11 Nov Interview with Adilson Mangueira Nelumba, Chairman and CEO, Copia Group of Companies
“Angola has paved a remarkable path: first reconstruction, then energy and water and now transportation.”...
“Angola has paved a remarkable path: first reconstruction, then energy and water and now transportation.”...
"American investors are positive about doing business in Serbia due to the strategic location of the country, well-educated English-speaking people, competitive labor costs, generous investment incentives and free trade agreements with the EU and other key markets."...
"South Africa-U.S. relations are dynamic and evolving, built on consistent engagement for mutual benefit. We continue to collaborate on trade, with many American companies investing in South Africa, creating jobs and contributing billions of dollars."...
“As a small nation, Liechtenstein can swiftly implement new regulations, which makes the country an appealing environment for technological advancements.”...
Revenues gained from the recent rise in oil prices have allowed Oman to pivot away from hydrocarbons towards adding value to its industrial value chain and promote the growth of new innovative sectors...
Interview with Florie Liser, President and CEO of Corporate Council on Africa What hurdles need to be overcome in portraying the nascent potential and global significance of Africa in terms of development? We find ourselves in a different place today than we were in the past when...
Held in the capital of Gaborone, the recent US-Africa Business Summit saw more than 1,400 private sector decision-makers and senior government officials congregate in Botswana for four days to strengthen trade, investment and business relationships between the US and Africa. ...
New regulations and improved transparency are helping the country create an attractive environment for investors...