Faced with challenging global economic conditions, Indonesia is improving the ease of doing business, attracting cash inflows and wooing investors, particularly in the industrial sector
Faced with challenging global economic conditions, Indonesia is improving the ease of doing business, attracting cash inflows and wooing investors, particularly in the industrial sector
International agreements to reduce CO2 emissions due to climate change, stringent environmental regulation, and growing demand from consumers for energy efficient goods are amongst the main factors that have forced the world’s manufacturers to go green, be it in the products they create or in the manufacturing processes behind them
International agreements to reduce CO2 emissions due to climate change, stringent environmental regulation, and growing demand from consumers for energy efficient goods are amongst the main factors that have forced the world’s manufacturers to go green, be it in the products they create or in the manufacturing processes behind them
Encouraging entrepreneurs and building a thriving SME sector is integral to the National Vision 2030 plan to develop a sustainable and diversified economy that is not overly dependent on oil revenues. Since 1998, Qatar Development Bank has granted QAR 4.85 billion ($1.33 billion) in loans and advances to Qatari SMEs, while the Qatar Business Incubation Center looks to nurture the emirate’s next QAR 100 million companies
Encouraging entrepreneurs and building a thriving SME sector is integral to the National Vision 2030 plan to develop a sustainable and diversified economy that is not overly dependent on oil revenues. Since 1998, Qatar Development Bank has granted QAR 4.85 billion ($1.33 billion) in loans and advances to Qatari SMEs, while the Qatar Business Incubation Center looks to nurture the emirate’s next QAR 100 million companies
By implementing the right automatic systems, manufacturers can improve their factories’ productivity by more than 20 percent
By implementing the right automatic systems, manufacturers can improve their factories’ productivity by more than 20 percent
Kengo Mizuochi discusses Japan’s Environmental Control Center’s strategy to ensure the country’s safety, implementing advanced environmental testing technology and working in collaboration with the public and private sector
Kengo Mizuochi discusses Japan’s Environmental Control Center’s strategy to ensure the country’s safety, implementing advanced environmental testing technology and working in collaboration with the public and private sector
Bahrain’s commitment to diversifying its economy has been fundamental in making the country resilient against the challenges caused by the drop in oil prices
Bahrain’s commitment to diversifying its economy has been fundamental in making the country resilient against the challenges caused by the drop in oil prices
In this interview with The Worldfolio, Ibrahim Bah, Managing Director of Regimanuel Gray Limited (RGL), discusses the performance of the real estate sector in Ghana and how RGL strives to be the market leader especially in terms of technology or advancing construction techniques.
In this interview with The Worldfolio, Ibrahim Bah, Managing Director of Regimanuel Gray Limited (RGL), discusses the performance of the real estate sector in Ghana and how RGL strives to be the market leader especially in terms of technology or advancing construction techniques.
Smart machines save employment, increase productivity and enhance reliability. Welcome to the future.
Smart machines save employment, increase productivity and enhance reliability. Welcome to the future.
Ernest Bai Koroma became President of Sierra Leone 2007 in the country’s first peaceful transition of power since the conclusion of its civil war in 2002. Upon taking office, Sierra Leone was the lowest-ranked country on the United Nations Human Development Index. Employing his private sector expertise, Koroma enacted a policy of economic openness by attracting foreign investment to spur job growth and to integrate Sierra Leone with the world economy in what was first known as the Agenda for Change.
Ten years on, President Koroma concludes his final year in office with a seven percent GDP growth outlook by the World Bank, an increasingly involved civil society, and a country which enjoys both freedom of the press and religious tolerance. In an exclusive interview, he discusses with The Worldfolio the challenges of his presidency and the way forward for his nation, which has been consolidating its state policy and democratic principles for development.
Ernest Bai Koroma became President of Sierra Leone 2007 in the country’s first peaceful transition of power since the conclusion of its civil war in 2002. Upon taking office, Sierra Leone was the lowest-ranked country on the United Nations Human Development Index. Employing his private sector expertise, Koroma enacted a policy of economic openness by attracting foreign investment to spur job growth and to integrate Sierra Leone with the world economy in what was first known as the Agenda for Change.
Ten years on, President Koroma concludes his final year in office with a seven percent GDP growth outlook by the World Bank, an increasingly involved civil society, and a country which enjoys both freedom of the press and religious tolerance. In an exclusive interview, he discusses with The Worldfolio the challenges of his presidency and the way forward for his nation, which has been consolidating its state policy and democratic principles for development.
In this interview with The Worldfolio, Alwan Hitti, Chairman of Hitti Group, discusses the keys of success of the family-run business, how they have diversified, focusing on quality, and how they are looking to expand operations into Europe
In this interview with The Worldfolio, Alwan Hitti, Chairman of Hitti Group, discusses the keys of success of the family-run business, how they have diversified, focusing on quality, and how they are looking to expand operations into Europe
