The document summarizes an upcoming 2nd COMESA Investors Conference that will be held in Cairo, Egypt on February 25th, 2009. The conference is being organized by the COMESA Secretariat and the Egyptian Ministry of Investment to promote investment within the COMESA region. Over 200 government officials and businesspeople from COMESA countries are expected to attend and discuss opportunities in sectors like tourism, infrastructure, agriculture and energy. The agenda includes speeches from various ministers and panels on challenges and opportunities in the COMESA region.
The document announces the second COMESA Investors Conference to be held in Cairo, Egypt. The conference is organized by the COMESA Secretariat and the Egyptian Ministry of Investment, and will bring together over 200 government officials and businesspeople from COMESA countries. The goal is to promote investment within COMESA states and connect Egyptian businesses with investment opportunities and agencies in other member countries. The agenda includes speeches from ministers and panels on challenges, opportunities, and specific sectors in the COMESA region.
The document provides an agenda and summary for a Merrill Lynch Banking & Financial Services Investor Conference. It includes the following:
1) An overview of JPMorgan Chase's 3Q08 results, noting declines in net income driven by higher credit costs, but revenue growth across most business lines.
2) Summaries of the Investment Bank and Retail Financial Services segments, highlighting improved trading results, higher deposits, but also increased credit costs and exposures to mortgage and leveraged lending.
3) Discussion of key risk exposures in mortgage-related assets and legacy leveraged lending, where significant reductions have occurred but challenges remain.
Students at the UIMP-Barcelona campus shared their experiences from their third week of an English immersion course in their weekly diaries. Sara Kang described arriving at the campus and meeting other students. Cristina Prieto discussed her daily schedule of classes, including grammar, public speaking, vocabulary, and homework. David Villalba outlined his schedule and calling his parents after dinner. The diaries provide a glimpse into the students' daily activities, classes, and social experiences during the immersion course.
This document summarizes corporate information for Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., including registrar and transfer agent details, auditor information, stock exchange listings, annual meeting details, market price of common stock, dividends paid per share, trustees, and an 11-year financial summary with operating results, management discussion and analysis. It provides essential corporate contact information and historical financial data for Wal-Mart in 3 sentences or less.
This annual report document from Walmart discusses the company's strong financial performance and growth in 1998. Some key points:
- Walmart had record sales and earnings growth in 1998, exceeding their 15% target for shareholder returns. International expansion also progressed as planned.
- The company focused on improving returns through better asset management, inventory control and cost reductions, allowing profits to grow steadily while continuing to invest in expansion.
- Walmart's various divisions like stores, supercenters, and Sam's Club all increased sales and profits. Plans are outlined to further grow these divisions in the coming year through new store openings and format refinements.
- International goals of becoming the leading retailer in markets like Canada,
Dynamiques des investissements dans les pays riverains de la Méditerranée - I...AFRIKASOURCES
Auteur: Martin FLEURY, Jean-Philippe PAYET (Cabinet R.M.D.A pour IPEMED)
Un nouveau paradigme se met en place en s’appuyant sur les principaux ressorts du Sud que sont la main d’œuvre qualifiée et hautement qualifiée, la présence de partenaires industriels bien installés dans leurs marchés, une base infrastructurelle solide qui continue à se moderniser, l’accès à des marchés émergents, en Méditerranée et au-delà, une jeunesse enthousiaste et des régimes politiques en transition qui sont tenus d’ériger l’économie en priorité. Dès lors, il ne s’agit plus de conserver au Nord les activités nécessitant une main d’œuvre qualifiée et de délocaliser au Sud les activités nécessitant une main d’œuvre abondante et bon marché, mais d’associer la main d’œuvre qualifiée du Sud, moins onéreuse que celle du Nord, aux activités à forte valeur ajoutée. Il ne s’agit pas non plus de remplacer les emplois qualifiés du Nord par des emplois qualifiés au Sud, mais d’intégrer des partenaires ou des segments localisés au Sud dans un projet commun de croissance sur le marché européen (500 millions de personnes) et sur le vaste marché africain émergent (2 milliards de personnes en 2050).
This document is Berkshire Hathaway's quarterly report filed with the SEC for the third quarter of 2008. It includes Berkshire's consolidated balance sheet, earnings statement, and cash flow statement for various periods in 2008. Some key details are:
- Revenues for the third quarter were $27.9 billion, with net earnings of $1.06 billion.
- Total assets at the end of the third quarter were $281.7 billion, with total liabilities of $157.2 billion.
- Cash flow from operations was $8.4 billion for the first nine months, but overall cash decreased by $11 billion due to large investments in fixed assets and acquisitions.
