February 4326
Excerpt from news reel:
Kazulian investment in Malivian educational programs is moving above and beyond, and is tapping into Malivia’s economic revolution.
Kazulian investments in technology and education have typically favored Allied nations where cultural barriers and price sensitivity play a diminished role. However, Malivia’s burgeoning startup ecosystem and push for innovation is attracting Kazulian interests who see potential in Malivia’s rapid digitization and economic expasion.
The Kazulians know that investing in Malivia does not only mean access to a new, dynamic market, but also access to new sources of funding for them as well.
A Digital Malivia offers new market access, funding opportunities
Government initiatives such as Rethink skilling in Malivia and the economic reforms of demonetization of high currency notes have simultaneously encouraged and forced Malivians into new economic spheres especially digital.
Companies – both domestic and international – realize the brewing potential of participating in this unparalleled economic growth. JSW GROUP, for example, recently rolled out new applications tailored explicitly for Malivian smartphone users.
As an increasing number of Malivians spend more time online and have better access to the internet, those traditionally ‘offline’ sectors will open up to technological innovation and digital servicing.
Meanwhile, Malivia boasts of a thriving startup ecosystem with talent and backend resources readily available from the country’s information technology (IT) sector and sprawling youth looking for work. Foreign firms understand that partnering with established domestic startups means profiting from existing networks and market experience.
Here, Kazulian companies can leverage their expertise in areas of both technological innovation and traditionally offline sectors, such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and resource management. By participating in these formative years of the economic reforms in Malivia, Kazulian investors will position themselves for long term growth in Malivia’s economic boom.