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Long viewed through the narrow lens of its struggles, Uganda today calls for a renewed perspective. In an era where international eyes shift between caution and curiosity, this East African country is quietly asserting itself—with a dynamic, ambitious youth, resilient economic growth, bold structural reforms, and a growing appetite to shape its role in the region.
In this special report, we move beyond the usual headlines to uncover a Uganda in transition. From high-potential agri-tech and untapped eco-tourism to industrial ambitions and a hands-on diplomatic presence, the country is laying the groundwork for a development model on its own terms.
Whether you're trying to make sense of Uganda’s evolving landscape, scouting for investment opportunities, or simply intrigued by the story of a people pushing forward against the odds—Uganda isn’t a distant promise. It’s a reality in progress.
Oil project in Iraq
Emerging Nations
Iraq, one of the world's largest oil producers, offers a wealth of opportunities for energy companies, with infrastructure and development projects in oil exploration, extraction, refining and distribution. The country is looking to modernize its oil infrastructure. A call for tenders has been launched for long-term partnerships and large-scale projects. These are a chance for international companies to get involved in a strategic sector, but also a unique opportunity to contribute to the reconstruction and modernization of the Iraqi oil industry, while benefiting from a dynamic growth market..Download the call for tenders now to discover the detailed specifications of current projects and identify opportunities that align with your capabilities and expertise.
South China sea
Nations Emergentes
The South China Sea accounts for 30% of global trade and is rich in resources such as fish and oil. China has drawn a so-called "nine-dash line" map that encompasses a vast portion of the South China Sea, which it uses to justify frequent patrols—sometimes up to 700 nautical miles from its own coast. In doing so, it encroaches on the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). This report explores the fragile—or potentially unstable—regional balance and the risk of escalation in the event of an intense rivalry between China and the United States.
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