Guiana: postagens no blog Diplomatizzando (2015-2023) - Compilação seletiva Paulo Roberto de Almeida

 Guiana: postagens no blog Diplomatizzando

Compilação seletiva Paulo Roberto de Almeida

Feita em 22/11/2023, 29 p.

(Muitas outras postagens no Facebook)

Disponível na plataforma Academia.edu (link: https://www.academia.edu/109626883/Guiana_postagens_no_blog_Diplomatizzando_2015_2023_)

 

sábado, 18 de novembro de 2023

Conflito territorial entre Venezuela e Guiana: novidades à luz da convocação ao referendo - Lucas Carlos Lima (Conjur)

 

OPINIÃO

Conflito territorial entre Venezuela e Guiana: novidades à luz da convocação ao referendo

Lucas Carlos Lima

Conjur; Editorias, 17 de novembro de 2023, 17h14

A recente convocação de um referendo pelo governo da Venezuela em relação ao reivindicado território de Essequibo — disputado com a Guiana — adiciona uma nova camada de juridicidade à controvérsia territorial entre os dois estados latino-americanos. Trata-se de antiga disputa que surgiu como resultado da alegação venezuelana de nulidade do Laudo Arbitral de 3 de outubro de 1899, que determina a fronteira atual entre as duas partes em virtude de “uma transação política realizada às escondidas da Venezuela e sacrificando seus direitos legítimos”.

À época, a arbitragem ocorreu entre a colônia da Guiana Britânica e a Venezuela,que disputavam uma larga porção de terra (rica em recursos naturais) entre os rios Orinoco e Essequibo. Um tribunal arbitral composto por cinco juristas (dois americanos, dois ingleses e um russo) foi composto para delimitar pacificamente a fronteira em questão. Na atualidade, uma modificação de tal fronteira poderia também ter impacto nos recursos marítimos e energéticos de ambos os países. O presente ensaio analisa o conflito territorial à luz dos procedimentos judiciais perante a Corte Internacional de Justiça, em particular diante do requerimento de medidas provisórias solicitado pela Guiana no fim de outubro diante da convocação do referendo.

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Ler a íntegra e muitas outras postagens, desde 2015, nesta plataforma: 

Academia.edu (link: https://www.academia.edu/109626883/Guiana_postagens_no_blog_Diplomatizzando_2015_2023_

 

Diplomatas criticam forma de promoção no Itamaraty - Monica Gugliano (OESP)

 Diplomatas criticam forma de promoção no Itamaraty

O Estado de S. Paulo | Política

22 de novembro de 2023

MONICA GUGLIANO

Um grupo de diplomatas cada vez maior tem reclamado dos critérios de promoções e de ascensão na carreira no Itamaraty. As queixas já não dizem mais respeito apenas ao número reduzido de mulheres que atingem osaltos postos. Mas ganharam corpo e se ampliaram atingindo, em especial, os preceitos e normas que determinam a trajetória de cada um.

Há menos de um mês, a insatisfação chegou à mesa da secreária-geral da Casa, Maria Laura da Rocha, em um documento de cinco páginas que arrola discordâncias. "A carreira de diplomata, em sua atual configuração, apresenta distorções no reconhecimento do mérito individual de seus integrantes que prejudicam o desempenho profissional", diz o texto.

A Assembleia-Geral da Associação e Sindicato dos Diplomatas Brasileiros (ADB), organização que conta com mais de 1,6 mil associados, endossou o documento "Fluxo e Reforma da Carreira de Diplomata".



300 diplomatas assinam documento com críticas à gestão do  Itamaraty  e que pede previsibilidade para as promoções diretriz a ser seguida em futuras negociações. Propõe maior transparência das decisões tomadas pela Comissão de Promoções, além de adoção de uma reforma estrutural da carreira, como progressão funcional "previsível, transparente e equânime",ea criação de mecanismos para combater o desequilíbrio de gênero e de raça, entre outras.

Os mais de 300 diplomatas queassinam o documento acreditam que, se houve melhora em relação ao período do chanceler Ernesto Araújo - durante o qual ocorreram perseguições ideológicas -, por outro lado, distorções de diferente natureza passaram a atingir os degraus mais baixos da carreira.

