In 2020, Asia’s GDP overtook the GDP of the rest of the world combined. By 2030, the territory is expected to contribute roughly 60% of global growth.

The majority of that GDP growth will come from not only China (the world's second largest economy) but also from Southeast Asian countries like: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam; and the Northeast Asian countries of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.

In addition to being sector focused, a network of Trade Advisory Support experts work with our in-market professionals in Australia, China, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. This service provides support to exporting companies across all sectors of economic activity.

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Interested in exporting to Asia Pacific? Speak to your Invest NI Client Executive, one of our International Trade Advisers or Contact our Business Support Team

The geographical area known as the IMEA region, which stands for India, the Middle East, and Africa, is diverse and dynamic and home to a sizeable share of the world's population (2.7 billion people) and economic activity.

This region, which consists of 78 countries, is distinguished by its rich cultural tapestry, economic potential, and geopolitical significance. It stretches from the rapidly developing economies of India and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in the Middle East to the diverse and resource-rich nations throughout Africa.

The IMEA area has enormous potential as a major engine of global economic growth and a hub for international trade and diplomacy because to its increasing middle class, wealth of natural resources, and growing emphasis and demand for innovation and investment. 
 

IMEA offers great opportunities for Northern Ireland businesses looking to grow and export. Invest NI has a dedicated in-market team with offices in Cairo, Dubai, Jeddah, Johannesburg and Mumbai.

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Europe benefits from a rich cultural and linguistic diversity, and the countries within the territory form the world's largest trading block with huge import and export opportunities.

With a population of over 700 million, Europe is home to some of the world's leading market economies. Innovation, as well at its traditional industries will continue to be a success factor for Northern Ireland businesses.

Europe offers great opportunities for Northern Ireland businesses looking to grow and export.

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The Americas includes the US (the largest single economy at 25% of global GDP), Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean (the world's fourth largest economy). The territory has 13% of the world's population, a £21 trillion GDP, and has the largest English-speaking market.

Comprising of 37 nations, with both advanced and emerging economies, there is export demand and opportunities in: infrastructure, healthcare, ICT, advanced manufacturing, clean technologies, defence and security, food and drink.

The Americas have in-market advisers across the US (Boston, New York, Chicago, and San Francisco), Canada (Toronto), Chile (Santiago) and Mexico (Mexico City), and a network of in-market consultants under our Trade Advisory Service (TAS).

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Interested in exporting to the Americas? Speak to your Invest NI Client Executive, one of our International Trade Advisers or Contact our Business Support Team