Our Experiences and Views

The following points will hopefully give our visitors an idea of our approach to investment and development in Africa 

Backed by a team of experienced professionals, AIDC Group exists to solve the critical issues facing our clients. Our unique approach is not only what differentiates us, but also what makes us successful. We provide a broad range of services and solutions to help organizations facilitate change, achieve their vision and optimize performance and productivity.

Developed industrialized countries continue to benefit most from globalization because increasing globalization generates the largest GDP per capita gains for them in absolute terms.

What are the challenges of globalization in developing countries?

• International Recruiting

• Managing Employee Immigration

• Incurring Tariffs and Export Fees

• Payroll and Compliance Challenges

• Loss of Cultural Identity

• Foreign Worker Exploitation

• Global Expansion Difficulties

• Immigration Challenges and Local Job Loss

The moral challenge of globalization demands a fundamental change in values, focusing on human security, democracy, and economic justice. By thinking globally and acting collectively, each of us must contribute to building a more compassionate, humane, and peaceful world.

The biggest challenge to an innovative idea is finance.

Our clients are institutional importers and exporters of commodity goods and local project developers who have been awarded Government development projects.

Our partners are international companies who seek entry into the African markets and need a platform that facilitates entry into these markets either in project investment or commodity goods supply. 

Our global offices have been strategically chosen, to provide a local  first point-of-contact  that provides and assists the potential investor with the needed development project or commodity goods information pertaining to:

1. Government Investment Regulations

2. Project Developer / Owner

3. Financial Institutions 

4. Chamber of commerce

5. Initial meetings with Government and Institutions 

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