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Raimundo Maico Diomba menciona algumas das oportunidades de investimento na Província de Maputo em áreas como agricultura, indústria, turismo, transporte…
Not long ago, the future looked bright for the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). Long an oasis of peace in an otherwise unstable region, by 2013 the three Kurdish provinces of Erbil, Sulaimaniyah, and Dohuk had become the most prosperous part of the country. Not only were they developing their own oil and gas resources but they were also diversifying into non-oil sectors such as cement, tourism, and real estate. In the major cities consumers were flush with cash—business was booming at shopping malls, car dealerships, gold shops, hotels, and restaurants. Iraq’s tallest apartment and office buildings were under construction. The region’s dream of becoming the “next Dubai” seemed to be fast becoming a reality.
“Lebanon has a good diaspora, there are about 14 million Lebanese living outside of Lebanon. This is a very big asset for Lebanon,” explains Nabil Itani, Chairman – GM of IDAL.
“Despite all, Lebanon has maintained some kind of stability in security, economics and also socially. Subsequently, Lebanon has succeeded in achieving more positive signals in foreign investment, not only due to the security but also due to its diversified economy,” explains Nabil Itani, Chairman – GM of IDAL.
Julião Dimande explains what are the goals of the Chamber of Commerce and gives an overview of the Mozambican economy. He also discusses investment opportunities in sectors such as energy, agriculture and tourism.
Julião Dimande, President of Mozambique Chamber of Commerce, explains what are the strong sectors and services of Mozambique, at a national and international level.
António Correia presents Banco Único and talks about the bank’s success story in Mozambique. In just two years and a half, Banco Único rapidly came from the 18th position to become the country’s 6th biggest bank.
“We see so much potential for power generation because the current overall national power deficit is about 360 MW and renewable energy for example can offset over 90% of this deficit,” explains Omane Frimpong, CEO of Wilkins Engineering, the right partner for electricity engineering projects in West Africa.
“The tourism market in Ghana is certainly on an upward trend, there are no two ways about that,” says Adrian Landry, Labadi Beach Hotel, which recently opened the best spa in Accra.
“We can see Volta River Authority playing a dominant role as the major energy utility in this country,” says Isaac Kirk Koffi, Chief Executive of Volta River Authority (VRA).
