All Countries and All Sectors

El gobierno de Panamá continúa invirtiendo fondos públicos en el marco de la revisión de la infraestructura nacional que se viene desarrollando, la cual incluye mega-proyectos tales como la expansión del Canal de Panamá equivalente a US $ 5.25 mil millones, el Metro de Ciudad de Panamá que asciende a los US$ 1.88 mil millones, el mejoramiento de las carreteras, los aeropuertos y los puertos nacionales.

The government in Mongolia is taking steps to clean up its reputation when it comes to the environment, with a green development policy planned, a huge wind farm opening and the Ministry of Environment and Green Development confronting the mining industry. However, balancing growth with green objectives is still proving a challenge.

The property sector in Malaysia has been attracting plenty of attention from foreign investors and could draw in even more. But after a period of strong price growth, new regulations on lending and slower economic expansion may cool the market, leading developers and the government to target projects and investment incentives more carefully.

Although the country has a comparatively robust standard of health care, the Ghanaian government has received growing calls to raise sector spending and reform the medical system. Access has improved in recent years, but non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are pushing for more public resources to help Ghana achieve its health goals.

With the construction phase of Papua New Guinea’s (PNG’s) liquefied natural gas (LNG) project nearing completion, the government is poised to roll out a maritime transport programme to support its bid to diversify economic interests. The far-reaching plans include overhauling ports, expanding capacity and, in some instances, relocating facilities or building new outlets to meet rising demand.

El sector inmobiliario en México continúa presentando una fuerte recuperación a partir de la crisis financiera mundial, con vehículos de inversión que juegan un papel importante a la hora de impulsar el crecimiento y dirigir el mercado hacia la madurez.