Service Equip NEC, Service Ind Eqp NEC, International trade, Restaurant industry, Industrial equipment industry, Hotels and motels, Food services, Powers and duties, Palestine National Authority, Gaza, Gaza Strip, West Bank, Food preparation equipment, Food service equipment

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Kuwait's medical equipment market: procurement procedures

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The Ministry of Public Health still dominates Kuwait's medical equipment market, but, according to a report of U.S. officials in the country, the private sector is increasing. Some 45 licenses for the development of private medical facilities have been granted. All medical equipment is made abroad. Public sector medical facilities import 85% of this equipment, but the private sector share of imports is expected to grow to between 20% and 25%.

Analysis, Health services administration

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