Afrique Economie Europe Crise Eurozone
Les économies africaines frappées de plein fouet par la crise en Europe
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By Adam Robert Green
This Is Africa
August 6, 2012
The eurozone crisis has reduced foreign aid, remittances, tourists and the demand for African exports. But the overall economic growth and investment trends are positive—some countries will benefit from the exchange rate changes and the rise in commodity prices such as gold. The eurozone crisis has blurred the distinction between “high risk” emerging economies and the “safety” zones of Europe and the US; “today, the rich world offers low growth and high risk.” As South-South foreign direct investment proved to be more resilient to global shocks, African economies can take this crisis as an opportunity to diversify their trade and create a new economic order.