Outros documentos têm circulado argumentando que, apesar de expectativas da classe de que o governo do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva pudesse revalorizar o Itamaraty, os dois ciclos de promoções de 2023 representaram uma ducha de água fria.



"DIÁLOGO". 


Procurado, o Ministério das Relações Exteriores comentou as críticas aos mecanismos de promoção: "Manifestações e sugestões de mudanças fazem parte de um diálogo institucional iniciado pela atual administração em janeiro deste ano e fazem parte de uma reflexão coletiva sobre oa carreira diplomática e a lei que rege o serviço exterior brasileiro". 

1823: A Constituinte Interrompida: livro de José Theodoro Menck - lançamento no IHG-DF, 21/11/2023 - trabalhos Paulo Roberto de Almeida

Este livro é absolutamente completo sobre a nossa primeira Constituinte, infelizmente abortada pelo autoritarismo liberal (sim, contraditório mas foi assim) do primeiro imperador. Vamos debatê-lo nesta terça-feira 21/11/2023, no IHG-DF, as 19hs.

José Theodoro Mascarenhas Menck, 1823, A Constituinte Interrompida: obra comemorativa dos 200 anos da Assembleia Geral Constituinte e Legislativa do Império do Brasil – a primeira experiência parlamentar nacional. Prefácio de Lafayette de Andrada. 1ª. edição; Brasília: Câmara dos Deputados, Edições Câmara, 2023; disponível em formatos eletrônico e impresso.

Sumário do livro: 

Para um seminário realizado na Câmara dos Deputados, preparei este trabalho: 

4488. “O legado da Constituição de Cádiz na Constituinte de 1823”, Brasília, 8 outubro 2023, 4 p. Notas para exposição oral no quadro do seminário comemorativo dos 200 anos da Assembleia Constituinte de 1823: Assembleia Constituinte de 1823: Antecedentes e Consequências; Mesa 4: “O ideário Jurídico da Constituinte de 1823”; Câmara dos Deputados, dia 9/11/2023, 9:00hs. Postado no blog Diplomatizzando (8/11/2023; link: https://diplomatizzando.blogspot.com/2023/11/o-legado-da-constituicao-de-cadiz-na_8.html). 

Na ocasião, o deputado Lafayette de Andrada, presidente da Comissão do Bicentenário na Câmara, apresentou seu livro preparado para a ocasião: 

Permito-me relembrar um outro trabalho sobre o mesmo tema: 

4427. “A Constituinte de 1823 e a questão das liberdades”, Brasília, 28 junho 2023, 9 p. Notas para participar do programa Ponto de Vista, da TV Câmara, sobre os 200 anos do Parlamento brasileiro, configurado pela eleição, instalação e dissolução da Assembleia Nacional Constituinte, em 1823, sob a coordenação de William França. Emissão, episódio 3, “Liberdade de Imprensa e participação popular”, divulgada em 27/07/2023 (link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC67t21zGl8). Divulgado no blog Diplomatizzando (28/07/2023; link:https://diplomatizzando.blogspot.com/2023/07/constituinte-de-1823-liberdade-de.html). Relação de Publicados n. 1517. 

 

O estranho caso do país que resolveu suicidar-se: a Argentina - Ranking dos Políticos, Paulo Roberto de Almeida

 Caso raro na História Econômica Mundial: a Argentina que “decide” empobrecer mediante políticas equivocadas durante várias décadas. 

Mas não foi de todo inédito: a China da última dinastia também “escolheu” alhear-se do mundo e decaiu durante mais de dois séculos: falhou a primeira e a segunda revolução industrial, e na terceira vivia sob o maoísmo demencial. Começou a se recuperar na quarta, sob Deng. 

A Argentina precisa de um Deng. Não tenho certeza de que Milei será um. Provavelmente não…

Source: Ranking dos Políticos.

