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Business in South Sudan. Juba, Oil (60% of GDP)
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South Sudanese Agriculture, Oil sector, Infrastructures (Foreign Trade)
- Introduction to the Republic of South Sudan (East Africa)
- Business in Juba
- Economy of South Sudan
- South Sudanese Agriculture Sector
- International Trade of South Sudan
- Business and Investment Opportunities in South Sudan
- Agribusiness
- Infrastructure
- Tourism and Hospitality
- South Sudanese Mining
- Petroleum (Oil)
- South Sudan Investment Authority
- Access to the South Sudanese market
- Business Plan for South Sudan
International Trade and Business in South Sudan:
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The objectives of the subject “International Trade and Business in South
Sudan” are the following:
- To analyze the South Sudanese Economy and Global Trade
- To identify business opportunities in South Sudan
- To explore the South Sudanese trade relations with the student's country
- To know the South Sudanese Trade Agreements
- To develop a business plan for the South Sudanese market
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International Trade and Business in South Sudan.
The Republic of South Sudan: The newest country in the World (Independence from Sudan in 2011).
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- WTO (in process of accession)
- Is not a member of the
- BIC (Containers)
- Chicago Convention (ICAO)
- International Maritime Organization
- WCO
- Kyoto Convention
South Sudan is a member of:
- African Union
- AU Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption (not signed)
- UN
- UNCTAD - Not-member
- Africa-South America Summit
- Negotiations with the Commonwealth of Nations, IMF,
WB, WTO
- The Republic of South Sudan is the newest country in the Word (2011)
- South Sudan has normalized the relations with Sudan
- South Sudan is a Landlocked country
- Borders of South Sudan: The Central African Republic, the DR Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, and Sudan
- South Sudanese Population: 12.2 million.
- 72% of the South Sudanese population under thirty years
- Area of South Sudan: 644,329 km²
- Capital of South Sudan: Juba (250,000 inhabitants)
- South Sudanese official language: English
- Local languages: Bari, Dinka, and Murle
- Independence of South Sudan from Sudan in 2011
More information about South Sudan (EENI African Business Portal).
Religions in Sudan
-
Christianity (60%
of the population)
- African Traditional Religions
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South Sudan belongs to the East African Economic Area.
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South Sudanese Oil sector: 60% of the GDP.
- Political instability in South Sudan
- Top South Sudanese sector: agriculture (80% of the employment)
- South Sudanese petrol sector: 70% of the Government revenues, 60% of the GDP (direct exports)
- Opportunities related to the Nile River: energy production and fishing industry
- Business Opportunities: petroleum (oil), agriculture, mining, infrastructure, and energy
- Kenya is a key player in South Sudan
- The Port of Mombasa (Kenya) is the main Import/Export port of South Sudan
- Top South Sudanese export products: petroleum and natural resources
- Top South Sudanese trading partners: China, Japan, the U.S., Uganda, and Kenya
- Currency: South Sudanese Pound (SSP)
- Internet code (ISO): ss
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