Without a doubt, 2020 has been a difficult year for everyone. Africa ends the year with its first recession in 25 years. However, despite the difficulties, we see how the continent is doing the impossible to improve the current situation and to emerge successfully again.

We know that this has been a very different year from previous years, that it has not passed as we expected and that it has meant for all of us to face various challenges both professionally and personally. However, it is precisely these challenges that

The British magazine The Economist recently published a ranking with the 66 most relevant emerging economies in the world. In this ranking, Ivory Coast is ranked 24th. This country shows good indicators in reference to its debt, both internal and external. Regarding the comparison with

Last Tuesday, December 1, 2020, Félix Anoblé, Minister for the Promotion of Small and Medium Enterprises, together with Léonce Yacé, General Director of the Nsia Banque group, signed an agreement for the creation of a fund of 20.00 billion Fcfa for the SMEs, including 7

According to the projections of the Ministry of Finance and Budget of Senegal, an upward trend of its resources of 16% is expected for 2022-2025. This forecast is supported by the implementation of the SMRT (Medium Term Recovery Strategy), the gradual reduction of non-essential exemptions

At Inafrica we have a local team in each of the main West African countries, which allows us to offer the most professional and close service to our clients. Despite still experiencing a rather special global situation due to COVID-19, our local teams are working

An agreement was recently signed with the Quimacova association to carry out a virtual trade mission in Ivory Coast for the week of December 7, 2020. Quimacova is the Chemical and Environmental Association of the Chemical Sector of the Valencian Community. One of its main

During the week of September 14, the consulting firm Inafrica Strategy organized a virtual trade mission in Ivory Coast and Cameroon with the ANAIP association. The objective of this trade mission was to put ANAIP partner companies in contact with potential clients in Ivory Coast

Due to Covid-19, Ghana had negative effects on its economy as it contracted by 3.2% year-on-year in the second quarter, the first since 1983 according to the National Statistical Service (GSS). Samuel Kobina Annim, head of statistics, said this has happened for the first time

Last Wednesday, September 16, 2020, Prime Minister Hamed Bakayoko announced, in the auditorium of the Prime Minister\’s Office in Abidjan-Platform, that “for all your main concerns, I will establish a working group to present me with proposals in the next two weeks ”. According to