Tradepoints
Four local trade offices giving companies and institutions direct market access.
Each Tradepoint is an operational office in its market. It represents companies locally, prepares market entry, arranges institutional meetings and hosts delegations.
Some markets are already operational, others are in preparation. The status of every Tradepoint is stated openly below.
The network
One network. Many markets.
A company that works with one Tradepoint works with all of them: the same standard, the same contact discipline and one coordination office in Berlin.
Tradepoint-El Salvador
El Salvador · San Salvador
A compact, dollarised economy at the centre of Central America, investing heavily in infrastructure, digital services and regional trade.
Tradepoint-Mongolia
Mongolia · Ulaanbaatar
A resource-rich economy with major mining, infrastructure and logistics projects and a growing demand for European technology and expertise.
Tradepoint-Brasil
Brazil · Fortaleza
The largest economy of Latin America with strong agribusiness and energy sectors.
Tradepoint-China
China · Beijing
The second-largest economy in the world and Germany's most important trading partner in Asia, with deep industrial supply chains and strong demand for advanced technology.
Tradepoint-Romania
Romania · Bucharest
An EU member state with a strong automotive and IT sector, a broad industrial base and extensive investment in transport and energy infrastructure.
Tradepoint-Moldova
Moldova · Chișinău
A small, opening economy with an EU accession perspective and established strengths in agriculture, food processing and light manufacturing.
Tradepoint-Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic · Santo Domingo
One of the most dynamic economies in the Caribbean, with free-trade zones, tourism, port logistics and rising demand for energy and infrastructure.
Standard
Standard of the country landing pages
Every country page in the network is built from the same nine modules, so information is comparable across markets.
- 01
Market at a Glance
Why the country is economically interesting: structure, framework conditions and development.
- 02
Key Sectors
Which industries offer particular opportunities for German and European companies.
- 03
Your Trade Point
Who the local contact is and how to reach them.
- 04
Local Network
Which economic and institutional networks exist in that market.
- 05
Business Opportunities
The concrete cooperation and investment possibilities currently available.
- 06
Investment & Location
Locations, investment conditions and the regional framework.
- 07
Delegations & Events
Which trips, events or economic policy formats are planned.
- 08
News & Projects
Current developments and ongoing projects in that market.
- 09
Contact
Direct contact with that Trade Point.