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Frontier Markets in Africa
Syllabus of the Subject: Frontier Markets in Africa (Nigeria, Kenya, Angola, Ghana, Ethiopia)
Nigeria is the first world's frontier market.
- Introduction to the Frontier Markets in Africa;
- The African context;
- Emergence of the African middle-classes;
- Conflict Reduction in Africa;
- Human Development in Africa;
- Regional Integration in Africa;
- Improving the business environment in Africa;
- Africa is not a hostile region for the investment;
- Who is investing in Africa?
- Emerging Countries;
- Investment inflows to Africa.
- Key sectors: Natural Resources and Telecommunications;
- Africa: The world's largest labour market.
Frontier Markets in Africa:




Frontier Markets in Africa.
African economic growth (last decade): 5%
- Better governance in Africa;
- Role of the African institutions;
- Fewer conflicts (fewer conflicts in Africa than in Asia);
- Urbanization (353 million people);
- Human development;
- African demand;
- African Economic Integration.
- Towards the
African Continental Free-Trade Area.
- Intra-African trade;
- New emerging partners;
- Top sectors: distribution,
transportation, telecommunications, manufacturing, trade and services;
- Emerging African middle-class: 350 million people (34% of the African population). 1,100 million in 2040 (42% of the African population);
- Young African population: 60% (the world's largest labour market).
Africa has twenty global frontier markets (50% of the total).
- Asia and the Middle East: three frontier markets;
- Latin America: two frontier markets;
- First frontier market in the World: Nigeria;
- Kenya, Angola, Ghana, Ethiopia, Morocco, Tanzania, Algeria, Ivory Coast, Zambia, Uganda.
Africa: the next emerging continent.
Economic Area of the African Civilization.
EENI African Business Portal.
(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2023)
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