Healy Consultants PLC

2016 may be a key year for the Albanian nation, as they currently struggle to find new investors from abroad. The country is currently not a member state of the European Union and seems closed to the regional developments.

Representatives from more than 20 companies based in Hubei, China visited Grand Bahamas in November in search of potential investment opportunities as part of "Investment and Trade Mission: Hubei, China to The Bahamas".

From January 2016, the Ghanaian Revenue Authority (GRA) will implement new income tax laws to replace the Internal Revenue Act currently in place.

After many years of relative economic underperformance, Togo, in the recent years has implemented a number of reforms in its bid to improve openness to foreign investment.

Czech Republic’s economic growth accelerated to a record and outpaced all other members of the European Union in the first quarter of 2015, helped by a policy of keeping the currency weak and the Government’s looser budget stance.

The tiny British overseas territory Anguilla recently welcomed a new Government following elections in April 2015. Victor Banks sworn in as the new Chief Minister.

Slovakia’s economy has gained a momentum in growth when it increased by 3.6% during the third quarter of 2015, based on the flash estimate of the Slovak Statistics Office.

Georgia is taking measures to make less developed areas of the country attractive for investors, and to do this the Government is offering incentives for investors.

The new World Bank Doing Business 2016 report released in late October has indicated that compared to other Sub-Saharan African countries, Ethiopia has a better regulatory environment promoting ease of doing business in the country.

Landlocked Niger consistently ranks at the bottom of the human development index with low GDP per capita and capital income.