It seems they just need to learn how to excel. Chad, Niger, and Mali are just a few of the underprivileged countries that have been working together the past decade to improve their economic status in hope of prosperous years to come. Located in the southern region of the Sahara Desert, these once undesirable allies have pulled efforts to climb the world's economic ladder.
Collective governments claim it was an easy decision.
With three countries bordering each other, and none possessing the resources to export multiple products near a respectable level, they have found a way to manage three strong exports and allow the selected country to specialize. While not yet reaching the technology heights necessary to compete with top nations, tangible goods are the exports of choice. Mali Prime Min. Forgetting our cotton production, Niger and Mali will expand exporting in iron and rice respectively. Once again we have proof that you can't do it all by yourself.