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ANP Maritime General Service Respirator training

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  The General Service Respirator evolution (GSR) respiratory protection mask was successfully built, fitted, repaired, and tested by ANP Maritime in collaboration with 3M Scott Safety for the Royal Saudi Naval Force.   The GSR is an advanced respirator employed by the UK Armed Forces as part of their respiratory protection system because it provides greater protection against Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) hazards than other negative pressure respirators.   "ANP is honoured to help the RSNF provide this important personal safety training session. ANP Maritime has successfully collaborated with our delivery partners to deliver a specialised DSAT-compliant course employing our ex-RN service teachers, adding significant value to the supply chain" Ray Thomson, director of maritime training, remarked.   As part of a larger BAE Systems requirement, it is anticipated that the successful pilot course may result in more training packages from MCA-accredited t

How Countries Can Diversify Their Exports

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  Government, education, infrastructure, and trade policy are four economic elements that are directly related to more complicated and diversified exports between nations. Chile, the largest copper producer in the world, exports approximately half of its goods and supplies roughly one-third of the world's demand for metal. Beyond the dominance of mining, however, Chile's trade flows are more diverse and complex than they may seem, with sizeable exports of automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and telecom equipment. And the Andean economy is one of those that stands out as a role model for diversification strategies.   By looking beyond commodities, the research demonstrates that economy-wide policies, such as governance and education, help foster a variety of exports more than policies that are specifically targeted toward industries. This finding can better direct countries looking to increase their international trade.   The analysis of 201 nations and territories goes beyond the eco