The development of infrastructure creates value and contributes to the economic growth of countries. Consequently, this has both direct and indirect effects on the economy, including, for example: GDP growth, jobs creation, increased productivity of the economic actors who benefit from its use, promotion of competition and cooperation, as well as fostering the transition into new economic sectors.

Infrastructure investments stand between 4% and 8% of global GDP output on an annual basis. This percentage allocation is not only needed due to the deterioration of existing infrastructure resources in developed countries, but also to support the constant growth of population worldwide. This specifically plays a part for all economies in need to increase their own economic potential, which is particularly the case in developing countries.

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