All Countries and All Sectors

Companies servicing Malaysia’s oil and gas sector are using the experience and expertise gained during collaborative ventures with foreign firms as a launchpad for overseas expansion.

A confluence of factors is opening opportunities for Jordanian garment manufacturers in their bid to win a greater share of Western clothing markets.

Strong domestic demand for a broad range of goods and services is galvanising economic growth in the Philippines, helping the country to buck a regional slowdown. Consumer confidence remains high, buoyed by news that the government plans to roll out several big-ticket infrastructure projects, in part aimed at creating jobs. However, the Philippines remains vulnerable to many of the external factors.

Rice production in Ghana has come under scrutiny in recent years, as the government works to reduce its agricultural imports by boosting domestic production. A number of state-led initiatives are aimed at improving output, while the private sector is playing an increasingly important role.

Rapid economic expansion in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has produced some challenges, including the question of how to supply electricity to a growing population spread across 450,000 sq km of rugged terrain. However, the government’s long-term bid to boost both generation and distribution capacity is making progress, with plans to build new infrastructure for the sector rapidly gathering pace.

Avec la récente ratification du Programme Détaillé pour le Développement Agricole en Afrique (PDDAA), le Gabon se rapproche de son objectif d’augmentation de la production dans l’un des secteurs déclarés prioritaires par le gouvernement.