UN: Iraq among the world’s least attractive investment
UN: Iraq among the world’s least attractive investment
2019/6/20 8:56
{International: Al Furat News} The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) foreign direct investment report revealed that the Arab region attracted $ 30.8 billion in investments in 2018.
Globally, foreign investment fell by 13 percent in 2018 to $ 1.3 trillion from 2017. The United States topped the polarized countries with more than $ 252 billion, followed by China and Hong Kong at $ 139 billion and $ 116 billion.
Japan was the most heavily indebted country for foreign investment, investing about $ 143 billion worldwide, followed by China with $ 130 billion.
Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia were among the most invested countries in the world. Saudi Arabia invested about $ 21 billion and UAE investments reached $ 15 billion by 2018.
In terms of attracting Arab investments, the figures show that the UAE and Egypt were the most attractive for investments. For foreign investments.
Arab countries
: $ 10.4 billion
Egypt: $ 6.8 billion
Oman: $ 4.2 billion
Morocco: $ 3.6 billion
Saudi Arabia: $ 3.2 billion
Lebanon: $ 2.9 billion
Bahrain: $ 1.51 billion
Algeria: $ 1.5 billion
Sudan: $ 1.13 billion
Tunisia: $ 1 billion
Jordan: $ 950 million
Kuwait: $ 346 million
Djibouti: $ 265 million
Mauritania: $ 71 million.
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