Maths of war in Ukraine are devastating for Russia.- Doktor Klein, Anton Geraschenko

 From Anton Geraschenko:

“ Public figure and volunteer Mariia Berlinska talks about the realities of a full-scale war with the Russian Federation:

◾️"We are at the beginning of a war with a very serious enemy. Russia knows how to play the long game, and they will go all the way. For them, failure in the war will mean that the leader is weak, "the king is not real." Russians can forgive their tsar everything but weakness ... Therefore, now Russia is betting on playing the long game, on exhaustion, because we have much less resources. The logic is that ... Russia has at least 5-6 times greater mobilization potential. It is worth adding to this mathematics that the Russians mobilized tens of thousands of Ukrainians from the occupied territories into the army."

◾️"Equipment on the battlefield is important. But technology is the elephant in the room that we haven't noticed. You can assemble here thousands of weapons from all over the world. But the Russians are already producing tens of thousands of strike systems, from FPV to localized Shahed drones. It is not difficult to guess what will happen next."

◾️"War is always mathematics... For example, a hundred of BMPs, tanks or guns worth hundreds of millions of dollars... the equipment arrives on the battlefield at the cost of an extraordinary effort. And dozens of units are lost in a matter of days. Because Russian attack drones of the type "Lancets" or even the simplest FPVs priced 500-600 dollars burn the equipment worth millions to the ground. It all burns in seconds, along with our people."

◾️"No matter how cruel it sounds, in fact, we trade people for square meters and time. People at war buy us time, time for us to prepare. In fact, at the cost of their lives and health, they preserve the chance of survival for their ‘tribe’. We must honestly admit that we were not ready for a war of such a scale."

Full interview (in Ukrainian): pravda.com.ua/columns/2023/0…

From @Doktor_Klein

Maths of war in Ukraine are devastating for Russia.

It is true that it has more capacity to mobilize personnel, but it has between 40 and 50 times less production capacity than Ukraine's allies. And the quality of their products is not comparable.

The morale given by the survival instinct exponentially multiplies the value of the troops and their capacity for long-term resistance.

Maths also says that for every soldier on the front lines, 10 skilled workers are needed to supply and maintain them. Russia does not have the capacity to maintain that in the long term.

The mathematics of war also applies to economics. Ukraine already has a war economy, further supported by countries that have 65% or more of world GDP.

If Ukraine maintains its willingness to sacrifice and its allies do not betray it, Russia has no chance of winning.

What's more, every day that passes without Russia leaving the Ukraine, the defeat for Russia will be harder.

From Steve:

“ The key phrase ' and its allies do not betray it,'

Many will not UK, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania etc.

They are able to be long term friends (Russia seems not to have that ability with otrher countries).

So will enough countries stay the course?”

From Doktor Klein:

“ Citizens of those countries, we are here and in many other forums, helping to prevent that from happening and pressing for increase the material support.

Citizens' support for Ukraine is growing and indignation against Russia is increasing every day.

NATO was asleep and has woken up.

The western weaponery industry was asleep and has woken up too.

After the first 3 days, Russia has never had a chance to win this war.

Russian intelligence services were wrong in predicting the reactions in the West.

The longer the Russians take to admit defeat, the worse for them.

But let's never forget that we provide support, but the Ukrainians provide blood, sacrifice, courage and will.”

From Alex Flammant;

“ in addition to this, Poland is changing/upgrading their army with new weaponry. All the old stuff will go to Ukraine… equipment for an entire army…”

Brazil, China and International Relations: Call for papers: Special issue of JANUS.NET, e-journal of International Relations

 Call for papers: Special issue of JANUS.NET, e-journal of International Relations (https://janusonline.autonoma.pt/en/)

  Francisco Leandro: fleandro@um.edu.mo (University of Macau) Kaian Lam: kaianlam@um.edu.mo (University of Macau) Yichao Li: liyichao@zjnu.edu.cn (Zhejiang Normal University)

