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The Hague, Netherlands

About CBI - Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries

CBI (Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries), the agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and part of the Development Co-operation effort of the Netherlands. Operating since 1971 within this policy framework. CBI’s main objective is to contribute to the economic independence of a selected number of countries in Africa, Asia, Central and South America, Mediterranean and the Pacific by promoting the exports of goods and services from those countries to Western Europe. In order to achieve this objective, CBI has developed a varied package of services and Export Coaching Programmes available to Business Support Organisations and manufacturers/ exporters in mentioned countries.

Employees
125
Headquarters
The Hague

Leadership

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Hans Mensah-Hermsen

Programme Manager - Market Intelligence

2 reports

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Fred Janssen

Export Strategy & International Business Expert

1 report

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Urline Lynch Kunijevic

Project Officer

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Jerike Waterhout

Project Management Officer

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Zamzam Abdillahi

Project Officer

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Thomas Vonk

Programme Manager Market Intelligence

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Mylène Vermunt

Project Officer

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Oulad Abdelaziz Maleka

Project Officer Africa

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Jop Blom

Sector Branding, Export Promotion And Sustainable Development

1 report

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Irene Vermeulen

Business Coach For Home Textiles Manufacturers Laos

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