Ranking the world’s fourth largest economy, recent figures show the MENA region generated a combined GDP of approximately 3.6 trillion USD. While the global financial system may remain in flux, the uncertain landscape poses significant opportunity for financial institutions.
Ranking the world’s fourth largest economy, recent figures show the MENA region generated a combined GDP of approximately 3.6 trillion USD. While the global financial system may remain in flux, the uncertain landscape poses significant opportunity for financial institutions.
H.E. Minister Bacale Obiang elaborates on the government’s plans to diversify the economy from oil and gas industries and enhancing the business climate to make other sectors attractive to investment.
H.E. Minister Bacale Obiang elaborates on the government’s plans to diversify the economy from oil and gas industries and enhancing the business climate to make other sectors attractive to investment.
Minister Mba Olo Bahamonde talks about the country’s aim to diversify its economy away from oil and gas and how telecommunications and technology will help to achieve this ambitious plan.
Minister Mba Olo Bahamonde talks about the country’s aim to diversify its economy away from oil and gas and how telecommunications and technology will help to achieve this ambitious plan.
In 2008, the government agreed its highly ambitious 2030 Vision for Qatar, and I quote, H.E. The Governor Sheikh Abdulla of the Central Bank, “Qatar 2030 will be a place where all Qataris can work, prosper and experience advanced living standards.”
In 2008, the government agreed its highly ambitious 2030 Vision for Qatar, and I quote, H.E. The Governor Sheikh Abdulla of the Central Bank, “Qatar 2030 will be a place where all Qataris can work, prosper and experience advanced living standards.”
Due to the pronounced economic crisis that has beaten the stability of several economies at an international level, the investment efforts in research and development have dramatically fallen, and have been relying on the private sector in some countries, among which we find Spain. In Spain, the R&D investment has declined 8% from the beginning of the crisis, and 3 out of every 4 Euros spent in R&D are spent by the private sector. In this context we interviewed Mr. Augusto Rodriguez-Villa, Founder and President of AlgaEnergy, a small company that has positioned itself at the international forefront of microalgae biotechnology through its investments in R&D.
Due to the pronounced economic crisis that has beaten the stability of several economies at an international level, the investment efforts in research and development have dramatically fallen, and have been relying on the private sector in some countries, among which we find Spain. In Spain, the R&D investment has declined 8% from the beginning of the crisis, and 3 out of every 4 Euros spent in R&D are spent by the private sector. In this context we interviewed Mr. Augusto Rodriguez-Villa, Founder and President of AlgaEnergy, a small company that has positioned itself at the international forefront of microalgae biotechnology through its investments in R&D.
The government is laying out a set of incentives to spur growth in the shipbuilding industry as part of efforts to help realize the maritime-axis platform campaigned by President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo.
The government is laying out a set of incentives to spur growth in the shipbuilding industry as part of efforts to help realize the maritime-axis platform campaigned by President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo.
Mr. Pedro Calixto, Country Senior Partner in PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Angola discussed with The Worldfolio the business climate in Angola, the changes in the Angolan tax system and its effects on foreign multinationals, as well as the strong African footprint of the company.
Mr. Pedro Calixto, Country Senior Partner in PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Angola discussed with The Worldfolio the business climate in Angola, the changes in the Angolan tax system and its effects on foreign multinationals, as well as the strong African footprint of the company.
An interview with Mr. Ghazi Abu Nahl, a major shareholder and Chairman of a Group whose net assets exceed $300 million with subsidiaries and affiliates in the MENA region, UK, Spain, Qatar, Oman, Cyprus and Malaysia. Mr. Nahl leads Qatar General Insurance and Reinsurance Co. as Group CEO, having founded the company in 1979, with 20 rich years of experience under his belt. He started Qatar General Insurance & Reinsurance Company as a domestic insurance company in Qatar with now a paid-up capital of $37 million.
An interview with Mr. Ghazi Abu Nahl, a major shareholder and Chairman of a Group whose net assets exceed $300 million with subsidiaries and affiliates in the MENA region, UK, Spain, Qatar, Oman, Cyprus and Malaysia. Mr. Nahl leads Qatar General Insurance and Reinsurance Co. as Group CEO, having founded the company in 1979, with 20 rich years of experience under his belt. He started Qatar General Insurance & Reinsurance Company as a domestic insurance company in Qatar with now a paid-up capital of $37 million.
After the launch of the Africa to Europe (ACE) fiber submarine cable, IPXEG is the only ISP delivering fiber optic connectivity reliably and successfully across the country. Paul Jones, Director General of IPXEG, tells us about the launch of the company, its development and how it has been and is growing together with Equatorial Guinea
After the launch of the Africa to Europe (ACE) fiber submarine cable, IPXEG is the only ISP delivering fiber optic connectivity reliably and successfully across the country. Paul Jones, Director General of IPXEG, tells us about the launch of the company, its development and how it has been and is growing together with Equatorial Guinea
Ranking the world’s fourth largest economy, recent figures show the MENA region generated a combined GDP of approximately 3.6 trillion USD. While the global financial system may remain in flux, the uncertain landscape poses opportunities for financial institutions.
Ranking the world’s fourth largest economy, recent figures show the MENA region generated a combined GDP of approximately 3.6 trillion USD. While the global financial system may remain in flux, the uncertain landscape poses opportunities for financial institutions.