The document discusses the distribution and agencies that deal with diamonds globally. It notes that the production and distribution of diamonds is largely controlled by a few major players like De Beers and ALROSA. It also outlines some of the top diamond mining companies in the world and their annual revenues. Additionally, it covers the economic significance of diamonds as a major employer and source of revenue for some countries, as well as trends in global diamond exports and imports from 2011 to 2015.
Morocco is located in North Africa and has a population of about 33 million citizens. Some of the major cities along the coasts include Agadir on the Atlantic Ocean and Tangier on the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the capital Rabat, Casablanca, and the popular tourist destination of Marrakech inland. The country depends on fishing, agriculture, tourism and commerce for its national income, and Moroccans speak Arabic, French, English, Spanish and Shelha locally.
El Salvador offers several advantages for investments and outsourcing including a literate workforce that largely speaks English, currency stability from dollarization, strategic location providing access to North and South American markets, preferential trade agreements providing access to over 1 billion consumers, and attractive tax incentives. The country seeks to attract investment and has a legal framework that exempts income, property, and import taxes for production purposes.
California has a long coastline and is home to major cities like Los Angeles and Sacramento. There are many beaches where visitors can surf or enjoy the ocean. Popular tourist destinations include Los Angeles with its rich urban neighborhoods and Disneyland. Visitors can also explore natural parks like Yosemite and Sequoia which feature beautiful scenery. The document provides recommendations for hotels in San Francisco and Los Angeles as well as noting that sunny weather between 17-35 degrees Celsius can be expected during a 10 day trip.
This document provides information on the language, culture, customs, and etiquette of Mexico. It discusses that Spanish is the dominant and official language, though over 100 indigenous languages are still spoken. It also summarizes that Mexican society is family-centered and hierarchical. Business etiquette in Mexico emphasizes the importance of relationships, flexibility around schedules, and patience during negotiations.
Moot courts became so important for commercial arbitration that different people and organizations around the world realized that competitions should be held as a way to stimulate students to do their best and improve their skills in this activity. There are different examples of international moot competitions held in different places of the globe. Learn more in this post.