The document announces the second COMESA Investors Conference to be held in Cairo, Egypt. The conference is organized by the COMESA Secretariat and the Egyptian Ministry of Investment, and will bring together over 200 government officials and businesspeople from COMESA countries. The goal is to promote investment within COMESA states and connect Egyptian businesses with investment opportunities and agencies in other member countries. The agenda includes speeches from ministers and panels on challenges, opportunities, and specific sectors in the COMESA region.
The document provides an agenda and summary for a Merrill Lynch Banking & Financial Services Investor Conference. It includes the following:
1) An overview of JPMorgan Chase's 3Q08 results, noting declines in net income driven by higher credit costs, but revenue growth across most business lines.
2) Summaries of the Investment Bank and Retail Financial Services segments, highlighting improved trading results, higher deposits, but also increased credit costs and exposures to mortgage and leveraged lending.
3) Discussion of key risk exposures in mortgage-related assets and legacy leveraged lending, where significant reductions have occurred but challenges remain.
Students at the UIMP-Barcelona campus shared their experiences from their third week of an English immersion course in their weekly diaries. Sara Kang described arriving at the campus and meeting other students. Cristina Prieto discussed her daily schedule of classes, including grammar, public speaking, vocabulary, and homework. David Villalba outlined his schedule and calling his parents after dinner. The diaries provide a glimpse into the students' daily activities, classes, and social experiences during the immersion course.
This document summarizes corporate information for Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., including registrar and transfer agent details, auditor information, stock exchange listings, annual meeting details, market price of common stock, dividends paid per share, trustees, and an 11-year financial summary with operating results, management discussion and analysis. It provides essential corporate contact information and historical financial data for Wal-Mart in 3 sentences or less.
This annual report document from Walmart discusses the company's strong financial performance and growth in 1998. Some key points:
- Walmart had record sales and earnings growth in 1998, exceeding their 15% target for shareholder returns. International expansion also progressed as planned.
- The company focused on improving returns through better asset management, inventory control and cost reductions, allowing profits to grow steadily while continuing to invest in expansion.
- Walmart's various divisions like stores, supercenters, and Sam's Club all increased sales and profits. Plans are outlined to further grow these divisions in the coming year through new store openings and format refinements.
- International goals of becoming the leading retailer in markets like Canada,
Dynamiques des investissements dans les pays riverains de la Méditerranée - I...AFRIKASOURCES
Auteur: Martin FLEURY, Jean-Philippe PAYET (Cabinet R.M.D.A pour IPEMED)
Un nouveau paradigme se met en place en s’appuyant sur les principaux ressorts du Sud que sont la main d’œuvre qualifiée et hautement qualifiée, la présence de partenaires industriels bien installés dans leurs marchés, une base infrastructurelle solide qui continue à se moderniser, l’accès à des marchés émergents, en Méditerranée et au-delà, une jeunesse enthousiaste et des régimes politiques en transition qui sont tenus d’ériger l’économie en priorité. Dès lors, il ne s’agit plus de conserver au Nord les activités nécessitant une main d’œuvre qualifiée et de délocaliser au Sud les activités nécessitant une main d’œuvre abondante et bon marché, mais d’associer la main d’œuvre qualifiée du Sud, moins onéreuse que celle du Nord, aux activités à forte valeur ajoutée. Il ne s’agit pas non plus de remplacer les emplois qualifiés du Nord par des emplois qualifiés au Sud, mais d’intégrer des partenaires ou des segments localisés au Sud dans un projet commun de croissance sur le marché européen (500 millions de personnes) et sur le vaste marché africain émergent (2 milliards de personnes en 2050).
This document is Berkshire Hathaway's quarterly report filed with the SEC for the third quarter of 2008. It includes Berkshire's consolidated balance sheet, earnings statement, and cash flow statement for various periods in 2008. Some key details are:
- Revenues for the third quarter were $27.9 billion, with net earnings of $1.06 billion.
- Total assets at the end of the third quarter were $281.7 billion, with total liabilities of $157.2 billion.
- Cash flow from operations was $8.4 billion for the first nine months, but overall cash decreased by $11 billion due to large investments in fixed assets and acquisitions.
The document announces the second COMESA Investors Conference to be held in Cairo, Egypt. The conference is organized by the COMESA Secretariat and the Egyptian Ministry of Investment, and will bring together over 200 government officials and businesspeople from COMESA countries. It will serve as a forum to promote investment opportunities in COMESA states and facilitate intra-regional investment and trade. The draft agenda outlines presentations on challenges and opportunities in the COMESA region, as well as parallel workshops on key industry sectors.
