The Gambia: Business, Economic, Investment, and Trade Resources

This post lists resources for increasing your knowledge about and actually doing business in The Gambia. Take into account that sources may have different perspectives. If you need assistance, contact us.

Business, Trade, and Investment Information

Gambia Bi-Lateral Investment Treaties by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Gambia: Country Background Resources by Afribiz
Gambia Double Taxation Treaties by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Gambia Enabling Trade Profile 2009 (25) extracted from Global Enabling Trade Report 2009 by World Economic Forum
Gambia: Industry, Market, and Sector Resources by Afribiz
Gambia Investment Climate Statement 2008 by U.S. State Department
Gambia Investment Factsheet 2009 by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
Gambia Trade Profile by World Trade Organization
Registering Property in Gambia by Doingbusiness.org
Starting a Business in Gambia by Doingbusiness.org
Trade Policy Review 2004 for Gambia by Gambian Government and World Trade Organization

Economic Climate

African Economic Outlook: Gambia
Gambia Country Strategy Paper 2008-2011 by African Development Bank and World Bank
Gambia Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper 2007 by Gambian Government
Gambia Vision 2020 by Gambian Government
IMF Economic Review of Gambia 2009

Government Structures

Central Bank of the Gambia
Gambia Civil Aviation Authority
Gambia Embassies List by EmbassyWorld
Gambia Government Website
Gambia Key Government Ministries and Posts by Central Intelligence Agency
National Assembly of The Gambia

Laws and Regulations

Gambia Intellectual Property Law Profile by World Intellectual Property Organization
Gambia: Laws and Regulations by Afribiz
Natlex Gambia Country Profile for Labor, Social Security, and Human Rights Legislation

Private-Sector and Professsional Organizations

Chambers of Commerce and Business Councils in Gambia by Afribiz

Tax, Duty and Customs Resources

Documentation Needed for Import to and Export from The Gambia by Doingbusiness.org
Gambia Tariff Profile 2009 (4) extracted from World Tariff Profiles 2009 by World Trade Organization
Gambia Tax Highlights 2010 by Deloitte

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Post Published: 03 January 2009
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