A list that the bank has drawn up every year for the past seven years. Based on real GDP at purchasing power parity, as well as growth forecasts and the business environment*.
Top 10 countries to invest in:
1: Egypt 2: South Africa 3: Morocco 4: Ethiopia 5: Ghana 6: Kenya 7: Tanzania 8: Rwanda 9: Tunisia 10: Ivory Coast
In fact The recent report “Where to invest in Africa 2018” reveals the most attractive countries for investors. Also Investments in Egypt are more interesting than in South Africa. While the report highlights countries that have understood the need to adapt to the prolonged downturn in commodity prices and weak output growth. Although for the first time, South Africa lost their top spot to Egypt. Now the most attractive destination in Africa.
Egypt : For nearly three millennia, the Nile Valley prospers one of the most brilliant civilizations in history. The invention of an original writing in the form of syllabic ideograms, the hieroglyphs, shortly after the appearance of cuneiform in Mesopotamia around -3300, contributes to bringing the human species out of prehistory. The Egypt of pharaohs could thus largely flourish to reach its apogee in the xiiie century before our era, leaving a monumental work of world heritage.
After many invasions and various occupations mainly Persians. Greeks, Romans and Byzantines), to the ier century was formed the Christian community, converted by Saint Mark, the Copts (Arabic deformation of the Greek word Aiguptios : Egyptian). They are now several million. The country then passed under Arab domination in the seventhe century, then Ottoman.
