African Economic Areas (Online Bachelor of Science)

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African Economic Areas (Bachelor of Science, e-learning)

Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business  S1 Globalization African Economic Areas African Civilization African Institutions Economic Transformation International Trade Business in Africa International Logistics Transport in Africa Integration in West Africa West African Countries I West African Countries II Integration Organizations Southern Africa Central African Countries I Central African Countries II Integration in East Africa Egypt East African Countries I East African Countries II East African Countries III Int. Relations I Int. Relations II African Integration (Opt) Maghreb (Opt) Optional subject

Bachelor of Science in International Trade   S1 Economic History Globalization Trade Concepts Language I accounting Incoterms/documents Adaptation (organizations):   - Africa   - Asia   - Arab Countries   - Latin America   - North America   - Europe Economics Quantitative Methods Customs/Contracts International Transport Adaptation (Economic Areas):   - American   - Asian   - European   - Islamic   - African Foreign Trade Techniques Language I (II) No to Corruption International Marketing I Student's Adaptation International Marketing II International Marketing III Optional Subjects Investments (FDI) International Marketing IV Language I (III) Optional Language II (I) Optional Final Work of the Bachelor of Science

Subject - “African Economic Areas” (7 ECTS) - Bachelors of Science in Inter-African Business and International Trade.

Objectives of the subject “African Economic Area”:

1. To define the characteristics of the Economic Area of the African Civilization
2. To know the economic profile of the African Countries
3. To understand the influence of Islam and Christianity on the African Economic Area
4. To understand the African Civilization Economic Integration process
5. To analyze the main African Businessmen
6. To know economic relations of the African Civilization with the other civilizations (Western, Sinic, Buddhist, Hindu, Orthodox and Islamic)
7. To analyze the main economic institutions related to the African Economic Area
8. To know the main socio-economic characteristics of the fifty-four African countries

EENI African Business Portal.

Syllabus of the Program: West African Economic Area.

1. Introduction to the Economic Area of West Africa of the African Civilization
2. Islam and Christianity in the West African Economic Area
3. Economic profile of the West African Countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Ivory Coast, the Gambia, Ghana, Guinea-Conakry, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo
4. Businessmen of the West African Economic Area
5. Interactions of the Economic Area of West Africa with the other African Economic Areas (Central Africa, Southern Africa, East Africa and Maghrebian)
6. Interactions of the Economic Area of West Africa with the other economic areas
7. Logistics in West Africa
8. Economic institutions related to the West African Economic Area

West African Countries.

West African countries with access to the sea:

1. Benin: predominance of the informal sector in Benin
2. Ivory Coast: headquarters of the African Development Bank, an African frontier market
3. Gambia: a country oriented towards agricultural exports
4. Ghana: An African frontier market and the second African gold producer
5. Guinea-Conakry: vast bauxite and iron reserves
6. Guinea-Bissau: one of the ten poorest countries in the world
7. Liberia: an African country with a Nobel Peace Prize laureate (Ellen Johnson Sirleaf)
8. Nigeria: African largest economy. The Nigerian population in 2100: 1 billion people
9. Senegal: one of the least corrupt African countries
10. Sierra Leone: the fastest economic growth in West Africa
11. Togo: phosphates and agriculture. The port of Lomé

Landlocked West African Countries:

1. Burkina Faso: one of the West African Countries that have implemented more reforms
2. Mali: the third African gold producer, instability in the North
3. Niger: the world's largest uranium reserves

Insular countries of West Africa.

1. Cape Verde: African leader in stability

Objectives of the Program “West African Economic Area”:

1. To define the economic characteristics of the Economic Area of West Africa
2. To know the economic profile of the West African Countries
3. To understand the influence of Islam and Christianity on the West African Economic Area
4. To understand the Economic Integration process in the Economic Area of West Africa
5. To analyze the top West African Businessmen
6. To know economic relations with the other Economic Areas of different civilizations
7. To analyze the main economic institutions related to the West African Economic Area

Syllabus of the Program: Central African Economic Area.

1. Introduction to the Central African Economic Area of the African Civilization
2. Christianity in the Central African Economic Area
3. Economic profile of the countries of Central Africa: Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, the Republic of the Congo, the DR Congo, Rwanda and São Tomé and Príncipe
4. Businessmen of the Central African Economic Area
5. Interactions of the Central African Economic Area with the other African Economic Areas (West Africa, Southern Africa, East Africa and Maghrebian)
6. Interactions of the Central African Economic Area with the other economic areas
7. Logistics in the Central Africa
8. Economic institutions related to the Central African Economic Area

Central African countries

Countries of Central Africa with access to the sea:

1. Angola: an African frontier market
2. Cameroon: 40% of the GDP of the ECCAS
3. Gabon: a strategic position in Central Africa
4. Equatorial Guinea: the richest African country by habitant
5. Republic of the Congo: a heavily indebted poor country
6. Democratic Republic of the Congo: 99 million Congolese in 2025

Landlocked markets of Central Africa:

1. Burundi
2. Central African Republic: Political crisis
3. Chad: a new Petroleum exporter country
4. Rwanda

Insular countries of Central Africa:

1. São Tomé and Prince: a touristic country

Objectives of the Program “Central African Economic Area”:

1. To understand the influence of Christianity on the Central African Economic Area
2. To define the economic characteristics of the Economic Area of Central Africa
3. To know the economic profile of the countries of Central Africa
4. To understand the Economic Integration process in the Economic Area of Central Africa
5. To analyze the top Businessmen
6. To know economic relations with the other Economic Areas of different civilizations
7. To analyze the main economic institutions related to the Central African Economic Area

Syllabus of the Program: Southern African Economic Area.

