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“For now, there is a good amount of potential. Government contracts are the cornerstone of all catering companies that deal in Kuwait and want to generate large amounts of revenue. Government contracts now and what we have seen over the past several decades are quite consistent in terms of catering,” says Badder Al-Ghanim, CEO (Board Member) of Alghanim Catering (Al-Awama Group).
“Bon Group is the company which owns Chocolate Bar. Chocolate Bar is a café that serves all kinds of chocolate drinks and chocolate desserts. Everything is made fresh every day. It came out of a passion of mine and of my partner’s; we are both females and we both love chocolate! Who doesn’t love chocolate?!,” says Nouf Almutawa, Founder of Chocolate Bar (Bon Group).
Kuwait Finance and Investment Company (KFIC) announced its that its financing services sector (Tamwilia) signed an agreement of cooperation with Midas furniture for the needs of Midas’ clients for home furniture.
“Chocolate Bar is a café that serves all kinds of chocolate drinks and chocolate desserts. Everything is made fresh every day. It came out of a passion of mine and of my partner’s; we are both females and we both love chocolate! Who doesn’t love chocolate?!”
Al-Yousifi Group would like to push the air conditioning and firefighting sector as there is a large market for construction in Kuwait.
“We started operations in 1992, and have been running for 25 years. We provide a combination of government contracts, private camps, and full life support for clients, which includes housing, laundry, catering, housekeeping, as well as occasional transportation.”
“Everywhere we used to see challenges that needed solutions, and for all the problems in the world, there are solutions. We wanted to start giving solutions to the people and to charge them for it.”
Faman Touré, Président de la Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Côte d’Ivoire (CCICI), explique qu’il est important de renforcer les PME, de les accompagner et de faciliter l’accès au financement, afin que la Côte d’Ivoire atteigne l’émergence en 2020.
Anne Eriksson, Country and Regional Senior Partner at PwC, talks about the firm’s main business segments and explains how PwC can help clients do business or invest in Kenya.
Peter Bach gives his assessment of the security services sector in Kenya and presents Diplomatic Protective Services (DPS), a fully private owned company established in 2011 as a subsidiary of DPS Group International, specialized in providing security services across the entire security spectrum.
