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Strengths and Opportunities of EENI Global Business School on the African Continent

Why Africa?

“The future of Humanity is increasingly African” (UNICEF).

EENI African Portal

Strengths of EENI Global Business School in Africa

1. Knowledge-intensive of the African Market
2. EENI has an excellent positioning in Africa.
3. Alumni EENI in 54 African Countries.
4. Online Educational programs in English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish (high demand of Spanish language in Africa).
5. Educational adaptation to all the African countries
6.  Master in Business in Africa, Doctorate in African Business, and Courses related to Business in Africa
7. Professors and scholars in several African countries.

PhD Geneviève Barro (Burkina Faso) Director of the Professional Online Doctorate in African Business

Some African EENI Professors:

Knowledge area: Business in Africa, EENI Educational Portal.

Strategic Markets

Adaptation to the African market

1. Creation of the Council of African Businessmen and Businesswomen
2. Council of African Student and Alumni.
3. Regional Campus and University
4. Accreditation by the “African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education (CAMES)” for the whole African Francophone

Graduation of the online master in Foreign Trade in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso). The President of the Economic and Social Council of Burkina Faso, Mr Moussa Ouattara (Minister of Higher Education of Burkina), Mr Soungalo A. Ouattara (Minister of Public and Social Security), the President of the University of Ouaga II, and D. Pedro Nonell Torres, promoter of EENI Global Business School (to the right of the photo).

Opportunities in the African continent

1. Higher education too expensive, poor and low accessible for the African people.
2. Access to Higher Education available only in the largest African cities
3. Lack of higher education programs specialised in International Business
4. African Demographic Dividend
5. African emerging middle class (350 million Africans)
6. Africa will be the largest labour market in the world

EENI African Alumni.

African Foreign Trade Institute: a key pillar of EENI Global Business School in Africa.

Some facts about Africa

Africa: The next emerging continent.

1. African economic growth: 5% in the last ten years.
2. Africa has been the continent more resistant to the global crisis
3. Twenty global (pre-emerging) frontier markets
4. Tendency to the African economic integration (fifty-four countries, one billion people, combined GDP: 1.2 trillion USD)
5. Intra-African trade: 10-13% of the total. Key objective of the African Union: increase to 25%
6. Africa: barely 3% of global trade.

ICT (information and communication technologies)

1. E-commerce boom.
2. Information and Communication Technologies (ICT): 7% of the African GDP.
3. Mobile phone revolution in Africa (650 million mobile phone users)

African Demographic Dividend

1. 2015: 1.1 billion people
2. 2030: 1.6 billion people
3. 2100: 4 billion people (1 billion in Nigeria)
4. In thirty-five years, 25% of the world's population will be African
5. The emergency of the African middle class: 350 million people (34% of the African population). 1.1 billion in 2040 (42% of the African population).
6. Young African population: 60% (the largest labour market in the world)

New role of the African women

1. 519 million African women: a fundamental pillar of the African economic development.
2. 70% of the agricultural labour in Africa
3. They produce 90% of all food in Africa.

Source: African Union.

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