CONTRACT

 

MULTI TIERS AND LEVELS OF CONTRACTS ARE NEEDED

The country is in desparate need of multiple working contracts. And No, those contracts are not in the realm of agriculture nor the textile industry; even though these contracts will be accepted by means of non-discriminatory practice, however, contracts that will allow for the development of the jurisdiction to enable it to function as a competitive country. Sample contracts are in the fields located in the ECI index for the country.

Sar's purpose is to negotiate those contracts in accordance to its policies for the developmental process for the country. Both internal and external contracts will be the stepping stone for a speedy development where incentives and invitations will create an atmosphere that is friendly and inviting to new comers in the jurisdiction.  SAR will continously challenge, cooperate and lobby for the facilitation of opportunities for all involved to create positively charged environments for growth. Organizational workers and representatives work for the patrons. Members of the SAR Organization will be in the position to:

acquire first hand information through their membership participation

Have a say so in the organation's development process

Contribute for the development process and operation of SAR

Get support and reports via communications etc.

 

Progresive reports

As a mean for measuring the progress that make our efforts noted, SAR will use externally reported country ratings to compare year to year development improvements. The use of CIA World Factbook, World Bank, IMF etc. will ensure integrity and transparency in reporting independent reviews and information.

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Competitiveness & Trade

Current account balance	USD -0.4 billion (2018 estimate)
Current account balance by percentage of GDP	-3.7 % (2018 estimate)
FDI inflows	2016 USD 105 million 2017 USD 375 million 2018 USD 105 million
FDI Outflows	2016 N/A 2017 N/A 2018 N/A
Value of cross-border M&A, by country of purchaser	2015 N/A 2016 N/A 2017 N/A 2018 N/A
Cross-border M&A deals worth over $3 billion completed in 2014	N/A
Cross-border M&A deals worth over $3 billion completed in 2015	N/A
Best countries for doing business	Economies are ranked on their ease of doing business. A high ease of doing business ranking means the regulatory environment is more conducive to the starting and operation of a local firm. Overall ranking: 179 out of 190 countries Subcategories: Starting a Business: 189 out of 190 countries Dealing with Construction Permits: 179 out of 190 countries Getting Electricity: 147 out of 190 countries Registering Property: 182 out of 190 countries Getting Credit: 144 out of 190 countries Protecting Minority Investors: 183 out of 190 countries Paying Taxes: 149 out of 190 countries Trading across Borders: 85 out of 190 countries Enforcing Contracts: 127 out of 190 countries Resolving Insolvency: 168 out of 190 countries
Global competitiveness ranking	138 out of 141 countries
Index of Economic Freedom	Ranking: 143 / Score: 52.7 (Mostly unfree) (100=totally free 0=totally repressed)