Cultivating Confidence Towards Attracting and Retaining FDIs
- Privatization is a modern strategy to stimulate economic growth; strengthens government's financial health and attracts foreign direct investments.
- ESG has evolved into a fundamental requirement for investor confidence; which should be established clearly to address risks and meet investors' requirements.
- In the era of global transformation, governments should reimagine governance frameworks.
Privatization is a promising strategy for economic growth, enhancing government financial health to attract foreign investments. Embracing ESG principles is crucial for investor confidence, urging governments to establish clear regulations. Harmonizing efforts among governments, market players, and investors in the ESG agenda can boost FDI and stimulate GDP.
Addressing the need for transparent financial reporting, governments are implementing regulations, emphasizing the role of ICFR. In the context of global transformations, governments must reevaluate governance frameworks for economic sustainability and attractiveness to FDI. This report highlights the multiplier effect of these principles, strengthening stakeholder confidence in governments.
Opportunities abound at any level of economic development: at any level of average GDP per capita, the life expectancy between urban geographies across the world differs 10 to 20 years.
This article examines the evolution of global incentives aimed at attracting investments, highlighting two approaches for changing the current dynamic. While the article primarily addresses avoiding a ‘race to the bottom’ through incentives.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states have the potential to become a new engine of global economic growth. They have the resources, aspiration, and need to tackle the long-term challenge of transitioning to a post-oil era. Laying the groundwork f