The 5th West & Central Africa Mining Summit 2012 was a two-day conference held on September 11-12, 2012 in Accra, Ghana. The summit focused on investment and exploration opportunities in mining industries across West and Central Africa, including Ghana, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, Congo, Gabon, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria. Over the two days, speakers from government ministries, mining companies, and financial institutions presented on topics such as commodity market trends, mining projects, financing options, corporate social responsibility, and country-specific opportunities and challenges.
Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 brochureTerrapinn
Looking for profitable African infrastructure projects to invest in? Or looking or finance or funding? This is the conference to attend. It will highlight the most bankable infrastructure projects in Africa and the best funding and finance models available.
Go to http://www.terrapinn.com/2010/iiza for more details.
Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010RobDwet
Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 is where leaders in Africa’s infrastructure investment
industries come together to create fruitful partnerships and asses further profitability for the sector.
This document provides information about the Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 conference to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 8-10 November 2010. It highlights key speakers and panelists from sectors such as energy, transport, and telecoms who will discuss lucrative investment opportunities in African infrastructure. Attendees can learn about funding options, potential partnerships, and strategies to capitalize on infrastructure development on the continent. Discounts of up to R3,328 are available for those who book before 20 August 2010.
This document provides information about the Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 conference to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 8-10 November 2010. It highlights key speakers and panelists from sectors such as energy, transport, and telecoms who will discuss lucrative infrastructure investment opportunities in Africa. Attendees can learn about identifying and funding infrastructure projects, and network with industry leaders and decision-makers from public and private organizations. Discounts of up to R3,328 are available for those who book before 20 August 2010.
Africa Arab Agro Investment Summit 25 27 May 2009AFRIKASOURCES
Africa has a high potential in order to help fight the global food crisis. Many African countries comprise arable land and climate conditions favourable for growing agricultural products.
Furthermore, approximately two third of the continent’s population is employed in the agriculture sector. Although conditions are in favour of high rates of food production Africa is still the biggest receiver of International Food Aid.
Central Africa SME Fund Presentation Oct 2011jarlheijstee
The Central Africa SME Fund targets $25 million for investments in SMEs in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic. It is jointly managed by XSML, a Dutch fund manager, and Cenainvest, a Cameroonian fund manager with over 10 years of private equity experience in Central Africa. The Fund has received $16 million in committed capital from investors including IFC, FMO, and Lundin for Africa. It also has a $1.3 million technical assistance facility to support investments. The Fund will invest in high-growth SMEs across sectors in DRC and CAR to help create jobs and economic opportunity in these underdeveloped markets with large potential for impact.
This document is the March 2011 issue of the monthly magazine "Ghana Business & Finance". The main stories covered in this issue include:
1) An examination of the lessons Ghana can learn from Tunisia's "Jasmine Revolution".
2) Whether Ghana can still rely on mining as an economic catalyst given opportunities missed in the past.
3) How Ghana's new bulk oil storage facilities can enable gas-based industrialization.
4) How Ghana's new pension law could improve retirements by mobilizing major funds.
The 2nd Middle East Leasing Summit 2015 was a 2.5 day event held in Dubai in November to discuss opportunities in the leasing industry in Middle Eastern countries. Speakers from governments, industry associations and leasing companies discussed policies, the market landscape, business models and financing options. During the event, auto fleet leasing was the main topic of discussion on the first half day, while equipment leasing and the financing situation in the Middle East and worldwide were analyzed on the first full day. The final day covered topics like SME financing, customer selection, regulations and risk management. Panel discussions and networking opportunities allowed participants to communicate and learn about new industry developments. The event was supported by several industry organizations and sponsors.
Excellent Leader, Negotiator & Mediator with great rapport with the highest level of Public Personalities including Presidents of various African & Indian Ocean countries including South Africa, Zanzibar, Mozambique & Zambia.
Dr. Veni Andrew is an experienced business leader who has held senior positions in finance, marketing, consulting, and entrepreneurship development. She is currently the CEO of Blackpride Marketing, where she oversees projects in mergers and acquisitions, financing, capital raising, and corporate advisory services. Previously, she founded the MillionaireConnect entrepreneurship program and led Blackpride's empowerment initiatives that trained thousands of entrepreneurs. She has extensive experience developing entrepreneurs and small businesses through sponsored training programs.
AACC to be held on the 16th and 17th of May 2016 at the Indaba Hotel Fourways Johannesburg.
You can look forward to a “mountain” of information about extending credit in Africa underpinned by financial inclusion.
