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Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia are likely to benefit if a relocation of production from the Far East occurs after Covid-19. To have a major impact, it is essential to improve governance, education and transportation infrastructure. ....
Top 3 FDI trends to look out for in 2021 Mihai Cristea 15/02/2021 | 16:09 Like most countries in the region, Romania has a strong demand for foreign direct investment (FDI) to support its post-COVID-19 economic recovery. We take a look at the latest trends regarding foreign direct investment in our region and how they could influence Romania. By Claudiu Vrinceanu 1.FDI will continue to suffer Globally, FDI flows are likely to have decreased by 30-40 percent in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, based on early data published by UNCTAD, and a rebound is not expected to take place until 2022. Read more about Foreign direct investment inflows to Romania and other countries in Central, Eastern and Southeast Europe (CEE) dropped by 58 percent in 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown curbed economic activity, according to a report from the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw). In this context, FDI inf ....
Can Iran afford to walk away from nuclear talks? For the first time since the Iranian Islamic revolution in 1979, Tehran turned to the IMF last year and asked for emergency assistance after inflation rose to 50% in three years and approximately 6 million Iranians are out of work while the pandemic continues and vaccines are far off in the future Daniel Sonnenfeld/The Media Line | Published: 04.23.21 , 09:00 The U.S. and Iran have in recent weeks embarked on negotiations for a mutual return to the nuclear deal to limit Tehran s nuclear aspirations, which then-U.S. president Donald Trump abandoned in 2018. Iran has demanded that the U.S. move first and fully lift the sanctions, for it may not be able to survive measures that even prohibit U.S. companies from dealing with anyone who has have economic ties to Iran. ....