I think if you look at the IMF articles in The Economist and Financial Times, they point to positive developments in security--good macro-economic conditions, which have allowed.... The country was really closed to investment for a number of years.
There are great resources in the area. It's a relatively advanced economy, with an educated workforce. The IMF predicts 5% growth over the next few years, and that's up from 10 years ago at a very low level. They have inflation under control. It's down to 4% from the high teens--17%, 18%--less than a decade ago. A lot of it seemed to be linked to the president. And there has been a change in economic opportunities. The security has led to increased investment and increasing economic opportunities.
Certainly the investment drives the exports; we've seen that connection in this market.