
The state of play: FDI in Albania
Albania is one of the poorest countries in Europe, and has enjoyed a small but steady stream of FDI inflows over the past 15 years
Albania is one of the poorest countries in Europe, and has enjoyed a small but steady stream of FDI inflows over the past 15 years
Since the death of dictator Islom Karimov in 2016, Uzbekistan has undergone a series of reforms to open up its economy to FDI, with impressive results. However, concerns about corruption still dog the country.
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The Covid-19 pandemic hit the Czech Republic's economy hard, particularly its highly regarded automotive industry. In response the country has introduced FDI screening measures.
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At the Kazakhstan Investment Forum 2020, representatives from sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna told attendees that the commitment to the country's privatisation programme remains as strong as ever despite Covid-19.
Central Asia’s largest economy, Kazakhstan, is pressing ahead with its economic diversification agenda in the face of challenges presented by Covid-19.
Poland has for years been the key FDI hub within Eastern Europe, with its tech sector performing particularly impressively, but the Covid-19 pandemic is threatening this progress.
Strongman rulers may be ambassadors of authoritarianism, but they both deter and attract certain types of foreign investment.
Kazakhstan is one of the leading transition economies for attracting FDI, but the impacts of Covid-19 look set to dampen its investment environment.
The lockdowns caused by Covid-19 and the global recession likely to follow mean that FDI into and out of transition economies will be severely impacted, according to an Unctad report.
Alisher Sultanov, the Minister of Energy of Uzbekistan, tells Investment Monitor about the country’s ambitious national energy strategy.
Demand for oil is likely to decrease by 23.1 million barrels per day in Q2 as oversupply and less demand worsen the price crash.
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