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Eurostat: 47 million employed by multinational enterprise groups (2022) "In 2022, 146 400 multinational enterprise (MNE) groups were operating in the EU and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries (EU-EFTA). They employed over 47 million people in EU-EFTA countries, or 28% of people working in the business economy including industry, construction and services. Considering multinational enterprise groups operating in the EU and EFTA, 64 % were controlled by an EU country and 9% by an EFTA country. Together, they employed 83% of the total workforce of multinational enterprise groups in the EU and EFTA. The remaining 27%, employing 17% of the workforce of these groups, were controlled by countries outside the EU and EFTA. Among multinational enterprise groups controlled by EU or EFTA countries, 15 500 were from Germany (making 11% of all multinational enterprise groups operating in the EU and EFTA), 13 100 were from the Netherlands (9%) and 10 200 from Switzerland (7%). When considering countries outside the EU and EFTA, most multinational enterprise groups in the EU and EFTA were controlled by the United Kingdom (14 900 multinational enterprise groups; 10% of all operating in EU and EFTA), the United States (7 500; 5%) and China (including Hong Kong) (2 700; 2%)."

Funding African shipowners can present numerous benefits for intentional financial institutions, including: 1. **Emerging Market Potential**: Africa has significant untapped resources and a growing economy. Investing in shipowners can facilitate trade and logistics, contributing to economic growth. 2. **Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)**: Supporting African shipping aligns with several SDGs, including decent work and economic growth, industry innovation, and infrastructure development. 3. **Diversification of Investment Portfolios**: Investing in African shipping provides financial institutions with opportunities to diversify their portfolios and reduce risk by entering emerging markets. 4. **Boosting Regional Trade**: Funding local shipowners can enhance regional trade networks, reducing reliance on foreign shipping and improving intra-African trade. 5. **Job Creation**: Supporting local shipping industries can lead to job creation in maritime sectors, contributing to economic stability and growth in communities. 6. **Infrastructure Development**: Investment in shipping can lead to improvements in port facilities and infrastructure, benefiting the broader economy. 7. **Environmental Sustainability**: By funding local shipowners, financial institutions can promote the adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices within the shipping industry. 8. **Strengthening Supply Chains**: Local shipowners can help strengthen supply chains within Africa, making them more resilient and responsive to market demands. 9. **Government Support**: Many African governments are keen to develop their maritime sectors, and financial institutions may find favorable policies, incentives, and partnerships available. 10. **Long-term Relationships**: Establishing funding relationships with African shipowners can lead to long-term partnerships that enhance trust and collaboration in various sectors. By recognizing these advantages, intentional financial institutions can contribute to the growth of the African maritime industry while also achieving their investment goals.

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