The topics:
Overview of the Africa Continent by Dr Prega Ramsammy (CEO of FinMark Trust)
Transborder Data Flow by Dr Ina Meiring (Director of Werksmans Advisory Services)
Challenges we face in Africa by Gabriel Davel (previous Credit Regulator SA - now consulting to the countries in Africa)
Regulatory issues in Credit by Lesiba Mashapa (Company secretary at the National Credit Regulators Office SA)
The In’s and Out’s of Debt Counselling by Paul Slot (President of the Debt Counsellors Association)
Lack of innovation in credit granting and Enforcement procedures by Ronél Lewies (Director of Lewies Attorneys)
The need for knowledge to do business in Africa by Pieter Steyn (Chairman of LexAfrica)
A Regulatory view by Ingrid Goodspeed (Chief Director, Financial Sector at National Treasury South Africa)
Data Fraud and Identity Theft by Gray Stopforth (Business Development Director at GBG DecTech Australia)
Enablers - Data by Owen Sorrour (Senior vice president TransUnion Analytical and Decision Solutions)
Enablers - Systems by Peter Rafferty (CEO of FutureSoft)
Enablers - Staff by Stan Horwitz (Managing Director HRN Consulting, HR Network)
Enablers - The Building Blocks to financial services and credit by Frank Lenisa (CMO at Compuscan)
Enablers - Financial Models and Systems by Dave van Niekerk (CEO of GetBucks, a Fintech Company)
Minister Gordhan Announces New Transnet Board Appointments_11 July 2023.pdfSABC News
The nine Trasnet Non-Executive Directors and the reappointment of two will serve a three-year term. Andile Sangqu has been appointed as the new Chairperson.
East Africa GRI is a get-together of senior international
and local real estate investors, developers and lenders.
Much like a conversation in your own living room, the GRI
discussion format enables you to interact with everyone
in the room. Quickly find the right partners for your
business, build high value relationships, and continue
the conversation afterwards.
This document provides information about a forum on investment opportunities between the US and Africa. It introduces the speakers: Michael Bing from the DC Minority Business Center; Sharon Walker from Morgenthau Stirling discussing the US and Africa investment outlook; Sindiso Ngwenya from COMESA on doing business in Africa; and Calle Schlettwein, Minister of Trade and Industry from Namibia giving the keynote on investment opportunities in Namibia. Brief biographies are provided for each speaker. Refreshments will be served during the event.
The Arab Economic Forum (AEF) has been held annually in Beirut for 19 consecutive years. It is a major economic conference that brings together heads of state, government ministers, central bankers, and business leaders from across the Arab world and globally to discuss regional economic issues. The AEF provides a platform for exchanging ideas, making business connections, and honoring prominent figures who have contributed to economic development in the Arab region through lifetime achievement awards. It has grown significantly over the years in terms of participation, speakers, and media coverage. The conference is organized by the Al-Iktissad Wal-Aamal Group, a pioneering organization focused on business networking and trade promotion across the Middle East and North Africa through
For the 21st consecutive year, the Arab Economic Forum (AEF), formerly known as the Arab Investment and Capital Markets Conference (ACM), will constitute a unique economic occasion in the Arab region.
Established as a platform to discuss regional regional economic and financial development, the conference has been evolving dynamically to reflect the changing economic landscap in the region.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
OIF 2014 - Qui pour succéder à Abdou DIOUF ?AFRIKASOURCES
Les 29/30 novembre 2014, lors de la Conférence de Dakar, l’actuel Secrétaire- Général de l’Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), M. Abdou DIOUF, quittera ses fonctions après 3 mandats (soit 12 ans).
Diverses personnalités s’affrontent en coulisses pour lui succéder à ce poste prestigieux, certaines de façon officielle, d’autres encore dans l’ombre.
Is Mozambique’s 20 years of peace at risk ?AFRIKASOURCES
Political violence raises amid growing expectations for a future Gas Boom in Mozambique.
"A worst case scenario is a Nigerian-like rebellion (spilling out piracy in the Gulf of Guinea) with Mozambicans Groups attacking offshore platforms and disrupting maritime traffic in the region. But Governments of Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa have already signed a tripartite pact to strengthen maritime security in Indian Ocean and fight piracy..."
Read Afrikasources experts analysis.
The document announces the second COMESA Investors Conference to be held in Cairo, Egypt. The conference is organized by the COMESA Secretariat and the Egyptian Ministry of Investment, and will bring together over 200 government officials and businesspeople from COMESA countries. It will serve as a forum to promote investment opportunities in COMESA states and facilitate intra-regional investment and trade. The draft agenda outlines presentations on challenges and opportunities in the COMESA region, as well as parallel workshops on key industry sectors.
