At the same time as we encourage the diaspora to invest, we must nevertheless be realistic and recognize that the risks of failure are high and that the path to success can be strewn with pitfalls. Hence the need to create a network of support and contacts for her, continued the expert, believing that when she invests in her country of origin, the diaspora can play a catalytic role. With external ties, its members clearly indicate, through their actions, to companies in their host countries that their country of origin is stable, trustworthy and favorable to investment. Take advantage of preferential agreements granted to developing countries Since poverty in rural areas is the most serious problem facing developing countries, what can the diaspora do to support the creation of businesses capable of exploiting, transforming and exporting the many natural and agricultural resources that grow there, investment and knowledge? To answer this question, I believe that being often better informed than their compatriots, members of the diasporas can better take advantage of the preferential trade frameworks granted to poor countries by rich countries. for example the case of the Preferential Trade Agreement for Growth Opportunities (AGOA), offered by the United States to African countries. We have decided with our collective intelligence platform to contribute to the development of Africa through collective intelligence with our 40 thousand members around the world I invite you to join us on Cluster Digital Africa an intelligence platform collective that combines business with pleasure https://clusterdigitalafrica.com/.