Magazines
"Nomad" is a magazine prepared by Forvis Mazars with the objective to present on a country of its international partnership.
Nomad Pakistan, Summer 2012 - "Pakistan: Windows on a rising power"
A young population, an efficient university system, a dynamic culture and rich and fertile soil; this is Pakistan. In spite of remarkable assets and the acknowledgement of Pakistan as an emerging player, the country’s image remains somewhat indistinct; notably for investors.
Nomad Sweden, Summer 2011 - "Sweden’s return to dynamism"
To the other countries, Sweden’s image is of a prosperous country with a national culture that is firmly anchored in social development and support for human rights. It is often also viewed as an example to follow in terms of environmental policies. Not having participated in a single armed conflict in two centuries, Sweden has consistently based its relationships with other countries on international cooperation and multilateralism.
Nomad Indonesia, Winter 2011 - "Indonesia – Moving towards sustainable growth"
After Turkey, South Africa and Russia, Mazars is now devoting Nomad’s latest issue to Indonesia. In the heart of international events as the new chair of ASEAN and as a member of the G20, Indonesia comforts its position as a major regional and international player, namely with regards to environmental issues.
Nomad Russia, Summer 2010 - "A major power between heritage and modernity"
Following an uncertain decade, Russia has regained its status as a major player on the international stage since the start of the new century. With a rich and often complex history behind it, the world’s largest country is, once again, a first-rate global power.
Nomad South Africa, Spring 2010 - "South Africa - Spotlights on the driving force of Africa"
The first Soccer World Cup held on African soil allows visitors and television viewers internationally to discover the many faces of a country that is now at peace with itself and fully engaged on the world stage. Encouraged by its remarkable development potential and exciting cultural diversity, in the decade leading up to 2010, South Africa has been able to acquire quality infrastructures in the telecommunications and financial services sectors that help make it the leading economic power in Africa.
Nomad Turkey, October 2009 - "Turkey - A bridge between continents"
After exploring India, Egypt, China, Russia, Thailand and Brazil, Nomad is now devoting its latest issue to Turkey. Mazars has been in Istanbul for more than ten years and has since added locations in Ankara, Izmir and Bursa, resulting in a strong presence on the Turkish audit and advisory landscape.
Nomad Brazil, July 2009 - "Americas’ other giant: Brazil"
With 25,000 million litres every year, Brazil is the second largest ethanol producer in the world.
Nomad Thailand, December 2008 - "The future smiles on Thailand"
Southeast Asia has been a priority development area for Mazars for the past several years: we have recently merged with a significant firm in Malaysia and have considerably expanded our business in Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam.
Nomad China, November 2007 - "China, an awakened giant"
Since the 1980s and the opening of its economy, China has experienced spectacular growth. The country has progressively become "the world's factory", and finally also, with the transfer of sovereignty for Hong Kong in particular, a major global financial player.
Nomad Egypt, June 2007 - "Between stability and change - the new Egyptian future"
Where Africa meets Asia, in the heart of the Middle East, is Egypt: the most populous country in the Arab world.
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