The progress of Spain is totally linked with the progress of Morocco, a "Marriage sans divorce" that has turned Spain into the first commercial partner of Morocco, ahead of France.
The progress of Spain is totally linked with the progress of Morocco, a "Marriage sans divorce" that has turned Spain into the first commercial partner of Morocco, ahead of France.
The Upper Reach team met with Dr. Praipol Koomsup, Vice Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Thailand. During the interview he stressed the importance of reducing the reliance on imported energy -especially imported oil and gas- by promoting the use of renewable resources such as sugarcane, waste and rice husk, and animal manure to produce biogas. Another priority for the government is conservation and energy saving, and diversifying its existing energy sources.
The Upper Reach team met with Dr. Praipol Koomsup, Vice Minister of Energy of the Kingdom of Thailand. During the interview he stressed the importance of reducing the reliance on imported energy -especially imported oil and gas- by promoting the use of renewable resources such as sugarcane, waste and rice husk, and animal manure to produce biogas. Another priority for the government is conservation and energy saving, and diversifying its existing energy sources.
Attracted by stability and the highly attractive fiscal scheme, IOCs such as Repsol, Chevron, BP and Genel are betting big on one of the last remaining frontiers in North Africa.
Attracted by stability and the highly attractive fiscal scheme, IOCs such as Repsol, Chevron, BP and Genel are betting big on one of the last remaining frontiers in North Africa.
The CCEI Bank is the most important banking institution in the country. It was founded in 1994, before the exploitation of hydrocarbons started. Today, the financial sector in Equatorial Guinea has a protagonist role due to the new phase of the economic plan “Horizon 2020”, in which Equatorial Guinea is entering.
The CCEI Bank is still a key institution in this development process that aspires to transform the country in an emerging economy by the year 2020.
The IBATIN team met Alberto Doria, Deputy Director at the CCEI Bank, which has more 20 years in the country, to debate about the moment Equatorial Guinea is living. Doria delved into the financial system’s role in this moment of transformations and significant economic growth. He highlighted the country’s stability and emphasized the benevolence of the tax laws in force. Finally, he detailed the services the bank offers and the potentialities of a growing country that shows a unique development in the region in terms of infrastructure.
The CCEI Bank is the most important banking institution in the country. It was founded in 1994, before the exploitation of hydrocarbons started. Today, the financial sector in Equatorial Guinea has a protagonist role due to the new phase of the economic plan “Horizon 2020”, in which Equatorial Guinea is entering.
The CCEI Bank is still a key institution in this development process that aspires to transform the country in an emerging economy by the year 2020.
The IBATIN team met Alberto Doria, Deputy Director at the CCEI Bank, which has more 20 years in the country, to debate about the moment Equatorial Guinea is living. Doria delved into the financial system’s role in this moment of transformations and significant economic growth. He highlighted the country’s stability and emphasized the benevolence of the tax laws in force. Finally, he detailed the services the bank offers and the potentialities of a growing country that shows a unique development in the region in terms of infrastructure.
As she doesn’t come from a rich family or a traditional political clan in Chile, Ximena Rincón, Minister Secretary General to the Presidency, considers herself “a good example of what quality education can produce”. In this interview, she discusses the significance of the reforms, and explains in more details the need for a new constitution and a new electoral system.
As she doesn’t come from a rich family or a traditional political clan in Chile, Ximena Rincón, Minister Secretary General to the Presidency, considers herself “a good example of what quality education can produce”. In this interview, she discusses the significance of the reforms, and explains in more details the need for a new constitution and a new electoral system.
Despites his discrepancies with the way the government is applying structural reforms, Andrés Santa Cruz, President of the Confederation of the Production and Commerce (CPC), reaffirmed that the private sector will always work with the government to ensure the success of Chile and stressed the necessity of positive dialogue to reach common goals.
Despites his discrepancies with the way the government is applying structural reforms, Andrés Santa Cruz, President of the Confederation of the Production and Commerce (CPC), reaffirmed that the private sector will always work with the government to ensure the success of Chile and stressed the necessity of positive dialogue to reach common goals.
Owner of Malta’s first all-inclusive hotel and Hard Rock Café franchise, Seabank Group shows no signs of stopping
Owner of Malta’s first all-inclusive hotel and Hard Rock Café franchise, Seabank Group shows no signs of stopping
“Building new towns doesn’t mean just building homes, but building also universities, hospitals, putting trams if necessary as in Casablanca and Rabat, therefore means of communication. I think that here, there is an opportunity for Spanish companies.”
“Building new towns doesn’t mean just building homes, but building also universities, hospitals, putting trams if necessary as in Casablanca and Rabat, therefore means of communication. I think that here, there is an opportunity for Spanish companies.”
"With our geographical position, with our development, with our knowledge, historical and cultural relations with those people, we can be the good partners for the others to go and have competitive places in the Sub Saharan countries"
"With our geographical position, with our development, with our knowledge, historical and cultural relations with those people, we can be the good partners for the others to go and have competitive places in the Sub Saharan countries"
Malta’s third biggest contributor to GDP is undergoing an image change as the tourism industry encourages visitors new and old to take a closer look at the rewarding experiences it has to offer
Malta’s third biggest contributor to GDP is undergoing an image change as the tourism industry encourages visitors new and old to take a closer look at the rewarding experiences it has to offer
