Amini Kajunju (President of the Africa-America Institute)
International Trade of the DR Congo
Business and Investment Opportunities in the DR Congo
Health and education
Water and electricity
Housing
Industry
Energy
Case Study:
Infrastructures in the DR Congo
Agriculture, fishing, and breeding
Mines and hydrocarbons
Feronia Inc. (oil palm)
TEXAF
Access to the Congolese market
Business Plan for the Democratic Republic of the Congo
The objectives of the subject “International Trade and Business in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo” are the following:
To analyze the Congolese Economy and Global Trade
To identify business opportunities in the DR Congo
To explore the trade relations of the DR Congo with the student's country
To know the Congolese Trade Agreements
To examine the profile of Congolese businesspeople and enterprises
To develop a business plan for the Congolese market
The Subject “Foreign Trade and Business in the Democratic Republic of
the Congo” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly known as Zaire) is the third most populated nation in Sub-Saharan Africa (72 million people), and the second
regarding the area.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is gifted with abundant human and natural resources, including a tropical forest; is the second in the World by area, fertile soil, abundant rainfall and significant and varied mineral resources.
Congolese population: 78 million inhabitants.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is the fourth most populous nation in sub-Saharan Africa
The Democratic Republic of the Congo belongs to the Central African Economic Area.
Mining and petrol represent 75% of the total exports.
The economy of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Africa) began to recuperate
The main contributors to the total growth were mining (12%), construction (10%) and wholesale and retail trade (6%)
The World Bank projects the economy of the DR Congo is set to
increase to 7% annually for the next biennium. (Source: African Development Bank)
Mining (copper, cobalt, diamonds, gold, zinc and other metals) and petrol represent 75% of total export revenues of the DR Congo and 25% of its GDP
Mineral resources of the DR Congo: cobalt, gold, diamond, iron ore, bauxite, coltan,
limestone, nickel-chromium
The International position of the DR Congo
advanced thanks to the good oil
price levels, improved productivity from some reserves, and recuperation of the
timber exports
International Trade and Business in the DR Congo:
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