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Canadian Govt. Acts to Develop Trade Between Israel and Canada

July 1, 1953
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The Canadian Government has authorized the Export Credit Insurance Corporation – a federal government insurance institution -to insure the Canada-Israel Corporation against loss in respect of shipments to the Government of Israel to the extent of $5,000,000. This move marks a considerable step in the development of trade between Israel and Canada and forms the basis of loans extended by the Canadian banks to the Canada-Israel Corporation.

The Export Credit Insurance Corporation covers such risks as the insolvency of the buyers, the failure of the buyer to pay the exporters within a year after due date of payment, the operation of any law which would have the effect of preventing payment, the occurrence of war or insurrection and other specified risks.

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