The state of affairs in the economy of the countries participating in the Catalogue, market reviews, attractive niches for business, opinions of industry experts.
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with Ghanaian Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa on August 17, marking attempts by Moscow and Accra to turn rapidly expanding trade into a broader economic, investment, technological and security partnership.
India’s Foreign Minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar was in Russia for high-level talks as the two countries prepare for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India to attend the annual BRICS Heads of State summit, as well as to discuss bilateral cooperation.
Liberia's economy is undergoing active development and modernization, opening up opportunities for investment projects across various sectors. Significant natural resource potential, growing domestic demand, and the need for infrastructure development create conditions for attracting private capital to both traditional and emerging sectors of the economy.
Liberia is gradually strengthening its position as one of West Africa's most promising investment jurisdictions. The country boasts significant natural resource reserves, advantageous access to the Atlantic Ocean, is developing its transport and digital infrastructure, and is implementing reforms aimed at improving its investment climate.
Kuwait's investment landscape is traditionally associated with the oil and gas industry, which remains the backbone of the country's economy and the main source of government revenue. However, in recent years, the government has been actively pursuing an economic diversification strategy, seeking to reduce dependence on hydrocarbon exports and stimulate private sector development.
Kuwait is one of the key economic hubs of the Persian Gulf region and is actively strengthening its position as an attractive destination for foreign investment.
The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, and several other high-ranking Russian ministers have met with Bankole Adeoye, the African Union Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace, and Security, in Moscow. Adeoye earlier met with the Russian Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Defense, and the Central Election Commission.
Turkmenistan is one of the countries with an actively developing, investment-industrial, and fairly open economy.
The Balkans is currently one of the most undervalued investment regions in Europe. Against a backdrop of overheated Western European markets and increasingly difficult entry into traditional jurisdictions, countries like Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia offer a unique window of opportunity—especially for investors with capital of $1 million or more.
The Northern Sea Route (NSR) has become a key Russian transport artery over the past 10 years. The volume of traffic has increased, and its share of international maritime transit, while small, has increased.
Military activity concerning Iran have escalated quickly from a regional conflict into a logistical shock for Russian imports.
A structural shift is unfolding across South Asia’s energy and geopolitical landscape.