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Tobias Holme
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Updated Jan 26, 2022
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Chapter 1
01:09
Chapter 2
02:06
Chapter 3
02:31
Chapter 4
02:32
Chapter 5
02:36
Chapter 6
03:08
Chapter 7
03:13
Chapter 8
03:16
Chapter 9
03:23
Chapter 10
03:31
Chapter 11
03:33
Chapter 12
03:34
Chapter 13
03:39
Chapter 14
03:43
Chapter 15
03:57
Chapter 16
04:10
Chapter 17
04:24
Chapter 18
04:26
Chapter 19
05:25
Chapter 20
05:27
Chapter 21
06:11
Chapter 22
Audio Transcript
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the ladies and gentlemen, My name is Tobias Obama.
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And today I'm gonna show you via Belgium is
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a great opportunity to build a subsidy diary.
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It seems obvious to me that Belgium, uh,
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is a great opportunity to start expanding in Europe.
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And I'm also sure that you will also be fascinated after hearing my reasons for that.
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But maybe let us start with a quick question. Do you know the company? Pfizer?
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It's one of the biggest pharmacy companies.
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Um,
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and they decided to build an office in
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Belgium like many other pharmaceutical companies out there.
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And I'm gonna show you today why Belgium is so,
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uh, one of the favourites. For that,
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we're first gonna look at some economic aspects and what is about the GDP and so on,
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then about geographical aspect.
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And what does the culture look like after that?
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I'm gonna talk with you about the unemployment rate and how, uh,
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other political aspects.
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So it's the government helping.
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So let us start with the GDP on this graph,
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you can see the across domestic product in Belgium from
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billion US dollars from 1986 to 2000 and 20.
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We have also some projections till 2026
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and you can see that currently the across domestic product is around $514.92
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billion.
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And with such a high GDP, Belgium is one of the top candidates in Europe
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with such a high GDP.
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Uh,
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Bertram is also able to offer economic strength and resources
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you need for your company are always available in the country
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and I'm also pretty sure that this value rate will rise in the future.
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You can even see that on the craft, uh, and how the craft is developing.
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But let us also move on to the
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property prices and also property prices promising much.
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You can see the property prices in
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Belgium compelled to some other European countries,
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and we see that Belgium's property prices are
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only one quarter compelled to France property prices,
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so they really offer a create opportunity if you want to build a subsidy diary.
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So now let us move on to the amazing geographical aspect.
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So,
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um, if you take a look at the maritime transport,
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you also see here some great opportunities.
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Uh,
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they have the second largest part merit in part in
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whole Europe with an 12 only Netherlands is one above,
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um and, um,
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this gives you so much opportunities to deliver
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many different countries all around the world.
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Um, but also the traffic routes look amazing.
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And the traffic routes,
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the number of traffic routes above average in Belgium and
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also the roots they have in a really good condition.
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Yeah,
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and other important transport method is the rain network.
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And regarding the rain network,
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they also got the land on the 51st place
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regarding the rail networks also really some good opportunities to
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deliver from Belgium.
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Now let us move on to the social aspect.
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We can definitely say they have a really mixed culture
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because only 48% of the foreign population come from France,
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Italy, Netherlands, Moroccan, Romania.
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So there are really many different kinds of, uh
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people there,
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and therefore it's perfect to test your products because you can really see, uh,
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every how are the products, depending on every different culture?
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Do they like them? And what and so on
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and about the Social Security system,
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I don't really need to talk much because
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in 2019 they even wanted Social Security about
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from whole Europe because they had such a good system.
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But let us also talk a little bit about the unemployment rate.
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Yeah, yeah, also are great for you.
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And you can see that the unemployment rate
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is reducing was reducing over the last years.
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Currently, we are at 6%
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and, uh, that's even less than the European stand out.
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So you really have a good opportunity in Belgium
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to find people that are interested in working.
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But we even have more incentives for that
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from the government for the pharmacy industry,
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because,
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um,
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the government helps every company that is in
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the pharmaceutical industry to find some good scientists
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with good qualifications and so on.
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And I think you really know how hard it is
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to find some good scientists for the pharmaceutical industry.
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So definitely are good. Uh,
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good help from the government here,
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that's all.
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And at last but not least, I want to show you this number 0.59. What is that?
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That's the way you take it from the O. E. C. D.
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Regarding their social, uh, political stability.
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It sounds like a less number, but to be honest, it's a really good number,
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because the, um, average in 2020 was minus 0.7 points.
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So and Belgium in the last 20 years was never under negative area,
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so they were always above the average regarding their political stability.
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So really a good number here and you can see the system is really working. Good.
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So I'm here.
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I'm gonna show you some sources that are used if you want to cheque them out.
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And if there are any, uh, suspects we didn't discuss.
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Now please feel free to ask me them.
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Thank you for your attention.
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