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Les efforts continus d’accroissement de la capacité des ports marocains et d’amélioration de leur efficacité ont contribué à faire décoller le trafic maritime ces derniers mois.

Recent data show that Kuwait’s tourism sector had a good summer, with its hotels outperforming those found in many other GCC markets. Both public and private industry stakeholders are keen to build up the market further, although the limited scope of Kuwait’s tourist offering could make meeting targets difficult to achieve, at least in the short term.

While Egypt has a number of appealing long-term fundamentals – including a large and growing population, broad export profile, strong manufacturing base, natural resources and huge potential tourism revenues – the uncertainty over the country’s stability, economic indicators and broader policies has noticeably slowed growth and production over 2013.

Un système de santé unique et universel, voué à terme à assurer la population gabonaise toute entière, continue d’étendre sa couverture.

Energy consumption in Thailand is set to jump by 75% over the coming two decades as the economy expands and a more affluent society takes to the roads in increasing numbers, according to a new report. However, this new growth and mobility will come at a cost, with dependence on oil imports set to rise and increasing susceptibility to external price shocks.

With local companies starting to buy into the concept of farming out some technology-based activities, Nigeria’s business process outsourcing (BPO) sector is gaining wider acceptance in the domestic market. However, expanding onto the global stage will require countering perceptions of weak regulation and poor security.