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Les facteurs économiques fondamentaux restant prometteurs sur le long terme, les décideurs économiques tunisiens cherchent à accélérer la reprise dans le pays après une année 2015 difficile et à encourager une croissance durable en 2016.

South Africa has a host of appealing competitive advantages. It remains the continent’s second-largest economy – benefitting from a large manufacturing base, more than $2.5trn worth of metal and mineral deposits, and one of the most robust financial sectors in the world – and also boasts strong investment and trade ties with a range of key emerging and advanced economies. 

A cabinet reshuffle in Brunei Darussalam has sharpened the country’s focus on tourism against a backdrop of sluggish industry growth and falling visitor numbers.

 

Like many of its emerging market peers, Mongolia felt the weight of falling commodities prices and weaker global demand in 2015. However, progress made in moving major mining and transport infrastructure projects forward is expected to pave the way for recovery in the near to medium term.

With the $8bn expansion of the Suez Canal now complete, Egypt is looking to stimulate activity in the surrounding area, with the ICT sector one of the main focal points.

The need for economic diversification was underscored this past year as the Kuwaiti economy came under pressure from lower oil revenues.

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