According to a Fitch Solutions report, the Egyptian economy is expected to grow by 4.4% in the 2023/2024 financial year (July-June) compared to 4.2% in the 2022/2023 financial year. An increase which is justified by the increase in foreign investments …
“The general administration of Sank Business informs its customers and partners that following the transfer of 80% of the shares to the new shareholder, a general meeting, subject of a notice of meeting published in the newspaper “Le Pays” No. 7893 of …
Zambia and China have decided to use their national currencies for the settlement of their trade and the financing of their bilateral investments. A measure which aims in particular to reduce exchange costs. China has invested more than $11.3 billion i…
Prime Minister Apollinaire Joachimson Kyelem de Tambèla chaired the high-level meeting between the ministers responsible for technical, financial and management of state companies on the management strategy of state companies on Thursday, September 14,…
Prime Minister Ahmed Hachani met on Friday evening with Algerian Minister of Trade and Export Promotion, Tayeb Zeitouni, at the Government Palace in the Kasbah, in the presence of the Minister of Trade and Export Development, Kalthoum Ben Rejab Guezza…
The value of olive oil exports recorded an increase of 54% in the first ten months of the 2022/2023 harvest,, reaching 2,972 million dinars (MD), compared to the same period of the previous harvest (2021-2022). In terms of volume, exports of olive oil…
The stock market has endured its third consecutive session in the red. The benchmark index closed Wednesday’s session down by 0.23% at 8878.88 points, in light trading with a volume of TND 1.6 million, as analysed by the brokerage firm “Tunisie Valeur…
Even if we are far from the final results, American experts from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) estimate that the damage and economic losses resulting from the earthquake that occurred on Friday September 8 in Morocco could reach up to 8% o…
Senegalese GDP growth in the first half of the year is expected to increase from 5.3% to 4.1%. This situation can be explained by the tense socio-political situation which weighed on the activity of the trade and services sectors during the first half …
Due to a debt amounting to nearly 120 billion naira, Nigerian telecoms companies were preparing to cut off USSD services to banks. But an agreement was reached. Deposit banks have agreed to pay the 120 billion naira ($151.9 million) they owe to telecom…