Burundi belongs to the Central African Economic Area and the East African Economic Area (African Civilization).
Burundian Economy:
The Agricultural sector of the Republic of Burundi remains the pillar of the Burundian economy;
The main cash crops of Burundi (tea and coffee) are the main drivers of the economic growth and make up
a significant proportion of the Burundian exports;
The Burundian Coffee production achieved 31,000 tones. The increase was due to the favorable response from the farmers after the “Office du café du
Burundi” augmented the price it pays to the farmers by 44%;
Burundian GDP growth: 4.6%;
Agriculture: 27% of the GDP. 60% of the Burundian exports;
Public services: 25% of the GDP;
Burundian Manufacturing: 12%;
Burundian inflation: 7.8%;
Main natural resources of Burundi are cobalt and copper;
Top exports of Burundi are coffee and sugar;
Small industries subsist excluding the agricultural export processing;
Petroleum, nickel, copper, and other natural resources are explored.
Body responsible for attracting the FDI: Burundi Investment Promotion Authority (API).
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