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| In late January, NUSACC received a high-level delegation of seven Parliamentarians from Morocco. They came to NUSACC through the American Council of Young Political Leaders, which coordinated the visit with a grant from the U.S. Department of State.
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2005 The Year in Review
1/1/2006, U.S.-Arab Tradeline
2005 was a banner year for NUSACC, and this newsletter - "2005: The Year in Review" - is intended to capture some of the highlights of the past twelve months.
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2006 Outlook: US Merchandise Exports to the Arab World
9/1/2005, U.S.-Arab Tradeline
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U.S. Visa Policies Undermining America’s Market Share & Reputation in Arab World
9/10/2004, U.S.-Arab Tradeline
A report released today by the National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce (NUSACC) notes that more restrictive U.S. visa policies, implemented after the tragedy of 9/11, appear to be costing the American economy more than $5 billion in direct and indirect revenue losses annually.
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The US-Tunisian Economic Dynamic
3/1/2004, U.S.-Arab Tradeline
Trade has long been an important part of US-Tunisian dynamics. From the end of the 18th century until today, Tunisians and Americans have been doing business together.
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What is an FTA worth? The Jordanian model
2/1/2004, U.S.-Arab Tradeline
Bahrainis may be wondering exactly what a Free Trade Agreement with the United States might be worth. For a hint of what may be to come, they may wish to look to Jordan, whose FTA with the United States came into force in December, 2001.
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