Category: Country reports

As sub-regional power, Côte d’Ivoire displays solid economic assets. It contributes to more than 1/3 of UEMOA's GDP and represents 60% of its agricultural exports. It has infrastructures rehabilitated and consolidated by massive investments: 2nd port in sub-Saharan Africa, important road network, international airport, etc.

Located in the westernmost part of the continent, Senegal has 16.7 million inhabitants, a quarter of whom live in Dakar. Being the second largest economy in French-speaking West Africa behind Ivory Coast, Senegal has significant assets, starting with almost unparalleled political and social stability, a position as a hub for West Africa, a robust macroeconomic and monetary framework, membership in large regional groups and demographic, tourist, agricultural and mining potential.

With a GDP of USD 92 billion in 2019, Kenya is the 4th economic power in sub-Saharan Africa. Lowly dependent on exports of raw materials, Kenya has been able to diversify its sectors of activity and benefits from a developed and dynamic private sector. Its annual economic growth has oscillated between 5 and 8% for more than 10 years. With good infrastructure, Kenya is considered the logistics and commercial hub of East Africa.

With an estimated GDP of USD 42.5 billion in 2021 and a population of 45.7 million, Uganda – in the LDC category – is the third largest economy in the East African Community (EAC). ).

With a GDP of USD 57.4 billion, Tanzania is the 2nd largest economy among the East African Community countries. Economic growth is supported by public and foreign investments, but also by increasing domestic consumption.

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