FDI in Romania: A Handicap Race (2)

Second article in series on FDI authored by Alexandru Coita on business portal Wall Street.

Romania remains a market that is far from reaching its potential in terms of foreign investment, argues Alexandru Coita in the second instalment of an article series that will set out a comprehensive strategy for attracting foreign investment to Romania.

Romania is like a marathoner that runs the race with weights attached to its legs. Streamlining the fiscal framework, cutting red tape and working to generate convergence between the educational system and the needs of the labor market is a necessary stage in building structural competitiveness.

In parallel, Romania should learn to present its important competitive advantages, whether they be related to market size, labor costs, geostrategic positioning or IT&C expertise.

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