Africa

With a variety of opportunities and emerging markets, Africa offers companies enormous potential for growth and innovation. Africa currently accounts for less than 2% of Switzerland's foreign trade balance. Consequently, Africa is often summarized, and just too often it is forgotten that Africa is a continent with 54 independent jurisdictions, with many regional organizations and very different conditions in terms of size, geography, climate, economic performance, prosperity, etc. North and sub-Saharan Africa are already so different that culturally they form two continents, and even neighboring countries with similar histories are only comparable to a limited extent in terms of their structures and everyday life - something we know only too well from Europe.

ubuntu is widespread on the continent - the understanding that we can only really grow through community and togetherness. We fully second that strong and appreciative connections form the basis of successful projects.

We are convinced that economic relations between Africa and Europe can be massively expanded and that both continents will ultimately benefit from closer cooperation - from North to South as well as from South to North. On both sides of the waypoint, we are ready to offer our services and our partner network to open doors and clear paths where you need them. As partners at level playing fiels. As one across.

In order to maintain our networks and recognize opportunities at an early stage - to feel the continent - we are regularly on African soil ourselves to exchange ideas with local partners in person, andto foster mutual trust. nexumina is a member of the Swiss-African Business Circle, the African Bar Association and the East Africa Law Society, among others. This constant exchange enables us to have good contacts even in less prominent jurisdictions such as South Sudan or Malawi.

Our economic and business law advisory services and linkage and coordination services are an integral part of nexumina's DNA. We are available to European and African companies alike as a partner and bridge builder.