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Course contents (Business in Africa - West Africa)

- Introduction to Senegal. Dakar.
- Senegalese Economy.
- Foreign Trade. Imports - Exports.
- Senegalese Customs. The Senegalese Agency for Export Promotion.
- Investment FDI. Projects. Privatization.
- Main sectors: Agribusiness, New Technologies, Tourism, Textile, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Mining.
- Case Study: SODEFITEX. SONATEL. Group SUNEOR.
Learning unit : Senegal and UEMOA countries
Duration: 3 weeks.
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Es: Senegal y países UEMOA Fr: Sénégal et pays UEMOA

Summary

Doing business in Senegal Dakar: Imports, Investment FDI, Customs. Agribusiness, New Technologies, Tourism, Textile, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Mining ...

Senegalese economy
Senegal
launched in recent years an extensive program of privatization of public enterprises affecting large sectors of the economy. Some high-profile investors are now present in strategic sectors such as telecommunications, energy, tourism or transportation.

Senegal's economy remains dominated by tertiary activities which contribute 60% to the GDP. The primary and secondary activities contribute 20% each.

Senegal is the first country to have been rated B + / Stable / B in West Africa by the prestigious international rating agency Standard & Poor's.

Senegal has invested in recent years more than any other African country in the telecommunications sector, Senegal is positioned as a leader in West Africa.

Senegal is situated at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and the Americas, is a crossroads of major sea and air routes. Border countries: Mauritania, Mali, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Gambia.

Senegal's population is 12 million (an average density of 48 inhabitants per km2). Over 25% of this population is concentrated in the Dakar region. 55% of Senegalese are under 20 years.

Available Languages : Fr Affaires au Sénégal

Sample:
Business in Senegal

ASEPEX. The Senegalese Agency for Export Promotion is an integrated platform of export services for companies and their associations.

SODEFITEX (Development Society of  Textile Fibers) was created March 15, 1974 as an public company. On November 13, 2003, it has been privatized, has increased its capital from 750 million to three billion CFA francs, and became the SOCIETY AND DEVELOPMENT OF TEXTILE FIBERS.

Sonatel Group provides comprehensive telecommunications solutions in the areas of fixed, mobile, Internet, television and data services to individuals and businesses. Leader in Senegal and Mali since 2002, Sonatel is a global and sub-regional reference.

Group SUNEOR. Is the first food company in Senegal. The company's activities are based on 2 operating divisions:
1. Manufacturing and marketing of food products
2. Groundnut sector in Senegal

Senegal is member of the West African Economic and Monetary Union UEMOA, Economic Community of African States (ECOWAS), Community of Sahel-Saharan States (CEN-SAD), the African Union, NEPAD, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC), United Nations, ECA UN Economic Commission for Africa, WTO, African Development Bank, Islamic Development Bank, International Organization of Francophonie. 

Senegal has preferential access:
• In the European market (EU / ACP Lome Cotonou Agreement).
• In the U.S. market (Act Growth and Opportunity in Africa (AGOA).

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