A tale of two cities

Officials of New Orleans who hope to spur their economy by promoting business expansion, recently signed a historic agreement to establish a trade alliance with Johannesburg, South Africa. The agreement is called the Cooperative Trade and Industrial Alliance. Its purpose is to ease communication bet...

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Published inBlack enterprise Vol. 25; no. 8; p. 23
Main Author Blalock, Rick
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Earl G. Graves Publishing Company, Inc 01.03.1995
Subjects
Agreements
Alliances
Business community
Cities
Economic impact
International markets
International relations
International trade
Morial, Marc
Multinational corporations
Trade agreements
Trade relations
Wright, Collin
United States > US
Louisiana
New Orleans Louisiana
New Orleans
South Africa
Johannesburg South Africa
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Summary:Officials of New Orleans who hope to spur their economy by promoting business expansion, recently signed a historic agreement to establish a trade alliance with Johannesburg, South Africa. The agreement is called the Cooperative Trade and Industrial Alliance. Its purpose is to ease communication between the governments and business sectors of these 2 cities in order to expand and promote international trade.
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ISSN:0006-4165