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EMCALI is finally back in friendly hands. After it was intervened 13 years ago, the company started working hard to get back on track. Today, its success is proved by the government's renewed trust in it

Colombia has many beautiful tourist sites but Santa Marta holds a special attraction: with white sandy beaches and beautiful mountains, it is the perfect place for relaxation and adventure. The owner of Boutique Don Pepe explains what makes his hotel the best option in the Colombian coast

Mahmood Hashim Al Kooheji, Chairman of Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) speaks to PM Communications about Bahrain's potential for foreign investment, the knock-on effects of industry and his companies ongoing, significant growth and contribution to the kingdom's development

Samira Ibrahim Bin Rajab, Minister of State for Information Affairs and the Government's Official Spokesperson, speaks to PM Communications about what makes Bahrain - and Bahrainis - unique, discussing the diversity, freedom of speech and tax-free benefits that await international investors in the island kingdom

Mexico’s state of Sinaloa has far-reaching infrastructure plans to create a major nexus of commerce and trade routes

In 1994, GIASOP Lda was established, focusing on agricultural and livestock production to help meet Angola’s demand for fresh food. Now, nearly 20 years later, the company continues to grow and fulfil its commitments to satisfy customers’ expectations through the production and supply of high-quality food

The lack of higher quality residential supply in Turkey means thriving business for those who can produce it. Benefitting from a strong home brand, solid business models and a focus on quality and detail, Turkey’s largest real estate investment company Emlak Konut is one such developer and doubled in size between 2003 and 2010. General Manager Murat Kurum talks to World Report about the high demand for the company’s middle and upper-middle income projects from buyers across Turkey, the Middle East, the Gulf region and neighbouring European countries, and its plans to become a major global brand within five years

In an interview with Worldfolio, Godwin Emefiele talks about the reemergence of a strong Nigerian banking sector following the 2008 crash and how it demonstrates the need for regulation. He also discusses risk taking and corporate governance at Zenith bank, as well as its leading role in helping Nigeria move towards cashless banking

Mustafa Chike Obi believes Europe could learn a lesson from Nigeria on how to handle the financial crisis. “Anybody that has a financial crisis should come to Nigeria and look at what we did. I think we should be proud of it. It has worked probably in the most difficult circumstances anybody has seen,” says the CEO of the Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON)

With steady annual growth of between 6 and 7 percent predicted for the next five years, Nigeria looks set to overtake South Africa and become Africa’s largest economy as early as 2014