 Special Issue 1: Brazil, China and International Relations

Submission of article ready for review by June 2024

Brazil is a major economy of Latin America that acts with increasing prominence on the global economic and political stage. Brazil has over 200 million people. It is a member of international groups as diverse as G20, Mercosur and BRICS. Brazil has diversified sectors and abundant natural resources. It continues to be a global leader in the export of agricultural commodities and present promising economic growth indicators. The country has also in recent decades managed to expand its industries and service sector, attracting both domestic and foreign investments. The political landscape of Brazil is a complex one. While the country has witnessed economic growth and social progress, it has also been confronted with major challenges related to social inequality, corruption and political trust. Against this background, JANUS.NET, e-journal of International Relations will be publishing a special issue that discusses Brazil in a greater context. It is hoped that this initiative will bring together experts and scholars interested in the Federative Republic of Brazil and its international forays, asking what the future holds for emerging partners hailing from as far

   as the People’s Republic of China. We call for:

• New approaches for the study of Brazil with a focus on world engagement preparedness

 o Novel epistemologies and conceptualizations that advance our knowledge of Brazil and its preparedness for engagement;

o Studies of Brazil that address “the modern international” using innovative and unconventional IR methods; o Up-to-date studies of Brazil by humanistic social sciences scholars that also pertain to “the modern

international”;

o Studies of Brazil that actively engage with the latest Global South, Feminist and Post-Humanist

epistemologies;

 • Studies on Brazil with a focus on Chinese presence, engagement and interests;

• Studies that highlight the knowledge produced in Brazil / the South Atlantic that is also applicable to our

understanding of Chinese action in the world;

• Studies that advance our understanding of Global China and its global engagement;

• Studies that put Asian Studies, Latin American Studies, Lusophone Studies and other area studies in

conversation;

• Historicized transcontinental studies of agency and identity that promote greater awareness of world

connectivity and interdependence;

 Scholars may use qualitative, quantitative and mixed method approaches. They may be interested in different subjects and based in different parts of the world. While we may expect greater interest from International Relations scholars, we are open also to submissions from other members of the learned community. They are expected to place Brazil and its connections with the outside world, especially Asian partners such as China, at the center of their analysis. It is hoped that the special issues will be published in December 2024.

Important notes:

 • The article should be written in good, scholarly English.

• Interested authors are welcome to discuss their ideas with the editors before they prepare their first draft.

• For additional information and administrative matters, you may send an email, in either English or Portuguese,

  to Kaian Lam (kaianlam@um.edu.mo).

• Your article should be ready for review no later than June 2024.

• Submission may be directed to Kaian Lam’s mailbox (kaianlam@um.edu.mo).

   We look forward to receiving your proposals! Guest editors:

Francisco Leandro: fleandro@um.edu.mo (University of Macau) Kaian Lam: kaianlam@um.edu.mo (University of Macau) Yichao Li: liyichao@zjnu.edu.cn (Zhejiang Normal University)

    

Políticas de Integração Regional no primeiro mandato do Governo Lula (2005) - Paulo Roberto de Almeida

 Um artigo antigo, mas não de todo desajustado. As realidades mudaram, não as atitudes: 

1424. “Políticas de Integração Regional no Governo Lula”, Brasília, 6 mai. 2005, 32 p. Colaboração a número especial da revista Política Internacional (Lisboa, Portugal: n. 29, II série, dez. 2005, p. 33-60), “O Brasil de Lula: retrospectiva 2003-2005, perspectiva 2006”, organizada por Clóvis Brigagão e Silvério Zebral. Serviu de base para palestra no seminário “Colombia y sus regiones: retos a la internacionalización”, organizado pela Friedrich Ebert Stiftung em Colômbia e realizado na Universidad de Antioquia (Medellin, 13/05/2005). Publicada na Revista do Programa de Mestrado em Direito do UniCEUB (Brasília, v. 2, n. 1, p. 20-54, jan/jun. 2005); pelo Centro Argentino de Estudios Internacionales sob a forma de work paper (Buenos Aires: CAEI; Working Papers Integración Regional n. 11; 11 dez. 2005). Revisto integralmente e reduzido substancialmente para ser incorporado ao livro: Nunca Antes na Diplomacia...: A política externa brasileira em tempos não convencionais (Curitiba: Appris, 2014, p. 289; ISBN: 978-85-8192-429-8); disponível na plataforma Academia.edu (link: https://www.academia.edu/109473524/1424_Políticas_de_integração_regional_no_governo_Lula_2005_). Relação de Originais n. 2596. Relação de Publicados n. 1133). Relação de Publicados n. 567 e 608.

