Africa’s U$3.4 trillion market beckons for US
The United States is turning its attention to Africa, particularly Namibia, as the continent’s rapid infrastructure development presents lucrative opportunities for foreign investors.
According to Angelique Peake, RMB Namibia’s Sector Head for Oil and Gas, Namibia’s strategic position and stable logistics corridors make it an attractive destination for US capital.
“Africa is growing, Europe is shrinking, and from an economic perspective, there is an enormous amount of growth and opportunity in Africa. You must understand that the world is seeing that Africa is growing, that Africa is massive. I mean, they’re talking about 1.3 to 1.4 billion people and a US$3.4 trillion economy, and that presents a massive opportunity,” said Peake.
READ: Angelique Peake, the section head of oil and gas at RMB Namibia talks about the outcomes of the recent #usafricasummit that was held in Luanda, Angola, and says Namibia is poised to attract significant investments if it can provide policy and regulatory certainty. #marketwatchbusiness7.
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According to Angelique Peake, RMB Namibia’s Sector Head for Oil and Gas, Namibia’s strategic position and stable logistics corridors make it an attractive destination for US capital.
“Africa is growing, Europe is shrinking, and from an economic perspective, there is an enormous amount of growth and opportunity in Africa. You must understand that the world is seeing that Africa is growing, that Africa is massive. I mean, they’re talking about 1.3 to 1.4 billion people and a US$3.4 trillion economy, and that presents a massive opportunity,” said Peake.
READ: Angelique Peake, the section head of oil and gas at RMB Namibia talks about the outcomes of the recent #usafricasummit that was held in Luanda, Angola, and says Namibia is poised to attract significant investments if it can provide policy and regulatory certainty. #marketwatchbusiness7.
For more: //q.my.na/V4MN
