At least 15 African countries are among the top 20 economies expected to post the world's highest growth rates in 2025, according to the report "Africa Outlook 2025: Driving investment opportunities amid political pressures." The top 20 includes Senegal, Rwanda, Libya, Côte d'Ivoire, Uganda and Ethiopia.
The continent's mining, energy and logistics sectors will be the most attractive for foreign direct investment in 2025, the report notes.
In this context, the following beneficial economic factors are listed in the report:
lower inflation,
improved prospects for global trade,
increased intra-regional trade,
good performance expected from the services and industrial sectors,
the support received in recent years by the most vulnerable African economies in their fight against economic imbalances and against the backdrop of rising public debt.