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Saudi Arabia's pharmaceutical industry, comprised of both multinationals and local players, is the most important in the region

Under the banner of Horizon 2020, Equatorial Guinea's government is working hand-in-hand with the private sector to galvanise social development and economic diversification. The billions of petrodollars pouring into the country by a buoyant oil industry are serving to speed things up

Economic diversification and openness to FDI characterise the new economic path the private sector has chosen. The President of GVI, Melchor Esono Edjo, sheds more light on these developments

BGFI Bank's goal is to have a presence in around 18 countries by 2015 and is steadily creating subsidiaries across the region

Faith in the nation's future and strong relationships with more than 50 banks on five continents have made CCEI Bank GE the country's number one bank

The country's booming construction sector and goal to be an emerging economy by 2020 translate into greater demands for electricity and Segesa is the country's sole distributor of electric energy

An exemplary partner of EG's government and significant job creator for locals, Sogea Satom is the name behind much of the country's road building and paving

Founded by a Serbian engineer, Imotec has been entrusted by the public and private sectors alike to plan and construct some of the country's most distinguished buildings

Zagope is the Equatoguinean arm of Andrade Gutierrez, one of the leading developers of infrastructure in the world, which last year presented a turnover of over 500 million euros. Now they are using their knowledge and skills in the West African country

Equatorial Guinea's largest infrastructure player happens to be the African leader in maritime infrastructure development. SOMAGEC is helping the country to fulfil its potential as a regional transhipment centre, whilst also addressing the day-to-day needs of citizens