The 5th West & Central Africa Mining Summit 2012 was a two-day conference held on September 11-12, 2012 in Accra, Ghana. The summit focused on investment and exploration opportunities in mining industries across West and Central Africa, including Ghana, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, Congo, Gabon, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria. Over the two days, speakers from government ministries, mining companies, and financial institutions presented on topics such as commodity market trends, mining projects, financing options, corporate social responsibility, and country-specific opportunities and challenges.
Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 brochureTerrapinn
Looking for profitable African infrastructure projects to invest in? Or looking or finance or funding? This is the conference to attend. It will highlight the most bankable infrastructure projects in Africa and the best funding and finance models available.
Go to http://www.terrapinn.com/2010/iiza for more details.
Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010RobDwet
Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 is where leaders in Africa’s infrastructure investment
industries come together to create fruitful partnerships and asses further profitability for the sector.
This document provides information about the Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 conference to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 8-10 November 2010. It highlights key speakers and panelists from sectors such as energy, transport, and telecoms who will discuss lucrative investment opportunities in African infrastructure. Attendees can learn about funding options, potential partnerships, and strategies to capitalize on infrastructure development on the continent. Discounts of up to R3,328 are available for those who book before 20 August 2010.
This document provides information about the Infrastructure Investment World Africa 2010 conference to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa from 8-10 November 2010. It highlights key speakers and panelists from sectors such as energy, transport, and telecoms who will discuss lucrative infrastructure investment opportunities in Africa. Attendees can learn about identifying and funding infrastructure projects, and network with industry leaders and decision-makers from public and private organizations. Discounts of up to R3,328 are available for those who book before 20 August 2010.
Africa Arab Agro Investment Summit 25 27 May 2009AFRIKASOURCES
Africa has a high potential in order to help fight the global food crisis. Many African countries comprise arable land and climate conditions favourable for growing agricultural products.
Furthermore, approximately two third of the continent’s population is employed in the agriculture sector. Although conditions are in favour of high rates of food production Africa is still the biggest receiver of International Food Aid.
Central Africa SME Fund Presentation Oct 2011jarlheijstee
The Central Africa SME Fund targets $25 million for investments in SMEs in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Central African Republic. It is jointly managed by XSML, a Dutch fund manager, and Cenainvest, a Cameroonian fund manager with over 10 years of private equity experience in Central Africa. The Fund has received $16 million in committed capital from investors including IFC, FMO, and Lundin for Africa. It also has a $1.3 million technical assistance facility to support investments. The Fund will invest in high-growth SMEs across sectors in DRC and CAR to help create jobs and economic opportunity in these underdeveloped markets with large potential for impact.
This document is the March 2011 issue of the monthly magazine "Ghana Business & Finance". The main stories covered in this issue include:
1) An examination of the lessons Ghana can learn from Tunisia's "Jasmine Revolution".
2) Whether Ghana can still rely on mining as an economic catalyst given opportunities missed in the past.
3) How Ghana's new bulk oil storage facilities can enable gas-based industrialization.
4) How Ghana's new pension law could improve retirements by mobilizing major funds.
The 2nd Middle East Leasing Summit 2015 was a 2.5 day event held in Dubai in November to discuss opportunities in the leasing industry in Middle Eastern countries. Speakers from governments, industry associations and leasing companies discussed policies, the market landscape, business models and financing options. During the event, auto fleet leasing was the main topic of discussion on the first half day, while equipment leasing and the financing situation in the Middle East and worldwide were analyzed on the first full day. The final day covered topics like SME financing, customer selection, regulations and risk management. Panel discussions and networking opportunities allowed participants to communicate and learn about new industry developments. The event was supported by several industry organizations and sponsors.
Excellent Leader, Negotiator & Mediator with great rapport with the highest level of Public Personalities including Presidents of various African & Indian Ocean countries including South Africa, Zanzibar, Mozambique & Zambia.
Dr. Veni Andrew is an experienced business leader who has held senior positions in finance, marketing, consulting, and entrepreneurship development. She is currently the CEO of Blackpride Marketing, where she oversees projects in mergers and acquisitions, financing, capital raising, and corporate advisory services. Previously, she founded the MillionaireConnect entrepreneurship program and led Blackpride's empowerment initiatives that trained thousands of entrepreneurs. She has extensive experience developing entrepreneurs and small businesses through sponsored training programs.
AACC to be held on the 16th and 17th of May 2016 at the Indaba Hotel Fourways Johannesburg.
You can look forward to a “mountain” of information about extending credit in Africa underpinned by financial inclusion.
