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Paris, FRANCE
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| President Ngoombujarra Addreses the French Media |
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| President Chirac Welcomes President Ngoombujarra to France |
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Berlin & Bonn, GERMANY
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One of the main missions of President Ngoombujarra while visiting Europe
was to introduce the European economies to opportunities in the Westralia region. Whereas the Australian continent is usually
seen by Germans as nothing more than an exotic vaction destination of vast open spaces, beaches, und unforgiving deserts in
which to get bogged and die, Westralia offers other potentials.
President Ngoombujarra highlights the regional locality of our resource rich deposits
within easy reach of the South East Asian growth economies. These in turn are on the doorstep of the new Chinese
era of prosperity, that in some ways will be an Oriental version of the North American 1950's.
| Berlin with Chancellor Schroeder |
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| President Ngoombujarra Explains the Potential of Westralia.Net in South East Hemisphere Development |
President Ngoombujarra says that German companies' direct investment
in China reached record volume in 2002, putting Germany way ahead of the United Kingdom as Europe's leading China and that
German investment in China could more than double by 2010, rising from a total of 8 billion euros at the end of 2002
to about 20 billion euros in 2010. The main factor pushing German firms to increase their investment in China, is the
massive Chinese domestic market. Three years ago, China had an estimated 76 million prosperous consumers with extra money
for consumer goods. That is already more than Germany's entire population -- and it will only be the very beginning. Westralia.Net
estimates that China will have 700 million big-spending consumers by 2015.
President Ngoombujarra reminds Europeans that it is not all Easy Strasse
directly investing in China.
Legal uncertainties continue, with almost non-existent intellectual property
rights and unpredictable regulatory obstacles.
Relatively high prices for electricity and raw materials have discouraged
some firms from entering the Chinese market. China is still working to develop its electrical capacity, and currently suffers
from a lack of electricity that forces some factories to operate only at non-peak hours. This is a demonstration of
where Westralian sourced energy will be required along with other material and outside infrastructure support.
Chinese efficiency has also been falling and could soon be rivaled even
by the United States in terms of product output for a given investment.
So to take advantage of Chinese growth does not necessarily mean investing
directly in China, but perhaps more prudently be a supplier to that Chinese growth, without the internal risks.
Westralia is a position to meet many Chinese internal market requirements,
yet does not present barriers that one may be exposed within the internal Chinese economic or local political environment.
| Bonn, International Business TV "Far East Trade" |
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| Public Broadcast - German Investment in China, Infrastructure Opportunity in the Indian Ocean Region |
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| AUF WIEDERSEHEN, HERR PRESIDENT NGOOMBUJARRA |
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