Políticas de integração regional no governo Lula

 

Paulo Roberto de Almeida

 

Sumário: 

1. Introdução: da “diplomacia presidencial” à “diplomacia partidária”

2. Nas origens: a luta contra o imperialismo e o capitalismo internacional

3. Preparando-se para o poder: a nova postura na agenda externa

4. No governo: em busca de um “novo eixo de poder mundial” e de uma “nova geografia do comércio internacional”

5. O projeto mais ambicioso: o Mercosul ampliado como base da liderança regional

6. O fardo da liderança: a integração sul-americana

7. No meio do caminho tinha uma pedra: o problema da Alca

8. Avaliação tentativa da diplomacia do governo Lula

 

 

 

1. Introdução: da “diplomacia presidencial” à “diplomacia partidária”

Entre todas as políticas governamentais – macroeconômicas ou setoriais – que têm sido anunciadas, tentativamente formuladas ou efetivamente implementadas desde o início do atual mandato do presidente Luís Inácio Lula da Silva, em 1º de janeiro de 2003, nenhuma consegue, com mais fidelidade, refletir as idéias, interpretar os valores e reproduzir as prioridades do seu movimento político, o Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT), do que a política externa. Com efeito, em nenhuma das diversas políticas setoriais – com a possível exceção da reforma agrária, mas aqui com diversas carências operacionais –, nem, a mais forte razão, na política macroeconômica, lato sensu, pode-se registrar, como no terreno das relações exteriores, tal identidade de propósitos e de intenções entre, por um lado, o proclamado e o tendencialmente realizado pelo governo Lula, e, de outro, aquilo que sempre pregou, desde sua fundação, e continuou pregando, durante anos a fio, o PT. No terreno da política externa, em especial, nenhuma outra área está tão ligada, histórica e indissociavelmente, aos programas e práticas do PT como a diplomacia regional, na qual se destaca em particular a integração no Mercosul e da América do Sul. 

O governo Lula tinha iniciado seu mandato com fortes e incisivas críticas ao governo anterior – em dois mandatos sucessivos, de 1995 a 1998 e de 1999 a 2002 – do presidente Fernando Henrique Cardoso, censurado inclusive, no que toca ao modus operandi de suas relações exteriores, no que se refere à “diplomacia presidencial” que foi explícita e reconhecidamente praticada pelo chefe de Estado. Ainda que não tenha adotado o conceito, provavelmente em virtude de sua aberta vinculação com as práticas da administração anterior nesse terreno, o governo Lula retomou e ampliou sua amplitude e intensidade, praticando como nenhum outro governo do Brasil o engajamento direto do chefe de Estado nas conversações diplomáticas e nas iniciativas de política externa, seja no plano bilateral, seja no âmbito regional ou multilateral.

Em razão, precisamente, da já referida identidade entre a política externa prática e as políticas preconizadas pelo PT, pode-se talvez adiantar que, nessa área, mais do que uma “diplomacia presidencial”, se está assistindo, de fato, a uma verdadeira “diplomacia partidária”, inclusive em virtude da unanimidade que a política externa do governo Lula recolhe junto às diferentes tendências e grupos internos do PT, o que manifestamente não ocorre em relação à política econômica ou em relação a diversas outras políticas setoriais do governo, geralmente recebidas com reservas nos setores mais à esquerda do partido. Essa constatação é ainda mais verdadeira e enfática no que se refere à política externa especificamente voltada para o âmbito regional, seja no terreno da integração, seja ainda no diálogo político e na coordenação de posições com determinados governos da região, alegadamente identificados ao campo progressista ou anti-imperialista, como é natural que ocorra num partido identificado com essas correntes políticas como é o PT.

