Why Ghana and Nigeria?
Nigeria is the largest consumer market in Africa (population of 130 million) and the primary economic power in West Africa. It is the 12th largest producer of petroleum in the world and the 8th largest exporter in OPEC, and it has the 10th largest proven reserves in the world.
Ghana is one of the major gateways in West Africa and boost the highest ease of doing business in the region. The country is also well endowed with natural resources and has roughly twice the per capita output of the poorest countries in West Africa. In addition, the country has also discovered offshore oil reserves recently.
Sectors of opportunities:
- Infrastructure
- Telecommunications
- Oil and Gas
- Agribusiness
- Consumer Goods
- General Trading
- Manufacturing
- Others
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Why Iran?
Iran is the largest consumer market in the Middle East with a 65.87 million population and a GDP of US$842 billion (est 2008). Blessed with a huge oil and gas reserve and numerous nature resources, Iran is currently the second largest oil producer within the OPEC. Iran was Singapore’s 30th largest trading partner in 2007.
Sectors of opportunities:
- Oil & Gas and Petrochemical
- Consumer Products (including electronics)
- ICT and telecommunications
- Industrial Equipment
- Automotive
- Food and Food Stuff
- Others
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Why Saudi Arabia?
The largest and most influential economy in the Middle East possesses 25% of the world's proven petroleum reserves, ranks as the largest exporter of petroleum, and plays a leading role in OPEC. It has an impressive GDP of US$582.8 billion in 2008 and a sizeable population size of over 28 million.
There will also be a proposed Singapore - Saudi Arabia Business Council meeting that is held in conjunction with this mission.
Sectors of opportunities:
- General Trading
- Logistics
- Oil and Gas
- Consumer goods
- Infrastructure
- Healthcare
- ICT
- Others
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Why SA, Angola & Mozambique?
SA is the most advanced, broad-based, and productive economy in Africa, with a 2007 gross domestic product (GDP) of $283.5 billion and a real growth rate of approximately 5 percent.
Angola has a fast-growing economy largely due to a major oil boom with a nominal GDP of US$74.3 billion in 2008.
Economic reform has been extensive in Mozambique with Singapore's being its 127th trading partner in 2008 with a total trade of S$61.34 millions.
*It is possible for us to organize both a sector specific programme and general ones
Specific Sectors of opportunities:
SA
- Lifestyle
- Education
- F & B
- General Trading
Angola
- Infrastructure
- Oil & Gas
- Construction
- General Trading
Mozambique
- Construction
- Infrastructure
- Manufacturing
- Transport
- Others
- General Trading
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