The Export Club is an upcoming club-format event aimed at providing Slovak companies – exporters with valuable information and experience on export and opportunities for expansion into different territories. Eximbanka supports Slovak entrepreneurs in their export activities to traditional EU markets, while focusing on export markets outside the EU and new, promising territories in emerging regions or geographically more distant destinations.
We invite you to the event (EU Global Gateway: Opportunity for Slovak entrepreneurs) aimed at supporting the involvement of Slovak entrepreneurs in the implementation of the Global Gateway – a new EU strategy to support development projects around the world in the fields of sustainable energy, transport, digital infrastructure, healthcare, education, science and research.
The Slovak Agency for International Development Cooperation (SAMRS) has announced the call for the Business Partnerships Programme for 2024, which is open until 10. May 2024.
The call is sectoral, open to small and medium-sized enterprises, with project applications for business expansion in over 100 partner developing countries. Projects should have a primarily developmental aspect, with an emphasis on positive environmental and social impact.
The annual meeting of the V4 Export Credit Agencies (ECAs) took place in Prague this week. The event under the auspices of the Czech Presidency was attended by the Czech Export Guarantee and Insurance Corporation (EGAP), the Czech Export Bank (CEB), the Polish export credit agency KUKE, the Hungarian EXIMBANK and the Slovak EXIMBANKA SR. The aim of the meeting was to coordinate positions on issues of common interest in international forums, for example in the field of energy or financial rules of state support for exports, strengthening mutual cooperation, or sharing experiences and examples of good practice.
At its February meeting, the OECD Consensus member countries decided on a new classification of four countries. Montenegro, Georgia, Oman and Qatar have improved by one level in the country risk ranking. Montenegro and Georgia have been helped by pro-Western orientation, Qatar and Oman by gas and oil production. For export credit agencies, these countries from 9. February 2024 represent a lower level of risk.
The aim of the present survey is primarily to identify the needs of Slovak companies in connection with their penetration and application in the markets of developing countries. Your answer will help us to set up our processes more efficiently and to tailor our service offer more closely to the real demand and possibilities of Slovak companies.