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Le gouvernement ivoirien s’est fixé comme priorité l’hébergement de ses citoyens, mais afin d’atteindre cet objectif, il va devoir renforcer les solutions de financement offertes tant aux acquéreurs qu’aux promoteurs immobiliers, et ce, notamment pour le marché bas de gamme. Compte tenu de la pénurie de logements, estimée à 400 000 logements, et de l’urbanisation rapide que connaît le pays, l’Etat s’est engagé à encourager les projets immobiliers.

The Saudi Arabian economy recorded another solid year of expansion in 2012, sustained by its energy sector and a steady rise in state spending. While growth may moderate in 2013, a number of sectors, including construction and banking, look set to continue expanding.

President Goodluck Jonathan and his economic team began 2012 with a renewed focus on their Agenda for National Transformation (ANT), targeting wholesale reform across a range of economic sectors.

The emirate’s economy continued its recovery in 2012, with a number of key sectors posting high growth over the past 12 months. However, there are some concerns that the rebound could happen too quickly, resulting in further difficulties in the future.

The country’s first full post-revolutionary year has seen the first free presidential elections in Egypt’s long history, and signs of a recovery in GDP growth, but also the teething problems of a young democracy with serious economic challenges ahead. As a large and growing market, strategically located, with some important natural resources, and a tradition of economic liberalisation stretching back several decades, Egypt is an enticing prospect for many investors.

While 2013 will produce a number of challenges for Malaysia’s construction sector, including a degree of uncertainty surrounding the approaching election and a shortage of workers, the industry is still expected to post a decent performance this year.