Loading ...Bucharest leaved behind in this ranking such European capitals as Warsaw (Poland), Budapest (Hungary), Prague (Czech Republic), Bratislava (Slovakia), Kiev (Ukraine). In Europe, the Romanian capital occupies only the 18th position. Top positions are taken by London, Paris, Moscow, Stockholm and Barcelona.
According to the British magazine, with respect to business opportunities by regions, the Bucharest – Ilfov regions is the most interesting for investors in Eastern Europe.
Nevertheless, Romanian cities are dominating the ranking of the small cities, while counting in terms of cost effectiveness: Brasov (central Romania) offers investors the best efficiency of expenditure, followed by Iasi (eastern), Timisoara (western) and Constanta (eastern), mentions Evenimentul Zilei.
The FDI Magazine study, ‘European Cities and Regions of the Future 2010/2011′ was conducted on a number of 223 cities and 142 European regions. The analysis took into account the economic potential, human resources, cost-effectiveness for investors, the quality of life, infrastructure, opening of the authorities towards the business environment and promotion strategy to attract direct foreign investments.
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