Doing Business In: United Arab Emirates (UAE)
The UAE and the middle-east has always been a fascinating place for the outside world; some still imagine it as a land of flying carpets and magic lamps, while others know it as a modern sophisticated country exemplified by the engineering marvel the Burj Khalifa. Doing business in the UAE is a topic that has …
Doing Business In: Vietnam
Formal name: The Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Population: 98.59 million (approximately). Average annual population growth: 1.14%%. Political capital: Hanoi. Major cities: Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Hai Phong, Da Nang, Can Tho. Official language: Vietnamese (for business purposes English, French, Mandarin, Cantonese and Japanese are also spoken). Currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND). VND22,840.00 = approx. US$1 as at January 2022. Per capita income: Approximately …
Gibraltar combines strong economic growth and a favourable tax regime with a warm, Mediterranean climate and vibrant lifestyle. It enjoys a solid global reputation for stability and efficiency with robust infrastructure and prudent regulation. Gibraltar’s small size and close-knit community delivers considerable speed to market with easy accessibility to key decision makers in the jurisdiction. …
Doing Business In: Greece
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Greece is located in southeastern Europe, at the tip of the Balkan Peninsula, bordering with Turkey, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Albania. Greece covers an area of 130,000km2 and has a population of 11 million. The country has a mild Mediterranean climate with temperatures ranging from 5C0-20C0 during the winter and from 25C0-35C0 during the summer. …
Doing Business In: Malta
A Mediterranean archipelago, the Maltese islands are located at the crossroads between Europe and North Africa. Long popular for beach holidays, the islands also offer prehistoric temples, fossil-studded cliffs and a history of extraordinary grandeur. Over the years, the islands have served as a geographical vantage point to its many invaders, with architecture and traditions …
Doing Business In: Senegal
Within the last decade, the economic, social and legal landscape of Senegal has undergone developments at various levels. Indeed, Senegal is increasingly becoming a country favourable to investment on a regional and international scale. In view of its privileged geographical location thanks to its proximity to the European continent and its borders with five countries …