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Known worldwide for the Panama hat (jipijapa) and its Channel, Panama is the “bridge between two worlds” connecting North and South America. Its GDP has grown more than 6% per year on average, during the period 2010-2019.
If you are thinking about doing business in Panama, find out this 7 facts that will help you in the process:
Located in West Africa, Senegal is known as the “Gateway to Africa”. The Senegalese government has worked to diversify the economy, increasing commercial crops and making fishing, phosphates, and tourism into main economic sectors.
The “Swedish economic model”, is a strategy for inclusive growth, while safeguarding the autonomy and independence of citizens, according Swedish Government.
Over the past decade, Dominican Republic has grown at a steady pace, an average rate of 5.6% of GDP per year. The keys of this growth have been the services sector (tourism), supported by the dynamism of the free trade zones, the FDI inflows and remittances from the Dominican diaspora.
In 1991 Estonia gained independence from the Soviet Union and the government undertook a series of reforms in order to modernize the economy. Nowadays it is one of the most advanced digital societies in the world, where 99% of state services are online, saving money and time to Government and people.
Mexico has become a manufacturing hub in global economy and the second largest economy in Latin America. It is also one of only two Latin American members of the OECD.
Côte d’Ivoire is one of the key economies of West Africa thanks to exports of cocoa, the foreign investments received and its good connections with neighbouring economies. Since 2010, GDP has grown at an annual rate of 6.3%.
New Zealand ranks first in the world according to the “Doing Business 2020”, a report that compares 190 economies about business regulations, protection of investments, contracts or insolvencies.
If you are thinking about exporting to New Zealand, find out this 10 facts that will help you navigate in your international process:
Vietnam is experiencing its economic miracle by embracing market economy, boosting the role of private sector and opening up to globalisation.
The route to prosperity began in 1986 with the implementation of the economic reforms called “Doi Moi”, whilst maintaining a centralized socialist policy, the country has lifted millions of people out of poverty.
The EU-Vietnam Trade Agreement (in force on 1 August 2020) and an Investment Protection Agreement (to be ratified by EU members) will increase trade opportunities on both sides through:
From the Atacama Desert in the north, the driest in the world, to “Torres del Paine National Park” in Chilean Patagonia, Chile stands out for its diversity and natural and cultural wealth.
Chile is one of the most stable and prosperous Latin American countries, with its macroeconomic indicators growing for the last 4 decades.