EB-5 Direct Investment; Capture the American Dream
GGDG promotes two-way trade through the US EB-5 Investor Visa program which allows a foreign investor to make investment in a qualified US business for the investor and family to become US citizens! For YOUR investment, you and your family can come to AMERICA, become US citizens, work, study, and live the AMERICAM Dream!
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"GGDG is unique – we care of what we do and how our efforts will serve the people we are asked to assist"
To stay competitive in today's fast-paced world, it's critical to plan for your project with professionalism and technology not only to keep up with – but to enhance - your business growth.
Global Green Development Group was established to meet the one stop needs of third world and emerging countries by providing expert turn-key solutions through well-defined master planning.
The Global Green Development Group stands ready to assist you with resolving the challenges of the future, while helping you to build a foundation for growth.
A Global Perspective Management Group... GGDG is an outgrowth of the management and project control necessities dictated by today's requirements.
Our group provides services for various levels of clients – from national governments to local commercial & community enterprises – from master planned developments to infrastructure assistances serving public sector clients...
"GGDG Focuses on economic empowerment to developing countries."
Jatropha to Biofuel Program
Africa's need to focus on agriculture has never been more urgent then it is now. Agriculture will continue to be the most important sector of the African economy.
Agriculture is an equal opportunity employer and partner of all industries, it is no doubt one of the most effective strategies for reducing poverty, and is a pre-requisite for nation building.
Infrastructure Development
Africa still faces serious infrastructure shortcomings both in terms of access and quality. Only 38% of African population has access to electricity, the penetration rate for internet is less than 10% while only a quarter of Africa's road network is paved.
Poor road, rail and port facilities add 30% to 40% to the costs of goods traded among African countries, thus adversely affecting the private sector development and the flow of foreign direct investment (FDI).
Energy
The energy sector in Africa is a priority for both governments and international partners. Oil price fluctuation, the shortage of fossil fuel, and environmental problems are critical issues of which are of concern to the global and domestic communities.
There are more than 600 million people in Africa with no access to electricity. Asia (especially China), Europe, India and the U.S. are increasingly investing heavily in the African energy sector. Read More...