Niger حدودية

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Niger is a landlocked, low-income country in West Africa whose economy depends heavily on subsistence agriculture and uranium mining, with oil production adding to export revenues since 2011. Agriculture employs the majority of the population and contributes roughly one-third of GDP, while the services sector accounts for close to half. The country faces structural challenges including recurring droughts, rapid population growth of approximately 3.4 percent per year, and significant infrastructure gaps. Following a military coup in July 2023 and the resulting suspension of Western aid and ECOWAS sanctions, the macroeconomic environment became more constrained, though real GDP growth rebounded to around 8 percent in 2024 partly driven by oil exports. Niger ranks among the least developed countries in the world by the United Nations.

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المؤشرات الكلية

GDP اسمي، دولار	$19.73B
نمو GDP حقيقي، سنوي	8.3%
التضخم سنوي	7.8%
السكان نسمة	28.1M
نصيب الفرد من GDP دولار	$703
القيمة السوقية إجمالي المُدرج، دولار	$120.00M
القيمة السوقية / GDP	0.6%
البطالة	0.6%
الشركات المدرجة	1
البورصة	Bourse Regionale des Valeurs Mobilieres (BRVM), the regional stock exchange shared by eight WAEMU member states, through which Nigerien companies access capital markets. (BRVM)

سنة البيانات: 2024. المصادر: IMF World Economic Outlook 2024, World Bank Open Data, Worldometer GDP Data, FocusEconomics Niger Country Profile, Wikipedia Economy of Niger, CIA World Factbook via OpenFactbook, BRVM Official Website (brvm.org), Dabafinance BRVM Company Data, MarketScreener BOAN Profile, MSCI Frontier Markets Index Factsheet, MSCI 2024 Global Market Accessibility Review. Individual figures may cover different reference periods — for example a fiscal year, or an estimate for the current year — and the overview above states these where known.

البورصة المحلية وإمكانية الوصول

البورصة	Bourse Regionale des Valeurs Mobilieres (BRVM), the regional stock exchange shared by eight WAEMU member states, through which Nigerien companies access capital markets.
الرمز	BRVM
الموقع الإلكتروني	www.brvm.org
العملة	XOF

وصول الوسطاء المحليين

Direct retail access to Niger-domiciled equities is available only through the BRVM, as Niger has no independent domestic stock exchange. Investors must use a BRVM-licensed broker, known as a Societe de Gestion et d'Intermediation (SGI), to buy or sell shares in Bank of Africa Niger (BOAN). A list of licensed SGIs is published on the BRVM website. There are no US-listed ADRs or depositary receipts for any Nigerien company. Non-resident investors may face practical difficulties opening brokerage accounts remotely and should consult a licensed SGI directly. Capital controls and limited foreign exchange liquidity in the XOF market are additional considerations.

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• Saxo Bank — Multi-market access across Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
• Charles Schwab (Global) — Foreign ordinary shares on select markets; US-listed ADRs and ETFs.
• Fidelity International Trading — International stock trading on a number of developed and emerging markets.

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الانتقال والإقامة

وصول المستثمرين الأجانب

Niger does not operate a formal residency-by-investment or citizenship-by-investment programme. Foreign nationals seeking residency must apply through standard immigration channels administered by the Nigerien Ministry of Interior. The security environment is rated as very high risk by most Western governments, and travel advisories from multiple countries advise against all or all but essential travel to Niger, particularly following the July 2023 coup. Expatriate infrastructure is limited and concentrated in Niamey.