Before Cyclone Pam struck Vanuatu in March, the forecast for the country's economy was slated to be around 5 percent for this year, an increase of around 3.3 percent on 2014.
Telecom company's subsea fiber optic cable set to make Vanuatu a Pacific Ocean business hub
Unelco is a shining example of a company that has limited revenue due to its relatively small customer base, yet through its use of smart and innovative practices and groundbreaking technology is truly a leader, not only in its field of renewable energy solutions, but also in its dialogue with local people.
Vanuatu has been established as an offshore financial center for over three decades, enabling the Indian Ocean nation to build up sound financial infrastructure with a high degree of professional expertise available to international clients, who utilize the country's well-trained financial staff and offshore status for investment.
Although currently undergoing a widespread rehabilitation campaign in the wake of Cyclone Pam-one of the worst natural disasters in the archipelago's history-Vanuatu is showing its resilience and fortitude by continuing on the path to sustainable development.
Trinidad and Tobago is open for business - as the government aggressively pursues an economic diversification agenda; while implementing a range of institutional, legal and administrative reforms to improve the "Ease of Doing Business in Trinidad and Tobago".
A true Caribbean paradise spanning just 116 square miles, Tobago is a diverse island of strong potential. With lush rainforests, a serene landscape, a stunning coral reef, pristine beaches and a luxury resort and golf course, this home to 60,000 people offers a diverse range of activities for tourists, as well as numerous opportunities for savvy investors.
With a strategic position close to South American markets, and as a potential hub for shipping and trade, Trinidad and Tobago, T&T for short, is reinforcing bilateral links with China.
Communications links are also becoming increasingly important for the country and the Civil Aviation Authority, CAA for short, is playing a vital role in this area.
The most technologically savvy of all African countries, Mauritius leads as a knowledge hub.
Sun, peace, beautiful resorts and excellent hospitality - all the ingredients of a relaxing holiday are a standard part of the Mauritius experience. The island, a 12-hour direct flight from Beijing and 11 hours 20 minutes from Shanghai, outperforms competitors with its natural beauty and exquisite waters.
With investment in more than 50 companies covering financial services, commerce and industry and services, investment holding company British American Investment Co Ltd, or BAI, is a rapidly expanding group with a turnover of $500 million.