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In Africa, many countries have great investment potential and unlimited business opportunities, such as Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Egypt. Their rate of urbanization is growing rapidly in these countries and their population is growing steadily. In government infrastructure and public utilities, there will be strong foreign investment. The penetration rate of the Internet and high-tech industries are also increasing in these above-mentioned countries. In addition, rich profits from the mining industry also attract powerful foreign investors to invest in some of these countries. As the population of the African countries above mentioned grows, the drug market has become a medical and health cause with great potential.

In Africa, many countries have great investment potential and unlimited business opportunities, such as Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Egypt. Their rate of urbanization is growing rapidly in these countries and their population is growing steadily. In government infrastructure and public utilities, there will be strong foreign investment. The penetration rate of the Internet and high-tech industries are also increasing in these above-mentioned countries. In addition, rich profits from the mining industry also attract powerful foreign investors to invest in some of these countries. As the population of the African countries above mentioned grows, the drug market has become a medical and health cause with great potential.

Nigeria

Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa, which is with a population of nearly 200 million. It's with superior location, trade ports, and it is rich in natural resources, among it, oil is the fourth largest member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, which is with fertile land and huge market potential. With the rapid urbanization of Nigeria, the growing middle class, the majority of the youth population and the increase in consumption, the value to foreign investment has been increased. Nigeria's market is relatively open to the outside world. The entry threshold for business and policies and regulations is relatively low, facilitating foreign investors to enter the market.

Ghana

Ghana-trading of commodities, such as oil, gold and cocoa, has been backbone of Ghana's economy. In recent years, the government has been promoting economic growth oriented by private sectors so as to revitalize non-oil non-agricultural sector. Retail sales are growing at about 10% a year, in which convenience stores, small grocery stores and supermarkets have a trend of vigorous development. Relatively stable government is also one of the factors that attract foreign investment.

Côte d'Ivoire

Côte d'Ivoire is not only the largest producer and exporter of cocoa beans in the world in recent years, but also major operator in the coffee and palm oil industries. In recent years, the Government has been improving the business environment, enhancing business facilities and attracting foreign investment. As its road networks and ports are relatively well developed, it's become the second largest road network and port in West Africa.

South Africa

South Africa is the second largest economy in Africa and it's with advanced legal and financial structures. It is also t h e Afri c a n c o u n tr y wit h t h e h i g h e st d e g r e e o f industrialization, the largest retail market and the highest consumption level. South Africa is a major mineral resource in the world, which has perfect infrastructure, complete industrial categories, relatively complete legal system, high degree of marketization, and it is the only African country in BRICS and G20. Because it's with abundant resources, agriculture and mineral industry are mature, E-commerce is also popular and developing forward, making South Africa's investment attractive. ,

Kenya

Kenya is the economic and transport hub of East Africa, and its good performance in credit and entrepreneurship is one of the best countries. Its economic growth is expected to remain around 6% in recent years. In the area of information and communications technology, finance and transport services, Kenya is still in the leading position in East Africa.

Ethiopia

Ethiopia is an East African country with a population of more than 100 million people. It's with broad market development space and its economic development speed is in the forefront in the African country. The government offers tax incentives, encourages infrastructure investment, coupled with cheap labor there, so that foreign investment is attracted. Establishment of industrial parks attracts domestic and foreign investors.

Rwanda

Rwanda is one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa. With an average annual growth rate of more than 6%, the government is working to improve the business environment and replace its bureaucracy with electronic systems. Rwanda has significant investment opportunities in energy, transport, medicine, agriculture, mining and tourism, etc.

Egypt

Egypt is the largest economy in North Africa and it's along the "One Belt and One Road". By land, Egypt connects Asia and Africa. By sea, it connects the Mediterranean and Indian oceans through the Suez Canal, which is with irreplaceable geographical advantages. In recent years, the Government has committed itself to promoting economic reform, building light and heavy industrial parks, high-tech industrial parks and fishing cities, etc to attract business d e v e l o p m e n t a n d e n h a n c e t h e c o n fi d e n c e i n entrepreneurship for investors.