A new report published recently by the World Bank in Washington, says Cape Verde is well on track to meet its Millennium Development Goals, and is one of only four African countries set to do so. Alongside Ethiopia, Ghana and Malawi, Cape Verde is expected to achieve most of its goals by 2015, or possibly even sooner thanks to acceleration in growth and progress of social indicators.
In order to do this Cape Verde has made considerable improvements in areas such as education, health and infant mortality, and has also improved various economic aspects such as its business climate.
Cape Verde is amongst the top 10 countries in the world to have introduced the most reforms in 2010, and the report fully expects to continue seeing the country in this list due to the various reforms which are still underway.
According to the World Bank, the significant improvement in the business climate in Cape Verde was largely due to the government applying robust reforms.
This is all good news for the tropical archipelago which is becoming increasingly sought-after by property investors. Property is still relatively cheap, and the government’s investment in infrastructure has greatly improved amenities over the past few years.
This has led to a huge increase in tourism numbers as more people become aware of Cape Verde's existence and its close proximity to Europe. The country has an ever expanding number of international flights and an increasing number of international airports to cope with the surge in popularity.
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