Morocco will be hosting the 22nd edition of the Conference of the Parties on November 2016, an event considered as the most important rendez-vous on climate change effects. This event comes at a time when the country is embarking on ambitious projects related to the fight against climate change: Morocco is expecting to raise its […]
VoIP Ban in Morocco and its economic impact on the country
Starting in January 2016, the VoIP Ban in Morocco significantly impacted Internet users nationwide, restricting the use of popular communication apps like Skype and WhatsApp. This move by the Moroccan telecommunications regulation agency, ANRT, and service providers signals a major shift in digital communication policy. Few days later the Moroccan telecommunications regulation agency, the ANRT, […]
Africa: A Potential Destination for Spanish Products
This article aims to provide a general insight of the commercial exchanges’ background between Spain and Africa. On this purpose, we will display figures and charts which may enable us to understand the reasons behind the current context, we will also compare Africa with the rest of the world economic areas, as well as Spain […]
Kenyan Agricultural Sector
Exploring the Kenyan Agricultural Sector reveals a landscape rich in diversity and opportunity. As a cornerstone of Kenya’s economy, agriculture plays a pivotal role, leveraging the country’s vast arable land and favorable climate to cultivate a variety of crops for both export and local consumption COUNTRY DESCRIPTION Kenya is a large country of 580,367 km² […]
Illicit financial flows from developing countries
This article will present the key findings of 2015 report about “Illicit financial integrity” prepared by Global Financial Integrity (GFI) -a non-profit, Washington, DC-based research and advisory organization, which produces high-caliber analyses of illicit financial flows, advises developing country governments on effective policy solutions, and promotes pragmatic transparency measures in the international financial system as […]
Renewable Energy in the MENA Region
For years, energy has been heavily subsidized in the MENA region. As stated by the IMF, in 2011 energy subsidies represented 8.5 % of GDP and 22 % of government revenue, at a total cost of $240 billion. Moreover, “six of the world’s largest subsidizing countries are found in MENA, led by Kuwait, Iran, Saudi […]
Rwanda: A Rapid Economic Transformation
After a four-year civil war that ended in 1994 and that has thrown Rwanda into a deep crisis, the country is engaged in a new momentum of economic development. In fact, the government has launched in 2000 a long-term development strategy “Rwanda 2020”. The goal of this program is to transform the country from a […]
Africa’s Mining Industry: A Lifeline for Regional Growth
Introduction to Africa’s Economic Focus Africa’s Mining Industry has become a critical focus for the international economic community, with its development taking center stage in the continent’s economic expansion. With growth having stalled in much of the world’s continents for the last few years, Africa has naturally seen its development take centre stage. Its growing […]
Exploring the Potential of e-Commerce in Africa
Despite the lack of appropriate electronic payment systems and sometimes limited access to internet, many experts and e-Commerce companies are positive about e-Commerce growth in Africa. According to a report published by Mckinsey & Company in 2013, e-commerce is expected to grow considerably over the next few years : “By 2025, it could account for […]
Egypt: Overview of the Agriculture Sector
The country Egypt is a country in North-Eastern Africa. It shares borders with Libya, Sudan, Israel and the Gaza Strip. It has coasts on the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. The total area is 1,000,450 sq. km with a population of 83.39 million. The country’s nominal GDP was in 2014 estimated at 286.4 billion […]









