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These regions, characterized by their economic dynamism and rich cultural heritage, offer unique business opportunities for companies looking to expand their products beyond traditional distribution channels.
Iraq
Historically known as Mesopotamia, is the cradle of some of the world’s oldest civilizations: the Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians, and Assyrians.
Located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, it was the birthplace of key advances for humanity, such as writing and commerce.
In the 20th century, Iraq emerged as a modern state and one of the wealthiest countries in energy resources, particularly oil.
Although recent decades have been marked by conflict, the country is now undergoing an unprecedented phase of reconstruction and modernization, with significant public and private investments in infrastructure, housing, ealthcare, education, and commercial development.
Moreover, Spain maintains privileged trade relations with Iraq, facilitating the export of building materials from Spanish territory.
Libya
Is currently in a phase of reconstruction and development after years of instability.
Among its key cities, Benghazi stands out as one of the main economic and urban centers in the country, with sustained growth in infrastructure, housing, and public facilities projects.
The construction sector in Benghazi is driven by:
- Investments in the reconstruction of residential and commercial areas.
- Urban modernization projects aimed at improving roads, water networks, and public buildings.
- Growing demand for high-quality materials to support both government projects and private developments.
Benghazi strategic location, as a gateway to eastern Libya and with connections to neighboring North African markets, makes it a key point for international companies looking to introduce construction materials and innovative solutions.
Morocco
Is one of the most dynamic markets in North Africa, driven by strong economic growth, political stability, and a development strategy focused on infrastructure modernization.
The country is experiencing a boom in urban development projects, social housing, industrial parks, logistics centers, and tourism-related developments.
Major cities such as Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech, and Agadir concentrate most of the investments, although development is also expanding into new industrial and port areas, especially in the north and south of the country.
The construction sector offers opportunities for the supply of ceramics, sanitaryware, faucets, tiles, electrical systems, and solutions for both public and private projects.
Algeria
Is one of the largest countries with the highest economic potential in North Africa.
In recent years, the country has launched a plan to modernize infrastructure and housing, driven by population growth and the need to diversify its economy beyond the energy sector.
Major cities such as Algiers, Oran, Constantine, and Annaba host large urban development projects, social housing, roads, and public facilities. The Algerian government is also promoting new industrial and logistics zones to attract foreign investment and improve connectivity with the Mediterranean and the Sahel region.
The iron megaproject in Tindouf considered one of the largest in the world, is driving the construction of key infrastructure such as mining towns, processing plants, and over 900 km of railway to connect the area with the country’s main ports.
This development, valued at over $7 billion, is expected to create thousands of jobs and transform the region into a strategic industrial hub.
For European construction material companies, this project offers a unique opportunity to export cement, steel, machinery, electric generators, and construction equipment required for all phases of the plan. The scale and speed of the projects make reliable, high-quality products a top priority, creating a favorable environment for companies with European standards seeking to establish themselves in the Algerian market.
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Mauritania
Mauritania is located in northwest Africa and occupies a strategic position between the Maghreb and West Africa, with direct access to the Atlantic Ocean.
In recent years, the country has launched an ambitious plan to modernize urban infrastructure, roads, and social housing, driven by growth in the mining and fishing sectors, as well as new investments in gas and renewable energy.
Construction sector potential:
- Rapid urban development in cities such as Nouakchott and Nouadhibou, with residential and industrial expansion projects.
- Strong investment in energy: natural gas projects and wind farms require auxiliary infrastructure and high-quality materials.
- Regional connectivity: Mauritania serves as a bridge between North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa, creating logistical and commercial opportunities for exporting companies.
The large-scale deployment of energy infrastructure generates growing demand for:
- Materials for constructing solar plants and power lines.
- Supplies for public works, foundations, metal structures, and cabling.
- Technical and logistical equipment for assembling and connecting photovoltaic networks.
Additionally, the country is advancing large-scale projects such as the ambitious Megaton Moon, aiming to develop up to 60 GW of combined solar and wind energy with green hydrogen production in phases between 2028 and 2035. This will create future needs for urbanization, storage, and associated services.