1. Introduction to the Southern African Economic Area
2. Christianity in the Southern African Economic Area
3. Economic profile of Southern Africa Countries: South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Eswatini, Zambia, and Zimbabwe
4. Businessmen of the Southern African Economic Area
5. Interactions of the Southern African Economic Area with the other African Economic Areas (West Africa, Central Africa, East Africa and Maghrebian)
6. Interactions of the Southern African Economic Area with the other economic areas
7. Logistics in Southern Africa
8. Economic institutions related to the Southern African Economic Area

Southern Africa Countries.

Countries of Southern Africa with access to the sea:

1. South Africa: the second largest African Economy. The largest African car maker
2. Namibia: an economy based on mining and cattle raising

Landlocked markets of Southern Africa:

1. Botswana: diamonds (33% of the GDP)
2. Lesotho: an African monarchy
3. Eswatini: a small African Kingdom
4. Zambia: an African frontier market
5. Zimbabwe: huge mineral resources

Objectives of the Program “Southern African Economic Area”:

1. To define the economic characteristics of the Southern African Economic Area
2. To know the economic profile of the Southern African Countries
3. To understand the Economic Integration process in the Southern African Economic Area
4. To analyze the Southern African Businessmen
5. To understand the influence of Christianity on the Southern African Economic Area
6. To know economic relations with the other Economic Areas of different civilizations
7. To analyze the largest Economic Organizations related to the Southern African Economic Area

Syllabus of the Program: East African Economic Area.

1. Introduction to East African Economic Area
2. Christianity and Islam in the East African Economic Area
3. Economic profile of the East African Countries
4. Businessmen of the East African Economic Area
5. Interactions of the East African Economic Area with the other African Economic Areas
6. Interactions of the East African Economic Area with the other economic areas
7. Logistics in East Africa
8. Economic institutions related to East African Economic Area

East African Countries.

East African Countries with access to the sea:

1. Djibouti: an economy based on Maritime transport and telecommunications
2. Egypt: the control of the Suez Canal
3. State of Eritrea
4. Kenya: the largest East African economy
5. Mozambique: one of the poorest countries in the World
6. Tanzania: an African pioneer market
7. Somalia
8. Sudan: the largest African country

Landlocked countries in East Africa:

1. Burundi: one of the ten poorest countries in the World
2. Ethiopia: Headquarters of the Economic Commission for Africa and the African Union
3. Malawi: an agricultural country
4. Rwanda: the more densely populated African country
5. South Sudan: the youngest country in the world
6. Uganda: open to investment (FDI)

Insular countries of East Africa:

1. Comoros: 50 percent of the population lives below the international poverty line ($ 1.25 per day)
2. Madagascar: one of the poorest Africa countries
3. Mauritius: one of the largest African financial centre
4. Seychelles: the first African country by the Human Development

Objectives of the Program “East African Economic Area”:

1. To define the economic characteristics of the East African Economic Area
2. To know the economic profile of the East African Countries
3. To understand the Economic Integration process in East African Economic Area
4. To understand the influence of Islam and Christianity on the East African Economic Area
5. To analyze the top Businessmen
6. To know economic relations with the other Economic Areas of different civilizations
7. To analyze the main economic institutions related to East African Economic Area

Syllabus of the Program: Maghrebian Economic Area.

1. Introduction to Maghrebian Economic Area as a part of the Islamic Civilization and the African Civilization
2. Islam in the Maghrebian Economic Area
3. Economic profile of the Maghrebian countries: Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, and Tunisia
4. Businessmen of the Maghrebian Economic Area
5. Logistics in the Maghreb
6. Interactions of the Maghrebian Economic Area with the other African Economic Areas
7. Interactions of the Maghrebian Economic Area with the other economic areas
8. Economic institutions related to Maghrebian Economic Area

Maghrebian countries.

1. Algeria: 50% of the African gas. An African frontier market
2. Morocco: an African frontier market. The emergence of the Moroccan entrepreneurs in Africa
3. Tunisia: the world's leading dates exporter
4. Mauritania: the importance of mining and fishing sector
5. Libya: the largest proven petroleum reserves in Africa

Objectives of the Program “Maghrebian Economic Area”:

1. To define the economic characteristics of the Maghrebian Economic Area
2. To understand the influence of Islam on the Maghrebian Economic Area
3. To know the economic profile of the Maghrebian countries
4. To understand the Economic Integration process in the Maghrebian Economic Area
5. To analyze the main Businessmen of the Maghreb
6. To know economic relations with the other Economic Areas of different civilizations
7. To analyze the main economic institutions related to Maghrebian Economic Area

The subjects of the first semester of the Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business and International Trade.

Note:

1. ECTS = European Transfer and Accumulation System
2. CECT = Credit of Capitalisable and Transferable Evaluation (CAMES)

Samples: African Economic Areas (Online Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business and International Trade).

Language of the subject “African Economic Areas” of the Bachelor of Science in Inter-African Business and International Trade: or EENI EENI EENI.

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