Turkey has declared that 2015 will be the year of “inclusive and robust growth through collective action.” To achieve its aims, Turkey has adopted the so-called ‘Three I’s’ as the guiding principles of its presidency: Inclusiveness, Implementation and Investment for growth. We take a closer look at what these principles represent in practice.
Turkey has declared that 2015 will be the year of “inclusive and robust growth through collective action.” To achieve its aims, Turkey has adopted the so-called ‘Three I’s’ as the guiding principles of its presidency: Inclusiveness, Implementation and Investment for growth. We take a closer look at what these principles represent in practice.
Integration of the value chain and synergies among its affiliates are putting Tiret Corporate on track to be globally competitive and less reliant on imports. CEO Tadesse Kassa provides clear examples of how the endowment organization is adding to the socioeconomic development of Ethiopia, and where future potential for growth lies.
Integration of the value chain and synergies among its affiliates are putting Tiret Corporate on track to be globally competitive and less reliant on imports. CEO Tadesse Kassa provides clear examples of how the endowment organization is adding to the socioeconomic development of Ethiopia, and where future potential for growth lies.
Education, one of the central concerns of Pakistan’s Vision 2025 plan, is becoming more accessible to population, and higher education in particular is moving the country forward in science and technology
Education, one of the central concerns of Pakistan’s Vision 2025 plan, is becoming more accessible to population, and higher education in particular is moving the country forward in science and technology
While the rest of the continent is expected to show sluggish growth in the coming years, the Guyanese economy is set to build on its 3% growth in 2015 and feature among the top-five performers in Latin America, as its prepares to diversify its economy and oil and gas production begins
While the rest of the continent is expected to show sluggish growth in the coming years, the Guyanese economy is set to build on its 3% growth in 2015 and feature among the top-five performers in Latin America, as its prepares to diversify its economy and oil and gas production begins
The characteristics of Lebanon’s healthcare system is explained by Salam Rayes, CEO of Saint George Hospital University Medical Center, along with what makes his hospital stand out and the challenges facing the country’s international image and its youth.
The characteristics of Lebanon’s healthcare system is explained by Salam Rayes, CEO of Saint George Hospital University Medical Center, along with what makes his hospital stand out and the challenges facing the country’s international image and its youth.
Egypt’s major tourism stakeholders are optimistic about the future of the rapidly rebounding sector as the Ministry of Tourism’s strategy takes flight
Egypt’s major tourism stakeholders are optimistic about the future of the rapidly rebounding sector as the Ministry of Tourism’s strategy takes flight
Focusing on its popular content and a diversity of platforms and revenue streams, Fuji Media Holdings is expanding its array of business interests and also has plans to tap Japan’s rapidly rising tourism sector. Chairman & CEO Hisashi Hieda provides an exclusive insight into what’s happening in the world of Japanese media.
Focusing on its popular content and a diversity of platforms and revenue streams, Fuji Media Holdings is expanding its array of business interests and also has plans to tap Japan’s rapidly rising tourism sector. Chairman & CEO Hisashi Hieda provides an exclusive insight into what’s happening in the world of Japanese media.
An ancient Sudanese proverb says that one should share food like brothers, but settle accounts as merchants. The proverb cautions people to deal with friendship and business as two separate issues. For the nomadic communities of northern Sudan, a commercial transaction could be as sacred as a religious decree.
An ancient Sudanese proverb says that one should share food like brothers, but settle accounts as merchants. The proverb cautions people to deal with friendship and business as two separate issues. For the nomadic communities of northern Sudan, a commercial transaction could be as sacred as a religious decree.
Ethiopia’s infrastructure has changed beyond all recognition compared with 20 years ago, and the momentum of its development is gathering pace, with the government pulling out all the stops to help local contractors, such as Afro-Tsion Construction Ltd, build capacity, resources and portfolios. General Manager Sisay Desta explains the substantial growth in the sector and the big opportunities it holds for investors.
Ethiopia’s infrastructure has changed beyond all recognition compared with 20 years ago, and the momentum of its development is gathering pace, with the government pulling out all the stops to help local contractors, such as Afro-Tsion Construction Ltd, build capacity, resources and portfolios. General Manager Sisay Desta explains the substantial growth in the sector and the big opportunities it holds for investors.
Demand for real estate and infrastructure is sky high in Ethiopia and is filling the order books of local contractors, such as the Sunshine Investment Group, which is creating milestone developments with international partners Hilton and Marriott, among others. Founder and CEO Samuel Tafese discusses the booming sector, as well as the company’s CSR focus, and advises investors not to hesitate to get involved in helping the country take shape.
Demand for real estate and infrastructure is sky high in Ethiopia and is filling the order books of local contractors, such as the Sunshine Investment Group, which is creating milestone developments with international partners Hilton and Marriott, among others. Founder and CEO Samuel Tafese discusses the booming sector, as well as the company’s CSR focus, and advises investors not to hesitate to get involved in helping the country take shape.
