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Professional Master BRICS - Justification of the inclusion of Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and Mexico

Justification of the inclusion in the Master in International Business (MIB) specialization in Business in the BRICS-MNS Countries taught by EENI Global Business School of Nigeria, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia

Masters in International Business and Foreign Trade (MIB)

Online Master of Science in Business BRICS Countries

Nigeria Nigeria.

  1. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is the largest African Economy, an emerging market, and the first frontier market in the world
  2. The petroleum sector is vital for the Nigerian economy (20 percent of the GDP); Nigeria also has the third largest petroleum reserves in the world
  3. Alhaji Aliko Dangote (Nigerian Businessman) is considered the richest African men
  4. In 2100, Nigeria will have 1,000 million people (currently, 186 million Nigerians)

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Mexico Mexico.

  1. With 122 million Mexicans, Mexico is one of the largest emerging markets and the second largest Latin American Economy (behind Brazil)
  2. Mexico has several key strategic sectors in the global economy (agri-food, automotive, aerospace, TV, or medical devices)
  3. Mexico is one of the countries with the highest number of Free Trade Agreements in the world. Its membership to USMCA, APEC or the Pacific Alliance makes Mexico a major player in the Americas and the Asia-Pacific region

Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia.

  1. The Saudi Kingdom is the Central State of the Islamic Civilization and the largest economy of the Arab Countries
  2. Saudi Arabia has 25% of the world's proven petroleum reserve
  3. While Saudi Arabia has a small population (29 million of Saudis), compared to the other analyzed markets in the Master, the Saudi religious, political, economic, and financial influence on the Ummah (Islamic Community) is decisive

Moreover, four markets related to the BRICS Countries are included:

  1. Belarus: The inclusion of Belarus in the Master is justified due to the “Union State with Russia”
  2. Nepal, Bhutan, and Mauritius has strong economic relations with India. Mauritius is the Indian business gateway to access to the African Markets, the least corrupt country in Africa and the second financial centre of Africa

Comparative table of the Analyzed Markets in the Master

Country Population (1) Area (2) GDP (3) GDP per capita (4) Religion Civilization Economic Area Language
India 1,252 3,287,595 1,870,651 1,032 Hinduism Hindu Hindu Hindi, English
China 1,369 9,596,961 9,181,377 7,589 Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism Sinic Sinic-Buddhist Chinese
Russia 146 17,125,246 2,118,006 14,936 Orthodoxy Orthodox Orthodox Russian
South Africa 53 1,221,037 350,779 6,617 Christianity African Southern Africa English, Afrikaans
Nigeria 186
(1,000 in 2100)		 923,768 286,470 2,400 Islam and Christianity African West Africa English, Yoruba, Hausa
Brazil 204 8,514,877 2,242,854 11,384 Christianity Western Latin American Portuguese
Mexico 119 1,964,375 1,258,544 10,714 Christianity Western Latin American Spanish
Saudi Arabia 29 2,149,690 745,273 22,635 Islam Islamic Arab Arabic
  1. Total BRICS-MNS population: 3,358 million people (World: 7,000 million)
  2. Total BRICS-MNS area: 44,783,549 km² (global land area: 150,386,640)
  3. BRICS-MNS nominal GDP: 18,053,954 billion USD (World: 73,434,000)
  4. Average BRICS-MNS GDP per capita: 9,663 USD (world average: 9,995)

Legend:
1. In million people
2. In km²
3. Nominal GDP in million dollars (UDF)
4. GDP per capita in U.S. dollars
5. Source: World Bank and International Monetary Fund

Civilizations, Religions, and Integration Processes analyzed in the Master in Business in the BRICS-MNS Countries.

Civilizations and economic integration

Civilizations, Religions, Economic Integration

Note: in this master is not analyzed the largest religions related to the BRICS-MNS (Christianity, Hinduism, Orthodoxy), but for every one of them a summary of its main features is included.

Zhang Ruimin, Confucian Chinese Businessman, China

Brazilian Economy

Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Nigerian Muslim Businessman, Richest men in Africa (Nigeria)

TATA Familiy, India, The Zoroastrian connection, 3.2% of the Indian Gross domestic product

Africa-India Forum Framework for Cooperation. Indian Duty-free Tariff Preference

China-Singapore Free Trade Agreement

Eurasian Economic Union: Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Russia

Community of Independent States CIS

Sheikh Mohammed Al-Amoudi Ethiopian Businessman

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation APEC. Trade and Investment liberalization. Bogor Goals

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