Country Overview
Australia
Australia has a stable Western-style capitalist economy that is one of the fastest growing industrial nations. Due to reforms implemented over the past two decades, Australia has a high-growth, low-inflation and low-interest rate economy, which has outperformed most of its OECD peers in recent years.
Indonesia
Spread across an archipelago of thousands of islands between Asia and Australia, Indonesia is an ethnically diverse nation of some 242 million people and has the world’s largest Muslim population. Its strategic location between two oceans and at the epicentre of traditional East-West maritime routes ensures its continuing place as a key economic growth centre.
Tunisia
Lying on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, Tunisia is the easternmost of the nations situated along the Atlas mountain range, bordering Algeria to the west and Libya to the south-east. 45% of the country is composed of the Sahara Desert, however much of the remainder consists of particularly fertile soil with easily accessible coastline.