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Eritrea Business and Economy is the deciding factor of the economic growth of the country. Business in Eritrea is run both in the private as well as public sector. The purchasing power parity of Eritrea is around $4.154 and the major investment areas is in transportation including air travel and car rental services, shipping business, banking, share market, real estate, computer oriented businesses, courier services, hotel business, insurance, photography, export and import business, insurance agencies, press and publication houses and travel agencies. The Eritrea shipping business has made applaud able progress and competes with other global companies in terms of export shipping.
The banks of Eritrea are very important in this context as the investment from the banking sector decides the progress in business. The Central bank of Eritrea and the Commercial bank of Eritrea were the earliest nationalized banks. The Central Bank of Eritrea was re-established in 1994 with a capital of 5,000,000 Nafkas. Later, the Eritrean Agricultural and investment bank and the Himbol Financial services were also launched.
The mortgage scheme extended by the Housing and Commercial Bank of Eritrea has helped establish the accommodation for thousands of Eritrea's citizens. The attempt has been successful in meeting the requirements of the needy people who may take a considerably long period of time to pay back the mortgage loans. The Eritrea business and economy conditions will definitely look up faster if the conflicts in the region are settled as soon as possible.
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