Poland top of FDI

24th July 2010

Poland comes top of FDI list for new EU nations

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Poland is currently the most promising country for foreign investment out of all the new nations to have joined the European Union, says a recent study by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).

2009 was a particularly bleak year with regards to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) with all of the new EU states witnessing a decline. However Poland was the one country that came out looking better than its neighbouring competitors.

“In Poland, investment fell by 22 percent. And, in the ten new EU countries with which Poland mainly competes with, the decline was as high as 54 percent,” says Professor Zbigniew Zimny, a consultant and a representative of the UNCTAD ...

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