81.   Hani Rizk, whose food processing company already exports some products to Israel, acknowledged that markets exist.

82.   He plans to discuss development projects with Indonesia and promote Belgian companies interested in exporting technical products, the embassy said.

83.   He said Malaysian companies should export their products through Port Klang rather than the current practice of trading through third countries.

84.   He said the company plans to export its products to emerging economies such as China, India, Myanmar and Vietnam.

85.   He suggested that Puerto Rican companies set up joint ventures in Dominican duty-free zones, where they could easily export their products to the European Union.

86.   He says that potential new projects will enable LKT to market and export its products to other parts of the world outside the region.

87.   He said the proposed park to be built in Mukim Ampangan would cater almost exclusively for furniture manufacturers who export their products.

88.   He wants to create nonprofit organization that would be supported financially by businesses that want to export products to eastern Europe.

89.   However, EU producers of imitation goods are still allowed to export their products abroad and qualify for EU export subsidies.

90.   In future, the company has plans to export the products to Singapore, Brunei, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Hong Kong.