The topics:
Overview of the Africa Continent by Dr Prega Ramsammy (CEO of FinMark Trust)
Transborder Data Flow by Dr Ina Meiring (Director of Werksmans Advisory Services)
Challenges we face in Africa by Gabriel Davel (previous Credit Regulator SA - now consulting to the countries in Africa)
Regulatory issues in Credit by Lesiba Mashapa (Company secretary at the National Credit Regulators Office SA)
The In’s and Out’s of Debt Counselling by Paul Slot (President of the Debt Counsellors Association)
Lack of innovation in credit granting and Enforcement procedures by Ronél Lewies (Director of Lewies Attorneys)
The need for knowledge to do business in Africa by Pieter Steyn (Chairman of LexAfrica)
A Regulatory view by Ingrid Goodspeed (Chief Director, Financial Sector at National Treasury South Africa)
Data Fraud and Identity Theft by Gray Stopforth (Business Development Director at GBG DecTech Australia)
Enablers - Data by Owen Sorrour (Senior vice president TransUnion Analytical and Decision Solutions)
Enablers - Systems by Peter Rafferty (CEO of FutureSoft)
Enablers - Staff by Stan Horwitz (Managing Director HRN Consulting, HR Network)
Enablers - The Building Blocks to financial services and credit by Frank Lenisa (CMO at Compuscan)
Enablers - Financial Models and Systems by Dave van Niekerk (CEO of GetBucks, a Fintech Company)
Minister Gordhan Announces New Transnet Board Appointments_11 July 2023.pdfSABC News
The nine Trasnet Non-Executive Directors and the reappointment of two will serve a three-year term. Andile Sangqu has been appointed as the new Chairperson.
East Africa GRI is a get-together of senior international
and local real estate investors, developers and lenders.
Much like a conversation in your own living room, the GRI
discussion format enables you to interact with everyone
in the room. Quickly find the right partners for your
business, build high value relationships, and continue
the conversation afterwards.
This document provides information about a forum on investment opportunities between the US and Africa. It introduces the speakers: Michael Bing from the DC Minority Business Center; Sharon Walker from Morgenthau Stirling discussing the US and Africa investment outlook; Sindiso Ngwenya from COMESA on doing business in Africa; and Calle Schlettwein, Minister of Trade and Industry from Namibia giving the keynote on investment opportunities in Namibia. Brief biographies are provided for each speaker. Refreshments will be served during the event.
The Arab Economic Forum (AEF) has been held annually in Beirut for 19 consecutive years. It is a major economic conference that brings together heads of state, government ministers, central bankers, and business leaders from across the Arab world and globally to discuss regional economic issues. The AEF provides a platform for exchanging ideas, making business connections, and honoring prominent figures who have contributed to economic development in the Arab region through lifetime achievement awards. It has grown significantly over the years in terms of participation, speakers, and media coverage. The conference is organized by the Al-Iktissad Wal-Aamal Group, a pioneering organization focused on business networking and trade promotion across the Middle East and North Africa through
For the 21st consecutive year, the Arab Economic Forum (AEF), formerly known as the Arab Investment and Capital Markets Conference (ACM), will constitute a unique economic occasion in the Arab region.
Established as a platform to discuss regional regional economic and financial development, the conference has been evolving dynamically to reflect the changing economic landscap in the region.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
OIF 2014 - Qui pour succéder à Abdou DIOUF ?AFRIKASOURCES
Les 29/30 novembre 2014, lors de la Conférence de Dakar, l’actuel Secrétaire- Général de l’Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), M. Abdou DIOUF, quittera ses fonctions après 3 mandats (soit 12 ans).
Diverses personnalités s’affrontent en coulisses pour lui succéder à ce poste prestigieux, certaines de façon officielle, d’autres encore dans l’ombre.
Is Mozambique’s 20 years of peace at risk ?AFRIKASOURCES
Political violence raises amid growing expectations for a future Gas Boom in Mozambique.
"A worst case scenario is a Nigerian-like rebellion (spilling out piracy in the Gulf of Guinea) with Mozambicans Groups attacking offshore platforms and disrupting maritime traffic in the region. But Governments of Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa have already signed a tripartite pact to strengthen maritime security in Indian Ocean and fight piracy..."
Read Afrikasources experts analysis.
Lettre au Ministre des Affaires EtrangèresAFRIKASOURCES
Le Président du Conseil Régional de La Réunion, Didier ROBERT et le Vice Président du Conseil général Roland ROBERT ont adressé une lettre au Ministre des Affaires Etrangères de la France M. Laurent Fabius. Courrier accusateur relatif à leur marginalisation durant les Rencontres pour les 30 ans de la Commission de l'Océan Indien (COI) qui se sont déroulés les 9 et 10 janvier dernier à Mahé.
