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World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa to Open in Jordan Rim El-Habibi, Media Associate, Tel.: +962 77 842 6166; E-mail: rim.elhabibi@weforum.org Arabic H. M. King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to open the World Economic Forum, taking place at the Dead Sea, ...
World Economic Forum on Africa Closes with Call for Action The question is no longer “if” Africa will grow, but “how” it will grow Building on recent growth ideally means investing in human capital and economic diversification For more information about the ...
Three Latin American Presidents Call for Inclusive Growth through Comprehensive Reforms in the Region The World Economic Forum on Latin America is taking place in Lima, Peru, on 23-25 April 2013 The presidents of Peru, Panama and Mexico opened the meeting by focusing on economic growth and ...
Three Latin American Countries Sign Letter of Intent on Smart Tourism Ministers of tourism and government representatives from the tourism sector of Peru, Colombia and Ecuador have agreed to collaborate on a smart visa system in the region The Letter of Intent on Smart ...
Economic Diversification an Important Buffer for Africa in Uncertain Global Environment Africa needs to forge a new model of growth based on inclusivity Companies are investing in their own continent For more information about the World Economic Forum on Africa, please visit: ...
Regional Integration Essential to Africa’s Growth and Development, Says Carl Bildt Africa’s growing economy can accommodate partnerships with developed and emerging economies New partnerships are based on market forces, not colonialism; but foreign investors should help build more ...
Greater Mobility in Africa Will Aid Development Inclusive growth and regional integration will help to build the continent Women and youth must be at the centre of transformation For more information about the World Economic Forum on Africa, ...
World Economic Forum Launches Two Reports on Boosting Strategic Infrastructure The World Economic Forum is working with the African Union Commission, the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Planning and Coordinating Agency, the African Development Bank and a business ...
African Governance: Pressing for Transparency, Reaching for Change As international transparency initiatives shine spotlights on corruption, African civil society must demand accountability of national leaders Economic diversification helps lessen corruption by ...
African Agriculture’s Success Lies in a Mindset Change Investment in the supply chain is key to building productivity Banks must build capacity to analyse and manage risk in agricultural lending For more information about the meeting, please visit: ...
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