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Angola reconstructs the country’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and improves cybersecurity.
The Government of Angola has created a robust structure to respond to a challenging healthcare environment.
Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine, followed by Western sanctions and export controls, have forced U.S. exporters to rethink doing business in Russia.
Tanzania education sector presents opportunities for U.S. investors.
Ethiopians live primarily in rural and subsistence agricultural areas with poor access to safe water, housing, sanitation, food and health services.
Among of the main objectives Tanzania’s budget is to build the economy,and reduce poverty and unemployment, especially to the youth.
Sonangol, the former Angolan fuel concessionaire which once held a number of companies not linked to oil and gas is now becoming a clean energy company.
Ethiopia has renewable energy resources with the potential to generate over 60,000 MW of electric power from hydroelectric, wind, solar and geothermal sources.
U.S. companies that can supply equipment and technology for food processing plants have great opportunity in the Ethiopian market.
The country’s 10-year transport sector plan creates massive trade and investment opportunities for U.S. companies seeking to do business in Ethiopia.
Thailand’s tourist airport, Nan Nakhon, will undergo Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for airport expansion, an opportunity for U.S. airport technologies.
Kazakhstan is looking for partnership with U.S. logistics companies to develop air cargo in the country’s two biggest airports.
African countries work to open five key services sectors to one another in the AfCFTA.
Africa launches a new system to allow companies in Africa to pay for trade transactions in local currencies.
The Ghanaian Government’s industrial development priorities for 2022 and 2023 are outlined in its CARES Progam.