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Interview with Sadoun A. Ali, Managing Director & CEO of KAMCO. Kuwait has to regain the trust of international investors. The capital markets need to be structured in a way that should abide by the most recent rules and regulations. The Capital Markets Authority is coming in very difficult times; it is late to be implemented after the crisis. The difficulty that they are facing is the time.
Corporate social responsibility is a part of KPC’s strategic issues as a national company. Environmental protection is a priority for KPC. Mr. Al-Zanki shortly talks about KPC’s projects in the area of corporate social responsibility for 2012.
Interview with Dr. Amani Khalid Bouresli, Former Minister of Commerce and Industry. Kuwait is totally dependent on oil revenue. One of the major objectives of the development plan is to diversify the economy and with the Kuwait industrial authority, the new standards are set in a way to encourage more new industries, not only chemicals.
Interview with Abdulwahab Al Bader, General Director of Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development.
Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. Today, Kuwait Fund has more than 100 partner countries across the globe. The Fund is offering an aid to countries in development.
View the largest providers of the Internet in Kuwait. The largest companies are Qualitynet followed by KEMS and others.
All companies in Kuwait have their own agencies and we are adding agencies through ownership of these companies. This way, we can have more say in the companies that we have ownership in outside Kuwait. Also, we are doing research for certain niche technologies that can give us the advantage over others.
Michel Accad, CEO of Gulf Bank – Biography
Gulf Bank Company Profile
Our ambition is to be a dominant player in the local retail and commercial banking space. Being a dominant player means you really need to have something like a 15% market share. Today, we are far from that; we’re in the range of 11 or 12% depending on the specific product.
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire’s largest city is also the home of the second largest port in Africa. Overseen by the Autonomous Port of Abidjan (PAA), the largest operator of merchandise through the port is SIMAT (Societe Ivorienne de Manutention et Transit).
Incorporated in 1994 with a capital of 110 million CFA, Petro Ivoire, SA is a public limited company engaged in the distribution of oil products and gas.
Founded in 1964, SIFCA is the leading corporate group in West African agribusiness. With a workforce of over 29,000 located in five countries, SIFCA specializes in cultivating, processing, and marketing of three main agricultural products.
