📌 At present, the #BRICS countries account for 30% of the global land area, 45% of the world's population, oil production and storage account for about 40% of the global energy pattern, and the total GDP has exceeded the #G7 in terms of purchasing power parity. BRICS countries should play a greater role in the #global #governance system. In areas such as the global #trade settlement system and high-tech #industries that are prone to the #monopoly of developed countries, the #voice of developing countries should be #heard. #Brazil #Russia #India #China #SouthAfrica #Iran #Egypt #KSA #UAE #Ethiopia
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Business Insider Africa, citing Global Firepower, highlights that North African countries are among the top in Africa when it comes to foreign exchange and gold reserves. In 2023, Africa’s foreign exchange assets grew by 2.6% to US$411.9 billion. Here’s how North Africa ranks among the top: 1. Libya - $82.26B (1st in Africa, 31st globally) 2. Algeria - $56.21B (4th in Africa, 41st globally) 3. Egypt - $39.82B (5th in Africa, 49th globally) 4. Morocco - $35.65B (7th in Africa, 53rd globally) North African nations dominate the top spots in the region, showcasing their economic strength. Read more from Business Insider Africa : https://lnkd.in/eVXkRuhu #NorthAfrica #Libya #Algeria #Egypt #Morocco #Forex #GoldReserves #Africa #GlobalFirepower #Economy Hafed Al-Ghwell Foreign Policy Institute, Johns Hopkins SAIS
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China Courts Africa With New Trade and Investment Pledges 5 Sep 2024 African nations sound open to the renewed outreach and investment, but they want debt forgiveness and a more balanced trading relationship, too According to an action plan at this week’s forum, China will waive unpaid interest-free debts due by the end of 2024 for the poorest African economies China has also positioned itself as a trading partner on goods needed to expand renewable energy sources https://lnkd.in/e_GUMeYU # africa economics debt trade mining climate industrial policy
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Africa possesses vast natural resources such as minerals, oil, gas, and agricultural land. Investing in the extraction and processing of these resources can yield high returns due to the global demand for commodities. Sand K. Mba World Trade Organization African Development Bank Group African Union International Monetary Fund International Trade Centre How we made it in Africa African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) UNDP VENTURES AFRICA World Economic Forum The World Bank UNCTAD
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Most Libyan oil exports remain halted and it is unclear when a full resumption could occur – #Libya’s golden era in the global oil markets is a distant memory, with the country’s influence on markets diminished by the ongoing political fragmentation. Libya’s #oil output has struggled to regain its pre-war levels, hindered by above-ground challenges and not by a lack of resources. – Given the North African economy’s heavy reliance on oil, various political factions have wielded oil as a tool to exert pressure and impose their desired outcomes. Dr Carole Nakhle explains in this interview with CGTN Europe: https://lnkd.in/dKY9dkYu
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Europe and Africa resources (oil) Europe and Africa continue to have a strong economic ties. Despite the stiff economic competing powers from China, Russia and other developing superpowers competing for similar interest on the continent. At the heart of this relationship is the abundance resources on the continent. Gold, crude oil, uranium, gas etc. The peak of the Russia/Ukraine war, Europe in need of gas to feed its economy had to turn to the continent and with the help of countries like Algeria, the much needed gas was delivered to feed the European economies in Europe. Europe has a long history with the continent and continue to maintain that relationship even in the face of insecurity and diplomatic setbacks. Africa and Europe continues to be there for each other especially in trade and commerce. The graph below shows how Libya continues to be major crude exporter to Europe. In 2023, Libya was the major crude exporter to Italy. #africa #europe #oil #security #youth #women #export #trade
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