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Direction of trade statistics. Yearbook.

DIRECTION OF TRADE (ANNUAL).

International financial statistics / International Monetary Fund.

Series 02: Allen & Unwin Further Production files, ca. 1976-1990

The yearbook contains annual data on the production and trade in forest products for the years 2011-2015 and on direction of trade in 2014 and 2015. The publication of the yearbook is made possible by the cooperation of governments which supply most of the information in the form of replies to questionnaires. This edition benefits from expanded co-operation in gathering forest sector statistics among a number of the international organizations. The publication of the yearbook is made possible by the cooperation of governments which supply most of the information in the form of replies to questionnaires. This edition benefits from expanded co-operation in gathering forest sector statistics among a number of the international organizations. As in previous issues, this yearbook includes estimates made by FAO and data obtained from sources other than the official replies to questionnaires.

Forest Products = Forest Products, 2015

FOREST PRODUCTS 2015

There is strong evidence that Arab states have wilfully ignored the United Nations' boycott of South Africa. According to the Amsterdam based Shipping Research Bureau, which monitors oil shipments to South Africa, Arab and Islamic countries are the main suppliers of petroleum to the apartheid regime. Between January 1979 and August 1987, the Bureau managed to track 343 oil shipments that South Africa received from around the world. Arab and Islamic countries were responsible for 294 of the 343 shipments. By comparison, Israel's commerce with South Africa has been minuscule. In 1986 and 1987, for example, Israel's trade with Pretoria totalled just one per cent of South Africa's overall trade. The countries that have traded most with South Africa are West Germany, Great Britain, Japan, France and Italy. Israel is near the bottom of the list. Indeed, Israel's trade with South Africa is even less than that of the black African states. According to the International Monetary Fund Direction of Trade Yearbook 1984, Israeli imports from South Africa in 1983 were just $69 million and its exports to South Africa were $142 million, while the black African states imported $315 million worth of goods from Pretoria that year and exported $772 million to the apartheid regime.

The Jerusalem post, 1990-07-04

ARAB ARMS AND OIL FUEL APARTHEID

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Series 02: Allen & Unwin Further Production files, ca. 1976-1990

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FOREST PRODUCTS 2015

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