Tendo já discorrido sobre a diplomacia do governo Lula de uma forma geral, inclusive em sua dimensão comparada com a da administração anterior,[1] pretendo concentrar-me, neste ensaio, sobre as principais características, os fundamentos políticos e as modalidades de implementação da diplomacia regional desse governo, com eventual referência aos demais aspectos de sua política externa como um todo. A documentação de referência pode ser facilmente encontrada nos sites oficiais de material governamental, com destaque para os sites do Ministério das Relações Exteriores, da própria Presidência da República ou da Radiobrás (que reproduz, em adição aos discursos oficiais inseridos nos dois primeiros, intervenções orais, de improviso, do presidente). Ela pode ser complementada pelo abundante material da imprensa diária, que oferece uma cobertura satisfatória da diplomacia do governo Lula e que será utilizada de modo seletivo neste ensaio. A abordagem será historicamente linear, com destaque para os eixos temáticos da integração e das negociações comerciais, o que aliás impõe começar pelas posições ostentadas historicamente pelo PT, programaticamente e nas campanhas eleitorais nas quais o partido concorreu com candidato à presidência, como forma de comprovar a assertiva da “diplomacia partidária”. 

 

2. Nas origens: a luta contra o imperialismo e o capitalismo internacional

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[1] Ver Paulo Roberto de Almeida, “Uma política externa engajada: a diplomacia do governo Lula”, Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional(Brasília: IBRI, ano 47, nº 1, 2004, pp. 162-184).

Disponível na íntegra neste link: 

https://www.academia.edu/109473524/1424_Pol%C3%ADticas_de_integra%C3%A7%C3%A3o_regional_no_governo_Lula_2005_

Israel Products in India: A complete list

 

Israel Products in India: Check the Complete list of Israeli Brands!

Several Israeli companies have established themselves in the Indian market, reinforcing the economic ties between the two countries. 

Posted bySumit Arora  Published On November 19th, 2023 

Israeli Products in India

India and Israel, two countries characterized by diverse cultures and storied histories, have been cultivating their diplomatic ties for many years. These bilateral relations go beyond the realm of politics and diplomacy, encompassing trade, investments, and collaborations in various industries. In this article, we delve into the vibrant partnership between India and Israel, with a specific focus on trade, investments, and the prospective sectors for cooperation. This exploration provides valuable information for students and individuals interested in the fields of international relations and business.

Israel Food Products in India

Israel Trade Relations

The trade partnership between India and Israel has thrived and proven advantageous for both nations. India predominantly exports pearls, precious stones, chemical and mineral products, machinery, electrical equipment, textiles, and plastics to Israel. Conversely, India imports machinery, electrical equipment, base metals, defense-related equipment, machinery, transport equipment, and chemical and mineral products from Israel. This trade flow underscores the increasing economic interconnectedness between these two countries.

National Games 2023 Medal Tally: Check The Complete List Of Winners

Israel Product List

• Max Brenner, a renowned chocolate brand, was founded by Israeli partners Max Fichtman and Oded Brenner. Despite being headquartered in New York, the company had its origins in Ra’anana, Israel, 25 years ago. Over the years, Max Brenner has expanded to more than 50 locations globally, with a significant presence in Australia.
• Laline, a cosmetics and lifestyle product manufacturer, started as a small shop in Tel-Aviv but has since grown extensively, operating over 100 stores nationwide and distributing its products globally.
• In Hebrew, soap is referred to as “Sabon.” Israel continues to market these products under the brand “Sabon Shel Pa’am,” which translates to “soap from the past.” The company has consistently used high-quality natural ingredients like salt and algae, all sourced from the Dead Sea, and all of their products are still manufactured in Israel.
• Michal Negrin, a jewelry company, offers exquisite vintage jewelry and home decor items in more than 65 stores across the country. Three decades ago, it started as a small booth in the handmade market of Nachlat Binyamin.
• Jaffa oranges, known for their thick skin and seedless nature, are easily exportable worldwide. While they are also grown in other Middle Eastern countries, Israel plays a significant role as an exporter of Jaffa oranges, especially to the European Union.
• Daniella Lehavi, a luxury designer, creates leather shoes, handbags, and high-end accessories, all proudly manufactured in Israel. Since she opened her first studio in 1990, Daniella has expanded her presence to include locations in the United States, Canada, and Korea.

