Poland

Poland constitutes a market of over of 38 million people located in the heart of Central Europe, sharing borders with both new EU and old EU-15 countries. Poland's GDP growth doubled in 2010 and this strong economic performance was fuelled by Poland's allocation of EUR67 billion, which continues to underpin investment in Polish infrastructure, environmental and technology projects.

Romania

A marketplace of 22 million, 37 million acres of arable land, a vibrant oil and gas industry, breathtaking landscapes, an expanding economy, a well-educated workforce with more than 50,000 specialists in information technology, access to the Black Sea and Asia.

Bulgaria

Bulgaria's commercial climate offers political stability, strong economic growth, a highly qualified work force, strategic location and low costs. While the domestic market is relatively small, Bulgaria is an excellent launching pad for sales into the European Union, Russia, Turkey and the Middle East.

Croatia

Croatia, a country of some 4.5 million inhabitants, is located in South Central Europe. With its almost 1000 miles of scenic Adriatic coastline, Croatia is known to many as a vacation and tourist destination

Turkey

Turkey's large population, political and economic stability and the possibility of EU membership are fuelling rapid expansion of the economy.

Oman

Consistently high oil prices mean that Oman's economy, like the rest of the Gulf, is very strong and continues to grow year on year. Record budget surpluses are adding impetus to Oman's ongoing infrastructure and industrial development programme.

Ghana

In 2009, Ghana was the UK's 10th largest goods export market in Africa and 12th largest import market in Africa.

Well endowed with natural resources, real GDP growth over the past ten years has averaged 5.1% and with the 2007 confirmed discovery of commercially viable offshore oil reserves in Ghana (Jubilee Field) and predicted production set for late 2010 or 2011, there has been increased international interest in the Ghanaian market.