Poland: Poland’s current economic situation means it is presently the fourth most attractive country in Europe for investors
In addition to this, the nation is ranked fourteenth in the world as far as attractiveness is concerned - both facts that were presented at the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on Wednesday in Warsaw.
In Europe, Poland was only beaten by Great Britain, Germany and Russia.
The conference showed that last year witnessed an 18 percent drop in the amount of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) worldwide and that expert believe it will take up to 8-10 years to return to a normal state once again.
“The main culprits here are the developed countries, especially those within the European Union,” said financial expert Professor Zbigniew Zimny at the conference.
The station states while at first glance FDI dropped significantly in Poland last year - by 82 percent to USD 3.4 bln - the perceived decrease was only down to the way that such FDI coming into the country was being calculated.