2017 Garner Hardware Building Materials Exhibition

 

Garner is one of the fastest growing economies in West Africa, thanks to a reasonable economic management system and the contribution of oil and gold cocoa to the economy, from 2008 to 2012, Garner maintained a high growth rate of GDP. According to the African Development Bank predicts that Garner's economic growth rate in 2013 was 8% (non oil is $6.5%), while in 2014 is expected to be 8.9% (non oil is $8.7%), much higher than the average annual growth rate from the beginning of 2000, 6.5%. The region is expected to grow by 4.5% in 2017~2018.

Agriculture is the main economy. Gold, cocoa and timber three traditional export products is an economic pillar. Garner is one of the world's largest cocoa producers and exporters. Cocoa production accounts for about 13% of world output. Since the beginning of the implementation of the economic restructuring plan in 1983, the government has taken the radical inflation, the development of agriculture and the encouragement of investment as the three key tasks, and the economy has continued to grow. Known as the "model" of economic restructuring in African countries, the United Nations in 1994 to cancel the title of the least developed countries.