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Research and Markets: North Africa B2C E-Commerce Market 2015Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dl5sp2/north_africa_b2c) has announced the addition of the "North Africa B2C E-Commerce Market 2015" report to their offering. Though lagging behind other regions in development of online retail, African B2C E-Commerce is expected to rise, stimulated by increasing Internet penetration, improving infrastructure and especially the rise of mobile. Morocco and Egypt are Africa's most advanced markets in Internet penetration, which reached more than half of the population in these countries, as of 2014. nline shopper penetration stood at below 10% in these countries, though especially in Morocco, the number of users buying over the Internet has grown significantly. In Egypt, Facebook (News - Alert) plays a significant role in online shopping. This social network not only generates traffic for online merchants such as Souq.com and Jumia, but is also regarded by online shoppers as a website for direct placement of orders. While Tunisia also ranks high in Africa by Internet penetration and around seven hundred E-Commerce websites are already active in Tunisia, in Algeria the infrastructure development for E-Commerce is just beginning, though the past years saw a major push forward as 3G Internet networks were rolled out. Key Topics Covered: 1. Management Summary 2. Regional 3. Egypt 4. Morocco 5. Tunisia 6. Algeria Companies Mentioned - Dubizzle - Hmall - Hmizate - Jumia - Microchoix - Nechrifenet.com - Nefsak - Shoppeos - Souq.com - eChrily.com For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dl5sp2/north_africa_b2c
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