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Contents:
Course contents (Business in Africa -
East Africa -
COMESA)
- Introduction to Djibouti.
- Djiboutian economy. Foreign Trade.
- Telecommunications and New Technologies.
- Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in Djibouti.
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Summary
Doing Business in Djibouti. Telecommunications and New Technologies. Foreign Direct Investments (FDI). The Port
The Republic of Djibouti (area of 23,200 kilometers ²), is located on the Horn of Africa and shares borders with Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia. Djibouti
occupies a privileged geostrategic position and serves as a link for interconnection with other COMESA countries. Djibouti offers access to many
markets for companies seeking to expand their activities, in particular: Common Market for Eastern and
Southern Africa (COMESA), the Arab World, the European market (Cotonou
agreement), United States (Act Growth and Opportunity in Africa AGOA), ...
Available Language :  Affaires au Djibouti
Djibouti, like other city-states like Singapore and Mauritius, wants to leverage its strategic positioning to become a regional
hub in the commercial, financial and telecommunications areas.
Djiboutian economy depends mainly on the tertiary sector (almost 83% of Gross Domestic Product. The growth of the
port of Djibouti has also been permitted by significant investments from the UAE; Dubai Ports World (DPW) -
third world port operator-, has obtained the control of the port since 2000.
Sample:
Master
Executive Business with Africa - Master in Business with Muslims countries
Business, Djibouti, Foreign, Trade, Djiboutian, economy, Africa, Doing Business, Telecommunications, New Technologies, Foreign, Direct, Investments, FDI, The Port, Master, International Business
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