Wednesday 9 November 2011

INVESTING IN AFRICA

World’s famous author on money books George Samuel Clason once wrote, “Money is plentiful for those who understand the simple laws which govern its acquisition.”  British business man Eden Dervan arguably knows this simple law. It has been his guiding principle as he opens new investment frontiers.
Eden Dervan's Global Iron Ore is rising high among the among the core investors in Sierra Leone. The company has so far invested a considerable amount of money and time in the nation and certainly has long term plans for the country.This English speaking country is one of the most stable on the African continent. Its democracy is thriving, the economy is growing and the climate for investment is being transformed. Most Sierra Leoneans believe that what their country needs now is more entrepreneurs that would provide jobs for the many unemployed graduates and the youths, who constitute the largest percentage of the country’s population.  With the government's pledge to eliminate corruption that was once rife, Sierra Leone is now one of the most stable countries on the African continent and boasts a thriving democracy and fast growing economy.
Global Iron Ore London has invested a considerable sum of money as the beginning of a long term investment plan. Following a strong focus on skills transfer, Global Iron Ore now employs over 100 employees, nearly all of whom are Sierra Leonean, underlining the company’s claim to be "Proudly Investing in Sierra Leone". Global Iron Ore founder and CEO Mr Eden Dervan believes that   investing in Africa more profitable and less risky than anywhere else on this planet.  For more information, visit http://www.gio-africa.com/

 

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