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North Africa is a region where business opportunities abound. It is a zone that qualifies as an emerging market given the sustained economic growth witnessed over the past decade, the growing consumer middle class, and massive needs the countries face in terms of infrastructure and industrial investment. The trend of sustained investment has been made possible by the continuous reform path followed by countries like Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia, and by the vast incomes generated by Algeria and Libya from their oil and gas industries. But while opportunities abound so are the risks. From understanding the political systems, which have been slowly evolving, to the more lasting impact of terrorism and insurgencies, these pages will provide you with the best analysis, sometimes concise, often detailed, on what kind of risks one could anticipate when dealing with North Africa. Businesses should be aware of the political and geopolitical situations affecting the North African countries in which they operate. We trust these pages will be a good start. But if you need more, our experts provide advisory services and consulting, from simple briefings to large scale consulting engagements. If you have any question, feel free to contact us at US+508-471-3899.
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