26 Nov Interview with Ahmed Osman Ali, Governor, Central Bank of Djibouti
“Over the last 20 years, the local financial services sector has evolved at a remarkable pace and now forms the foundation of our country’s economic growth.”...
“Over the last 20 years, the local financial services sector has evolved at a remarkable pace and now forms the foundation of our country’s economic growth.”...
“Djibouti is very open to American companies entering Djibouti and taking advantage of our free zone for fast development.”...
"As a partner of leading global technological companies, we embrace new technologies, development systems, databases, artificial intelligence, and more. We try to remain very flexible, and following the latest technological advances is a top priority for us. "...
"We need to be ready to adopt and educate people to tackle the challenges, be ready to work with AI and understand how cyber security has shifted to something fundamenta on the national level and the individual level."...
"We have 365 beaches. There is no overcrowding on our beaches, there is space for everybody, there is sun for everybody and, of course, there is fun for everybody."...
"The Philippines also managed to keep all its investment grade ratings intact, even as the world witnessed a wave of rating downgrades resulting from the crisis."...
“We envisage investments in the region of $50 billion into our energy sector — particularly into oil, gas and green hydrogen — within the next couple of years.” ...
“Namibia’s stable, well-regulated financial sector is one of the country’s strengths. The sector is ready and able to support our economy’s recovery.” ...
“Namibia is an escape route from the crowds that offers a host of activities to suit all tastes. There’s no doubt it should be on everyone’s next vacation destination list.” ...
“The opportunities in Namibia are limitless because of the market access and trade agreements we have, plus everything is in place for investors to be successful here.” ...