An increase in gas production and new economic data has prompted major international institutions to update their economic projections for Trinidad and Tobago, with the country’s outlook for 2019 more positive than previously expected.
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Economic update | En Côte d’Ivoire, une hausse des capacités de production de ciment prometteuse pour les exportations
22 May 2019
La hausse des investissements dans le secteur du ciment en Côte d’Ivoire permettra non seulement de répondre à la demande croissante à l’heure où le pays met en œuvre une stratégie accélérée de développement de ses infrastructures, mais encore de mettre à profit la capacité supplémentaire pour instaurer une filière d’exportation régionale.
Si bien el futuro del sector minero de México sigue siendo incierto, los reciente temores a que la nueva administración obstaculizase el crecimiento del sector a través de regulaciones demasiado estrictas se ha disipado ligeramente.
Articles & Analysis | Major new health care development projects should significantly: expand capacity Welcome developments from The Report: Oman 2017
Efforts are under way in Oman to construct a number of new hospitals and health centres to help meet the growing demands being placed on the national health care system. In 2015 nearly 326,000 patients received treatment and around 102,000 surgical operations were performed in Oman, which has a population of roughly 4.5m, according to...
Articles & Analysis | A growing population finds a health care system ready to meet: its needs On the rise from The Report: Oman 2017
Oman boasts a universal health care system, which offers free primary health care to Omanis and subsidised care for the foreign population of the sultanate. Over the past four decades greater access to medical facilities and doctors has greatly improved the lifespan of Omani citizens, who have seen their life expectancies increase from 49.3...
Oman boasts a universal health care system, which offers free primary health care to Omanis and subsidised care to foreign residents. Over the past four decades greater access to medical facilities and doctors has greatly improved the lifespan of Omani citizens, who have seen their life expectancies increase from 49.3 years in 1970 to roughly 76 years in 2016. However, the cost of the public...