1) Kenya's new president Uhuru Kenyatta appointed a Harvard-educated finance minister and nominated the first female foreign secretary. The private sector is optimistic about economic reforms.
2) Tax authorities in Congo failed to account for $88 million in mining revenues, and London-listed mining company ENRC faces a UK corruption probe over Congo operations.
3) Ethiopia is negotiating with Brazil, Russia and India to finance new rail projects, as it works to develop infrastructure and transform its economy.
This document is a Q&A about recent revelations of US government surveillance programs. It explains that the NSA has been collecting phone record metadata on millions of Americans under the Patriot Act since 2006 and information on foreigners from major tech companies through the PRISM program since 2007. These programs were authorized by secret courts but not revealed until leaks in 2013. While the government claims the goal is counterterrorism, critics argue it amounts to unprecedented domestic spying and the public deserves more transparency about surveillance of citizens.
Mauritius - Export made clear (by Mexa)AFRIKASOURCES
« L’avenir de l’industrie d’exportation dépendra de notre efficacité dans l’identification de marchés alternatifs pour nos biens et services », écrit la Mauritius Export Association (MEXA) dans un document intitulé « Export Made Clear » et dans lequel l’association dissèque la performance du secteur pendant le premier trimestre 2013.
Les conclusions de l’étude montrent un réel dynamisme du tissu économique domien car, malgré des contraintes spécifiques et en dépit de phases de ralentissement et de rebond plus marquées qu’en France métropolitaine, les entreprises ont maintenu un niveau de performance élevé.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE OUTERMOST REGIONS FOR STRENGTHENING EU FOREIGN AND REGI...AFRIKASOURCES
The document discusses the importance of the Outermost Regions (OMRs) for strengthening the EU's foreign and regional relations. It outlines key characteristics of the OMRs, including their remote locations, legal status within the EU, and how their strategic locations provide opportunities for relations with neighboring countries and regions. The document also examines the EU's developing strategy regarding the OMRs, how the regions can contribute internally through policies and instruments, and their potential roles in the EU's external relations with regions like the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Indian Ocean areas.
An Ecosystems Approach to Water and Food SecurityAFRIKASOURCES
Recognising healthy ecosystems as the basis for sustainable water resources and stable food security can help produce more food from each unit of agricultural land, improve resilience to climate change and provide economic benefits for poor communities, according to a new report from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), in partnership with 19 other organizations.
More: http://unep.org/newscentre/Default.aspx?DocumentID=2649&ArticleID=8834&l=en
The document discusses regional cooperation and integration in Africa dating back to the colonial era. It identifies four phases of regional integration:
1) During the colonial period when some countries were governed together despite being divided.
2) Immediately after independence when African countries tried to unite, including forming the OAU.
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1. 2nd COMESA INVESTORS CONFERENCE
Paving the road to Comesa
25th February 2009
Fairmont Towers Hotel, Cairo, Egypt
under the patronage of the EGYPTIAN MINISTER O INVESTMENT
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2. 2nd COMESA INVESTORS CONFERENCE
Fairmont Towers Hotel, 25th February 2009
The COMESA Secretariat in collaboration with the Ministry of Investment in Egypt invites you to the second major COMESA Investor
Conference. The COMESA Regional Investment Agency (RIA), under the aegis of the COMESA Secretariat, will spearhead the Conference.
The conference is expected to draw more than 200 people, including government officials and businessmen from the COMESA region,
including the heads of the COMESA Investment Promotion Agencies, development organizations, financial institutions and private sector
organizations. This conference will serve as a network for Egyptian businessmen and COMESA Investment Promotion Agencies that will
get the chance to promote investment opportunities in the most feasable conditions while enhancing intra COMESA investment and
trade within the COMESA Member States.
About Comesa
The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) was established to replace the preferential Trade Area for Eastern and
Southern Africa States (PTA). COMESA is today a group of 19 African states stretching from Libya to Swaziland that have agreed to
promote regional integration through the trade development and to development and to develop their natural and human resources for
the mutual benefit of their peoples. In attaining the goal, COMESA recognises that peace, security are key factors in providing
investment, and regional economic integration. The COMESA agenda is to deepen and broaden the integration process among Member
States through the adoption of more comprehensive trade liberation measures through the free movement of capital, labour.
About the Comesa Regional Investment Agency
RIA is the Regional investment Agency for the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA),. Launched in 2006, the
Agency aims to make the COMESA region a viable, attractive destination for regional and international investors. In the long term, RIA's
shared vision with COMESA is to present the region as a fully integrated, internationally competitive regional economic utility.