Mali
Mali is undergoing a modernization process creating unprecedented demand for construction materials.
With a population exceeding 22 million and rapid urban growth, the country aims to develop key infrastructure: social housing, roads, hospitals, educational centers, and energy projects linked to the transition to renewable energy.
Opportunities for the construction sector:
- Projects in Mali value European products for their quality, reliability, and compliance with international standards.
- There is growing demand for cement, ceramics, sanitary ware, metal structures, roofing, piping systems, and innovative solutions that reduce costs and speed up construction.
Burkina faso
Burkina Faso has become one of the most dynamic construction markets in West Africa.
With a population exceeding 23 million and strong urban growth, the country is driving development plans focused on infrastructure, housing, and basic services.
Burkina Faso aims to modernize its urban and rural areas, creating opportunities for strategic partnerships with European suppliers that can provide reliable products and technical support for both public and private projects.
Young population as a growth driver:
- Over 60% of Burkina Faso population is under 25, making it one of the youngest countries in West Africa.
- This generation seeks access to their own homes and moves away from traditional multigenerational households, boosting demand for affordable housing and durable materials.
- Rapid urban growth in cities such as Ouagadougou and Bobo-Dioulasso increases the need for efficient and cost-effective construction solutions.
Entrepreneurial spirit in construction:
- Many young Burkinabés aspire to start their own businesses in masonry, carpentry, material sales, and small construction companies.
Benin
Benin has a population of around 13 million and a growth rate close to 2.6% per year, creating a favorable environment for urban development and a steadily increasing demand for infrastructure and modern housing.
Construction Market Dynamics:
- listaThe construction materials market reached USD 1.58 billion in 2025, with a projected annual growth rate of 3.2% between 2025 and 2029 (Statista).
- Between 2025 and 2029, the sector is expected to accelerate, with growth exceeding 11% in 2026, driven by major infrastructure and real estate projects.
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Senegal
Senegal is emerging as a leader in renewable energy in West Africa. The country has several large-scale solar projects underway:
- Niakhar Solar Park (30 MW + 15 MW/45 MWh storage), set to begin construction in 2024, will supply around 150,000 homes through Energy Resources Senegal, with participation from Vinci Energies and Climate Fund Managers (Wikipedia).
- In the Kolda region, Axian Energy is developing a solar complex with 60 MW photovoltaic capacity and 72 MWh batteries, the largest in West Africa, financed with €84M from EAAIF, FMO, and DEG, with delivery expected in 2026.
Golf and Tourism Projects:
- In Saly Portudal, the Golf de Saly, the only 18-hole golf course in the country, is surrounded by growing tourist areas, including resorts under development along the Petite Côte.
- The expansion of golf infrastructure is also expected in integrated tourism projects by SAPCO in areas like Pointe Sarène, Mbodiène, and Saloum, alongside new hotels, residences, and leisure facilities.
Togo
Togo, located on the western coast of Africa, has a rich and diverse history dating back several centuries. Originally inhabited by various ethnic groups such as the Ewe, Kabye, and Mina, the territory was shaped by migration and regional trade.
Togo is experiencing strong economic growth, with GDP rising 6.3% in the third quarter of 2024, driven especially by the construction materials sector, which grew 27.8%, and the metal products sector, which increased 30.1%.
The construction materials market (hardware & building materials) is expected to reach USD 1.06 billion in 2025, with an annual growth projection of 3.3% between 2025 and 2029.
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast, located on the coast of West Africa, has a rich history that dates to traditional civilizations and kingdoms such as the Akan, who dominated the region long before the arrival of Europeans.
Ivory Coast is the largest and most dynamic economy in West Africa, with sustained growth of around 7% annually in recent years. Its capital, Abidjan, is experiencing rapid urban expansion, with major infrastructure, housing, commercial, and tourism projects.
- The construction sector is one of the country’s main drivers, fueled by demand for housing, urban renewal, and public and private projects.
- The government has launched ambitious development plans, including the modernization of roads, bridges, port infrastructure, and industrial zones.
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