Mozambique

The Global Peace Index 2010 places Mozambique in the 3rd position in the African continent. The political stability, low crime, first and foremost, the liberal economic system and open market allowed a favorable environment, especially for foreign investment.

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Austria

Austria, with its well-developed market economy and its high quality of life, is closely tied to other EU economies, especially to the German one. The three largest trading partners, both for imports and for exports are Germany, Italy and Switzerland, with a significant impact.

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Czech Republic

Located in the heart of Central Europe, the Czech Republic is at the center of international communications: road networks depart from the Czech Republic, facilitating trade with Italy, Switzerland, Slovenia, Poland, Croatia, Germany, Russia and Austria.

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Romania

Since 2002, Romania has experienced a steady economic growth which has led it to join the European Union since 2007. Its geographical position allows it to attract investment from around the Mediterranean basin.

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Poland

Warsaw leads the region of Central Europe in foreign investment, thanks to a continuous inflow of capital. Between 2004, the year of joining the European Union, and in 2008, the Polish economy has gone through a period of economic boom.

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Bulgaria

Since 1997, Bulgaria is on the road to recovery, with an GDP growth at an annual rate of 4-5%, an increase in foreign investment, a macroeconomic stability and the European Union membership.

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Germany

Germany has the largest national economy in Europe, the fourth largest by nominal GDP in the world, and the fifth in terms of GDP at purchasing power parity. With its central location within Europe it is the third country in the world both for import and for export.

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