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Pakistan is the 27th largest economy in the world, with a GDP (PPP) of US$ 464.897 billion. It operates on a semi-industrialized economy, which includes agriculture, textiles, mining and...

 Zimbabwe’s industry sectors employ 10% of the country’s labor force and contribute 23.9% of the GDP, according to the 2009 estimates of the CIA World Factbook. The nation has...

Sudan’s trade suffers from several tariff and non-tariff barriers, despite persistent efforts by the government to liberalize trade. According to the Index of Economic Freedom, trade with Sudan was...

 Sudan has an abundance of natural resources, including agricultural produce, minerals and crude oil. Despite this, the growth of Sudan industry sectors has been slow, as the nation continues...

The largest nation in Africa with a total area of 2,505,813 sq km, Sudan is located between Eritrea and Egypt. The nation borders Central African Republic, Chad, Ethiopia, Kenya,...

 Buffeted by civil wars, political instability, unfavorable weather and terrain, and counterproductive economic policies, Sudan’s economic structure is limited in reach. While the oil sector has been instrumental in...

South Africa’s economic structure is expected to flourish because of the FIFA World Cup in June and July 2010. The South African economy is expected to grow 2.3% in...

 One of the poorest countries in the world, Niger’s economy is highly dependant on international aid. The landlocked Sub-Saharan nation’s economy centers on subsistence crops, livestock and some of...

The Moroccan industrial sector has enjoyed strong growth, a trend that is likely to continue in the forthcoming years. The sector has been attracting huge foreign direct investment (FDI)...

Tunisia’s industry sectors depend mainly on the country’s industrial sector. The country has one of the most developed education systems in Northern Africa. Although Tunisia lacks the volume of...