Israeli Products & Brands across World

Israeli Products & Brands in World	Service or Product Name
Angel Bakeries	Commercial bakery
Babylon	Software Company
Berman’s Bakery	Commercial bakery
Bezeq	Telecommunications
CardiacSense	Wearable Tech
Castro	Fashion Brand
Dan hotels	Hotel Chain
Fox	Fashion Brand
Haaretz	News Media Company
Israir	Airline Company
Isrotel	Hotel Chains
Fiverr	Online Freelancer Social Media
Monday.com	Software Development
Max Brenner	International Chocolate Brand
Mobileye	ADAS Developers
Radwin	Wireless broadband Communications
Slingshot	Whiskey Brand
Tempo Beer	Brewery Company
Mul-T-Lock	Smart Lock Company
Uzi	Submachine Gun
Yokohama	Tyre Company
Wix.com	Software Company

Israel Brand List 2023

Drugs, Health, Medicine & Food Products

• Super-Pharm
• Teva Pharmaceuticals
• CardiacSense Ltd
• Teva Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

Food & Dairy Products

• Time (cigarette)
• Tiv Ta’am
• Tnuva
• Vodka Perfect
• Wissotzky Tea
• Angel Bakeries
• Bamba (Snack)
• Berman’s Bakery
• Bissli (Israeli wheat snack)
• Carmel Agrexco
• Carmel Winery
• Cow Chocolate
• Ein Gedi Mineral Water
• Galilee Green
• Klik (Candy)
• Krembo
• L’Chaim Vodka
• Landwer Coffee
• Lone Tree Brewery
• MacDavid
• Max Brenner
• Mey Eden
• Neviot (Spring water)
• Noblesse (cigarette)
• Osem (company)
• Rabl (company)
• Strauss Group
• Tara (Israel)
• Tempo Beer Industries

Clothing & Fashion Accessories

• Gottex (Designer swimwear)
• Honigman
• Kenvelo
• Naot (Shoes, sandals)
• Source Sandals (Tekking and hiking sandals)
• Elie Tahari
• TNT (clothing)
• Tzomet Sfarim
• YVEL (Necklaces, Rings, Earrings, Bracelets)
• Leibish & Co. (Natural fancy color diamonds Fine jewelry)
• Cassidi
• Castro
• Fox (Clothing)

Top Israeli Companies

The following is a comprehensive list of Israeli companies operating in India.

• WaterGen, an Israeli company, specializes in manufacturing equipment that extracts drinking water from the air, known as Atmospheric Water Generators (AWG). The largest water generator they produce, GEN-L, has the capacity to generate up to 6,000 liters of potable water daily. The WaterGen Mobile Box, another product, can produce up to 25 liters of fresh drinking water from the air.
• Teva, the largest Israeli business in India, is part of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., a globally renowned pharmaceutical company headquartered in Israel. Teva operates in India and is located near Whitefield, the hub of the Indian IT industry.
• Dan Hotels Bengaluru, a luxury hotel chain, is situated in close proximity to Whitefield.
• Net-Translators, a well-known company offering quality assurance, localization, and professional translation services, recently inaugurated a new branch in Gurugram.
• Sarine is a leading technological company specializing in advanced equipment for the production of gemstones and diamonds.
• Avgol Nonwovens, a market leader in the production of high-performance spin melt nonwoven fabric solutions, has its manufacturing facility in Mandideep, Bhopal. These solutions are used in functional, medicinal, and hygiene applications.
• NeoLync, a PLI (Production Linked Incentive) for large-scale electronics manufacturing, operates in India, distributing and supplying electronic amplifiers, digital electronic scales, and electron tubes.
• Rivulis, a pioneer in micro-irrigation technologies globally, is a top supplier of drip irrigation systems. Rivulis Irrigation India Pvt. Ltd. (RIVULIS) supports growers in efficiently supplying water to plants.

