Helene Lindbergh is a journalist for Born2Invest, specializing in economic and environmental issues in Morocco and Africa. With a focus on banking, agriculture, climate change, and sustainable development, Helene provides insightful analysis and reporting on the region's economic and environmental challenges and opportunities.
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Emmanuel Macron honored France and Morocco’s deep historical ties, recognizing Morocco’s autonomy over its southern provinces.
Mining refineries in Africa face challenges due to limited, unstable energy supplies and security issues. Some countries consider coal plants to meet energy demands, but environmental and financial concerns deter investors. Projects like Guinea’s alumina refinery show potential but struggle with political and economic instability. Without stable governance and investment, local mineral refining remains uncertain. 0 SHARES
Since lifting travel restrictions, the Moroccan tourism sector has surged, with 13.1 million visitors by September 2024—up 29% from 2019.
At a meeting led by Salif Boussim, Burkinabe and ROSATOM experts discussed Burkina Faso’s nuclear power plant plans, addressing infrastructure, safety, and technical evaluations. A 2023 memorandum and subsequent agreements paved the way for collaborations on infrastructure assessment, training, and public awareness. This meeting aims to build a common understanding and outline a roadmap for energy sovereignty. 0 SHARES
Ivanhoe Mines and Gécamines are revitalizing the Kipushi mine in the DRC, aiming to produce the world's highest-grade zinc (36.4%).
Despite their large presence in Africa, Moroccan banks rank low in performance efficiency compared to regional peers.
Botswana, set to become the second G7 diamond certification center by 2025, protested the “unfair” single-site system in Antwerp. Newly elected President Duma Boko aims to boost transparency in diamond trade and diversify Botswana’s economy, heavily reliant on diamonds. Amid slowing growth, plans include exploring medical cannabis and solar energy markets. 0 SHARES
By: Helene Lindbergh
The PGPC/REDD+ project’s approval committee meets December 4, 2024, to review 499 sub-projects worth 2.39 billion FCFA, with 500 million FCFA from promoters. Targeting value chains like shea and moringa, 250 business plans and 249 small units will launch in January 2025. The initiative spans 96 municipalities, fostering sustainable livelihoods and environmental safeguards. 0 SHARES
By: Helene Lindbergh
Bank Al-Maghrib continues reducing the banking liquidity deficit, which dropped 7.79% to 140 billion dirhams, stabilizing interbank rates. The Treasury conducted moderate fundraising, raising 500 million dirhams, reflecting low financing needs. Long-term rates on the secondary market rose, signaling investor interest. BKGR anticipates favorable monetary decisions on December 17, supporting domestic market conditions.
Agadir’s tourism is thriving, with 1.27 million tourists and 5.47 million overnight stays by November 2024—up 15% from 2019. British tourists lead in overnight stays, surpassing the French market. The year may close with a record 1.5 million tourists and over 6 million stays, as average hotel occupancy rises to 62% with longer stays.
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