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FDI up by 50 Percent

Article added on: 2010-07-17
Five months into 2010, the value of foreign direct investment reached 5.5 billion euro, reports the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency.


The foreign direct investment (FDI) figure is higher by half than the parallel period of last year – a time of global economic setback.


Head of the agency, Slawomir Majman has said foreign companies are drawn to Poland's repute as the only country in Europe that recorded economic growth in the time of the global financial slowdown.


"We have seen a rise in the interest in the country among many global investors since mid-2009. This stems from the fact that we provide a product that is in short supply in the time of crisis - and that is economic stability. If we maintain this trend, 2011 and the following year will be conducive to an influx of foreign capital," stated Majman with some optimism.


Slawomir Majman estimates that the value of FDI may reach up to 9 billion euro by the end of the year. This could create 30-40,000 new jobs in the country.

Published courtesy of thenews.pl

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