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Download all studies produced by ANIMA Investment Network within the framework of its contracts with the European Commission: sectorial studies, investments observatory, scoreboard, Investor guides, with more coming studies that will be produced within the framework of the Innovation & Technology programme of the European Commission: Medibtikar.
The documents database – Documents section - gathers a selection of reports and studies collected by team ANIMA since 2003 on the Mediterranean region economy. |
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ANIMA Studies List
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:::: N°23. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the MEDA region in 2006 :::: |
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30 May 2007 |
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The foreign investments towards the MEDA region further increased in 2006
Area forgotten by the worldwide investors in the years 2000 (1% of the FDI for nearly 4% of the population of planet), the MEDA region sees its economic attractiveness reinforced year after year. More than 700 projects were detected by ANIMA team in 2006 (MIPO observatory), that represents an announced flow of investment of more than 60 billion euros!
Egypt, Israel and Turkey come at the head, but the other countries are not far away and attract many projects. The main sectors concerned are real estate, banking and ICT.
Marseille, France ANIMA
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:::: N°22. Invest in the MEDA region, why, how ? (Algeria, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Malta, Morocco, Palestinian Authority, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey) :::: |
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30 April 2007 |
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This practical guide gives good reasons to invest in the MEDA region: macroeconomic stability and a constant rate/rhythm of the economic reforms made it possible to appreciably increase the level of income per capita of the inhabitants (the total GDP should exceed for first time 1 000 billion USS in 2007). The guide includes an overview on investment map and practicalities in each of the 12 countries: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestinian Authority, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey. It also covers the main sectors and services where investors are welcomed, from tourism or electronics to agro-food or ICT.
Marseille, France ANIMA
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:::: N° 20. Overview of FDIs in MEDA (Mediterranean Investment Observatory -MIPO) 2005 :::: |
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01 May 2006 |
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The report reviews the current situation regarding FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) in the MEDA region: volume, country performance, major trends, main sectors concerned, types of companies and projects, comparison with other regions in the emerging world. |
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:::: N° 7. MEDA Entrepreneurs back to homeland :::: |
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25 December 2005 |
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Based on the experience of Home Sweet Home, this ANIMA project aims at defining a marketing strategy targeted towards the nationals that have emigrated in another country and successfully created a business, in order to encourage them to come back to create their company or a subsidiary and to invest in their home country.
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:::: N° 16. Overview of agro-business and food sector in MEDA :::: |
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29 July 2005 |
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The study proposes an overview of the agro-business and food sector in the MEDA region. It assesses the competitiveness of te various countries. Macro-economic data, as well as business opportunities and recommendations for economic dévelopment agencies, are supplied.
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