Significance of Israel Brand

Israel has earned the moniker “Start-up Nation” owing to its significant presence of pioneering technology firms. The country has spawned a multitude of successful startups across diverse sectors, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, medical devices, and clean energy. These Israeli enterprises have not only transformed their respective industries but have also been the subject of acquisitions or collaborations with major global corporations.

Israel’s Main Import & Export

Israel is a big player when it comes to selling fresh fruits, especially citrus fruits like oranges, grapefruit, and tangerines. They even created a special grapefruit-pomelo mix! In total, Israel grows over forty different kinds of yummy fruits.

But it’s not just fruits; Israel is also into other stuff. They bring in things like oil, machines, diamonds, and transportation equipment from other countries. When they look at what they send out, it’s a mix of different goods:

• Raw materials: These are things used to make other stuff, like metals or wood. Israel sends out about $3.95 billion worth of these.
• Intermediate goods: These are in-between things, not finished products but getting there. Israel exports about $17.72 billion of these.
• Consumer goods: These are the things people buy for themselves. Israel sends out about $10.23 billion of these.
• Capital goods: These are big things used by industries, like machines or factories. Israel exports a whopping $22.51 billion of these.

Israel is also super smart. They spend a lot of money on research and development, which means they figure out cool, high-tech stuff. They’re really good at making things like airplanes, top-notch defense technology, and scientific instruments. All these smarts help them sell about $17 billion worth of these high-tech goods to other countries, which is almost one-third of all the things they sell abroad.

Economy of Israel

Israel’s economic approach aims to sustain growth by progressively incorporating the national economy into global markets. Despite facing challenges such as rapid population growth, boycotts from the majority of Arab nations, substantial defense spending, a scarcity of natural resources, elevated inflation rates, and a limited domestic market hindering the advantages of mass production, Israel has made strides in achieving these objectives.

However, the economic progress has not been uniform. Economic disparities are notable among Israeli Jews, with significant gaps, while Israeli Arabs frequently find themselves at the lower end of the economic spectrum.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

Israel has made significant investments in India, although it remains a minor contributor in terms of FDI. The presence of major Israeli companies in India such as Avgol Nonwovens, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, and others has contributed to the economic partnership.

Israel Food Products In India

The presence of Israeli companies has significantly strengthened bilateral trade relations in the Indian market. India has experienced the influence of several renowned Israeli brands, including Alumayer, Plasson, Huliot, Metzerplas, IDE, Netafim, Naa’n Dan Jain, Rivulis, NeoLynk, Ecoppia, Aqwise, Polemix, Eli Hajaj, and Avgol Nonwovens.These enterprises make a substantial contribution to the local economy and have established a notable presence in states like Madhya Pradesh, where Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited and Avgol have set up their operations.

Israeli businesses located in Madhya Pradesh

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited and Avgol, two Israeli firms, have expanded their presence in Madhya Pradesh, India, contributing to the region’s economic growth. Israel ranks second globally in terms of the number of startup businesses, trailing only the United States. Additionally, it holds the third position for the most NASDAQ-listed companies, following China and the United States.

Top Israel Brands in India List

Several Israeli companies have established themselves in the Indian market, reinforcing the economic ties between the two countries. These include Avgol Nonwovens, Rivulis, NeoLynk, Ecoppia, Naa’n Dan Jain, Aqwise, Polemix, Eli Hajaj, Alumayer, Plasson, Huliot, Metzerplas, IDE, and Netafim, among others.

Israeli Companies in Madhya Pradesh

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited and Avgol are among the Israeli companies that have set up operations in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, contributing to the local economy.

Pepsi Is Israel Product

Potential Collaboration Sectors

India and Israel have identified several sectors with the potential for collaboration:

Defence: Israel is a key supplier of defence equipment to India. This collaboration strengthens both countries’ security and technology capabilities.

Agritech: Both nations can benefit from collaboration in agricultural technology, sharing expertise in areas like precision farming, irrigation, and sustainable agriculture.

Food Processing: Joint ventures in food processing can enhance the quality and efficiency of food production in India, benefiting farmers and consumers.

Electronics: Collaboration in the electronics sector can lead to the development of innovative technologies and products, further boosting the technology ecosystem in both countries.