Chinese FDI in Niger Attractiveness and Economic Effect - Mamoudou, Seyni
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Majority of the nations around the world has always perceived that attracting more investments will enable them to achieve their national goal of economic and nationwide improvement. This is the reason why many countries are trying their best to have many foreign direct investments. The purpose of the research is to help students, economists, leaders and other members of the governments to understand the importance of Foreign Investments, in this case Chinese investments to Africa. The findings of the study will be beneficial to the national system since the research will be able to support…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Majority of the nations around the world has always perceived that attracting more investments will enable them to achieve their national goal of economic and nationwide improvement. This is the reason why many countries are trying their best to have many foreign direct investments. The purpose of the research is to help students, economists, leaders and other members of the governments to understand the importance of Foreign Investments, in this case Chinese investments to Africa. The findings of the study will be beneficial to the national system since the research will be able to support existing evidences about the effect of Chinese investments to countries and region like Africa. This also suggests that the findings of the research will allow leaders and government to integrate strategies and styles to have a better relation with regards to foreign investments.
Autorenporträt
Mamoudou Seyni ,PhD is Director of Institute of Technology in University Tillaberi and professor of economics at the University of Tahoua. Graduated In South Western University of Finance & Economics.Publications Chinese Multinational Investments affects the Political, Economic and Cultural aspects in Africa. International Journal of Management.