Instability rocks MENA FDI outlook

Continuing political instability in the Middle East and north Africa has cast a pall over the region's investment potential

New supervisor for GAFI

Egyptian cabinet to rule over country's investment authority

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Gabon ready to kick on

Francophone Gabon is not the most high-profile of African countries, but with a new prime minister, the hosting of a major football tournament and investors being drawn to its resource-rich land, could that change?

Dubai investment falls, but still top MEA destination

Dubai’s investment project numbers fell in 2010, but the city is still  the top destination for FDI in the Middle East and Africa region

Chinese FDI into Africa set to jump by 70%

Figures show that investment from China into Africa has been growing rapidly in recent years and is set to continue

Breaking free: Somaliland strives for recognition

The president of Somaliland visited London recently to promote FDI into the unrecognised republic. Spencer Anderson spoke exclusively with the new leader about his dreams of achieving UN recognition, and his five-year plan for economic growth 

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Investors remain positive over Tunisia

Foreign investors remain cautiously optimistic about Tunisia, despite the mass protests that recently led to the ousting of its president. There may be challenges ahead, but the country has the right ingredients to build a successful democracy, says Tom Blass

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What does unrest mean for FDI in Egypt?

Violent protests in Egypt have raised doubts about the future for FDI in  the country. However, some analysts say the chaos does not alter  Egypt's fundamental attractions and that investors should be patient  instead of writing off the country's prospects

View from the Middle East & Africa: February/March 2011

Investors can only adopt and wait-and-see approach to Egypt and Tunisia, and hope for a smooth transition of power to new stable governments, says Lucia Dore

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World Cup hosts hope for FDI boost

Choosing Russia and Qatar to host football's 2018 and 2022 football World Cups wasn't without controversy. However, with decisions made, the countries can start to build the required stadia, develop their infrastructure, and prepare for the influx of football fans

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