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Michel Gonnet - “African nations need new public-sector stakeholders to guarantee long-term investments”

Michel Gonnet - “African nations need new public-sector stakeholders to guarantee long-term investments”
01/28/2019 | African and european view on the Mediterranean
Author of the report entitled “Financing VSE/SMEs and safeguarding investments”, published by the Institut de Prospective Economique du Monde Méditerranéen (IPEMED), Michel Gonnet* provides clues to overcoming the challenges for Africa’s development and its integration into the wider Africa-Mediterranean-Europe region. Version française

Africa, bank, Caisse des Dépôts, Financing VSE/SMEs and safeguarding investments, France, Institut de Prospective Economique du Monde Méditerranéen, IPEMED, Michel Gonnet, SME, VSE

Developing financial institutions for more inclusiveness in the MENA region

Developing financial institutions for more inclusiveness in the MENA region
05/28/2018 | Development models in Mediterranean

Version française
bank, Egypt, Emnes, Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies, Europe, Financial institutions, islamic finance, Jordan, markets, Mena, microfinance, Morocco, Sme, sustainable, Tunisia, économic

Structural policies mark their return

Structural policies mark their return
10/16/2012 | Socio-economic assessments
The difficulties associated with the crisis must not call structural policies into question. On the contrary: Mediterranean states’ tradition of support should continue, with an emphasis on industrial policies and continued efforts at opening up their markets.
bank, clermont-Ferrand, crisis, european central, Femip, Femise, mediterranean, Patrick Plane, SME, Tunisia

Egyptian economy weathers economic crisis well

Egyptian economy weathers economic crisis well
10/15/2012 | Socio-economic assessments
EGYPT. Strong internal demand and government measures to support the economy allowed Egypt to avoid the worst effects of the global crisis. For 2011, the Egyptian authorities have forecast economic growth of more than 6%.
bank, Cairo, crisis, davos, domestic demand, economy, EFG Hermes, egypt, Europe, financial, forum, GDP, Hany Dimian, investors, market, Rachid Mohamed Rachid, tourism, world economic, Zoheir Garranah