RIA's key role is to be the strategic driver for capacity building amongst COMESA member states' Investment Promotion Agencies,
promoting best practice and facillitating each member state to generate a positive business environment for potential investors - thus
creating a strong region within Africa for investment. ,
Your contact at COMESA RIA:
Ms. Dina Helal
Email: events@comesaria.org/ dhelal@comesaria.org
Tel: +202 240 55 428
Fax: +202 240 55 421
3. 2nd COMESA INVESTORS CONFERENCE
Draft Agenda
8:30 Registration
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(White Canyon Hall)
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9: 00 Opening Remarks: COMESA Secretary General, Mr. Sindiso Ngwenya
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9: 10 Unleashing the power of COMESA
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H.E. Hon. Gaggawala nelson Wambuzi
Minister of State, Tourism, Trade and Industry
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Uganda
H.E Hon. Henry Mussa
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Minister of Trade and Industry
Malawi
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H.E. Dr. George Bureng
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Minister of Investment
Sudan
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H.E Hon. Felix Mutati
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Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry
Zambia
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H.E Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin
Minister of Investment
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Egypt
10:15 Networking Break and Press Conference
10: 30 Challenges and Opportunities Within the COMESA Region
Chairperson: Mr. Assem Ragab
Chairman
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Mrs. Heba Salama
Manager
COMESA Regional Investment Agency
Mr. Cyprien Sakubu
Vice Chairman
African Trade Insurance Agency
Dr. Michael Gondwe
President
PTA Bank
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Mr. Mahmood Mansoor
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Chief Technical Adviser
COMESA Clearing House
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Mr. Talal Abu Ghazaleh
Chairman and CEO
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Talal Abu Ghazaleh Organization
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Networking Coffee Break
11:30
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4. 2nd COMESA INVESTORS CONFERENCE
Draft Agenda
Parallel Workshops (Granite and Coral Halls)
11:45
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Investment Opportunities “Tourism” Investment Opportunities “Infrastructure”
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Ms. Amina Houssein Guireh Chairperson: Dr. Essam Sharaf
Head of Promotion Dept. Former Minister of Transport, Professor of Transportation
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National Investment Promotion Agency (ANAPI), Djibouti Engineering, Cairo University, Egypt
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Mr. Raju Jaddoo Dr. Margret Kigozi
Managing Director Executive Director
Board of Investment, Mauritius Uganda Investment Promotion Agency
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Ms. Rosemary Mbabazi Mr. Zizwe Vilane
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Director, Investment Promotion Director, Foreign Direct Investment
Rwanda Export and Investment Promotion Agency Swaziland Investment Promotion Agency
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Ms. Florence Mumba Mr. J R Banda
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Director Managing Director
Zambia Development Agency Malawi Investment Promotion Agency
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Mr. Richard Mbaiwa
Managing Director
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Zimbabwe Investment Promotion Agency
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Networking Lunch (Colored Canyon Hall) (Sponsored by GAFI)
13:00
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Parallel Workshops (Granite and Coral Halls)
14:30
Investment Opportunities “Agriculture” Investment Opportunities “Energy”
Mr. Amis Herady Mr. Gerard Muringa
Investment Promotion Manager General Director of Development
National Investment Promotion Agency, DR Congo Ministry of Trade and Industry, Burundi
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Mr. Abi Woldemeskel Ms. Susan Kikwai
Director General Managing Director
Ethiopia Investment Promotion Agency Kenya Investment Promotion Agency
Mr. Johary Rajosefa Ms. Sherin Renaud
Investors Relation Director Chief Executive Officer
Economic Development Board, Madagascar Seychelles Investment Bureau
Mr. Abdallah El Haj Mohammed Mr. Zizwe Vilane
Under Secretary Director, Foreign Direct Investment
Ministry of Investment, Sudan Swaziland Investment Promotion Agency
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Vote of Thanks (White Canyon Hall)
16:00
Dr. (Eng.) Cyrus Njiru
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Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Trade, Kenya
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Wrap up and Closing remarks
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Mr. Stephen Karangizi
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Assistant Secretary General, Programmes
COMESA
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Mr. Chalimba Phiri
Chairman
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COMESA RIA
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5. 2nd COMESA INVESTORS CONFERENCE
Attendance is free but previous registration is required
REGISTRATION PARTICIPANTS FORM
Comesa Regional Investment Agency
3A, Salah Salem Road, Nasr City,
Cairo, Egypt
General Authority for Investment BLDG
Tel: + (202) 2405 5428
Fax: + (202) 2405 5421
E-mail: events@comesaria.org
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