Completed in 2012, The Shard – a 95-storey skyscraper in London Bridge – is now recognised as the capital’s new emblem and as a symbol of Qatar’s growing commitment to a better Britain
Completed in 2012, The Shard – a 95-storey skyscraper in London Bridge – is now recognised as the capital’s new emblem and as a symbol of Qatar’s growing commitment to a better Britain
With the development of tourism hotspots, new luxury hotels being built and improved air connectivity, ‘Beautiful Bangladesh’ looks set to project itself onto the international tourist map
With the development of tourism hotspots, new luxury hotels being built and improved air connectivity, ‘Beautiful Bangladesh’ looks set to project itself onto the international tourist map
The Zambian government, led by President Edgar Lungu, is pushing ahead with economic diversification efforts, transforming the country from one heavily reliant on copper exports to one with highly developed industries across the economic spectrum, including energy, agriculture, infrastructure, manufacturing and tourism. Hoping to realise its long-term development goal of becoming a middle-income nation by the year 2030, Zambia is inviting international investors in order to achieve meaningful and enduring change.
The Zambian government, led by President Edgar Lungu, is pushing ahead with economic diversification efforts, transforming the country from one heavily reliant on copper exports to one with highly developed industries across the economic spectrum, including energy, agriculture, infrastructure, manufacturing and tourism. Hoping to realise its long-term development goal of becoming a middle-income nation by the year 2030, Zambia is inviting international investors in order to achieve meaningful and enduring change.
Angola’s two largest ports, at Luanda and Lobito, provide a solid and expansive base for trade, not only for the country itself, but also for its landlocked neighbours. Enormous investment in port facilities and infrastructure have helped boost their capabilities and capacities, as well as reduce waiting times. Now, the ports are being integrated into Angola’s land transport networks
Angola’s two largest ports, at Luanda and Lobito, provide a solid and expansive base for trade, not only for the country itself, but also for its landlocked neighbours. Enormous investment in port facilities and infrastructure have helped boost their capabilities and capacities, as well as reduce waiting times. Now, the ports are being integrated into Angola’s land transport networks
Oil imports dip 20% due to international oil prices, which Pakistan’s Minister of Petroleum and Natural Resources reckons could put the country on track to achieve an energy surplus before the end of the decade
Oil imports dip 20% due to international oil prices, which Pakistan’s Minister of Petroleum and Natural Resources reckons could put the country on track to achieve an energy surplus before the end of the decade
Mozambique not only welcomed its 40th anniversary of independence in 2015, it also welcomed its fourth president, Filipe Jacinto Nyusi. With the country having recentlY made large gas discoveries, the timing is significant, as its new leader must now balance new found riches with perennial problems of poverty and peace
Mozambique not only welcomed its 40th anniversary of independence in 2015, it also welcomed its fourth president, Filipe Jacinto Nyusi. With the country having recentlY made large gas discoveries, the timing is significant, as its new leader must now balance new found riches with perennial problems of poverty and peace
The DRC government has prioritized the modernization and reconstruction of the country’s basic infrastructure. Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are proving a successful model, particularly with the Chinese. Minister of Infrastructure, Public Works & Reconstruction Fridolin Kasweshi Musoka provides an in-depth look at the scope of work available for the right partners, where the opportunities lie, and why community participation and local expertise are essential for foreign contractors to successfully complete infrastructure projects.
The DRC government has prioritized the modernization and reconstruction of the country’s basic infrastructure. Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are proving a successful model, particularly with the Chinese. Minister of Infrastructure, Public Works & Reconstruction Fridolin Kasweshi Musoka provides an in-depth look at the scope of work available for the right partners, where the opportunities lie, and why community participation and local expertise are essential for foreign contractors to successfully complete infrastructure projects.
Experience the world’s top gastronomic destination, where modernity finds its identity in bohemian neighborhoods and colonial history
Experience the world’s top gastronomic destination, where modernity finds its identity in bohemian neighborhoods and colonial history
A household name in Japanese real estate is making inroads into developments in the US, UK and Australia. President and CEO of NTT Urban Development Sadao Maki, discusses the company’s overseas plans and its eye for niche growth sectors in Japan’s changing real estate scene.
A household name in Japanese real estate is making inroads into developments in the US, UK and Australia. President and CEO of NTT Urban Development Sadao Maki, discusses the company’s overseas plans and its eye for niche growth sectors in Japan’s changing real estate scene.
The insurance sector during 2014-15 witnessed significant growth with companies investing heavily, introducing unconventional products and services in order to attract and meet the demands of the vigorously dynamic markets. Managing Director of Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited (Kenya Re), Jadiah Mwarania, explains how the company is evolving through the introduction of a five-year corporate strategy and why it is the perfect business partner.
The insurance sector during 2014-15 witnessed significant growth with companies investing heavily, introducing unconventional products and services in order to attract and meet the demands of the vigorously dynamic markets. Managing Director of Kenya Reinsurance Corporation Limited (Kenya Re), Jadiah Mwarania, explains how the company is evolving through the introduction of a five-year corporate strategy and why it is the perfect business partner.
