عابر سبيل
03-10-2005, 07:58 PM
إخواني و اخواتي الاعزاء....
إليكم هذا المقال...اللي...بالفعل يذهل...
باختصار....هذه قائمة أعدتها الأمم المتحدة.... يعني موب شركات يندفع لها....
قطر..... (الله يحفظها)... الثالثة على مستوى العاااااااااالم ( ما شاء الله تبارك الله)....
العاااالم GLOBAL.....
في قائمة الدول الأكثر جاذبية لمزيد من الاستثمارات الأجنبية " المباشرة"......
و ثاني الدول العربية ....22 على العالم..... الامارات.....
اللهم لك الحمد.... و تذكروا يا هل قطر....قول نوح عليه السلام لقومه...
بعد تذكيرهم بالاستغفار ...بأن الله
" يرسل السماء عليكم مدرارا* و يمددكم بأموال و بنين و يجعل لكم جنات و أنهارا"
نستغفر الله...و نحمده.... و نتوب إليه...و نتوكل عليه....
يعني باختصار.... الناس الحين....تشتري الفرص في قطر.... تدورها ادواه...
الناس...شاريه قطر....يا هل قطر....لا تبيعونها..... ارحم الله آبائنا....الطيبين
الخيرين الأبرار.... اللي بنوا...و أسسوأ..... اللهم اجزهم عنا خير الجزاء...
و لا ننكر الفضل ...بعد الله.... للي أكملوا و ما زالوا... المسيره.... رافعين
الراس...معززين مكرمين..صامدين.... بحكمة و حنكه و صبر...يشهد لها اخصومهم قبل احبابهم...
عازين اهلهم و جيرانهم و ربعهم ..... اللي حواليهم و اللي حوالي حواليهم.....
و لمن أحب أن يكحل عينه...بكحل " أثمد" يعمي الحساااااد.... هاكم المقال
Qatar’s FDI potential ranks third globally
03/Oct/2005
The Peninsula
Qatar has improved its ranking to an incredible seventh in the world in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI) potential.
FDI potential refers to a countrys ability to attract more foreign investment taking into account its existing infrastructure.
Qatar has been for the past several years spending heavily on infrastructure development and according to Qatar National Bank (QNB), spending over the next seven years is projected at an astronomical $120bn.
The country has come with a set of new commercial and investment laws, replacing archaic ones, to liberalise the economy and attract more foreign investment.
Qatar and UAE are the only Arab countries figuring on the list of UNs Top 25 economies on the inward FDI Potential Index released recently.
Qatar ranked 63rd this year in terms of actual FDI flow, a UAE-based English daily said on Saturday citing UN figures.
UAE is the only Arab country that comes anywhere near Qatar in terms of ranking among the Top 25 projected FDI pullers. Its ranking is 22nd.
The US was at number one position on the FDI potential Index despite the setbacks its economy sustained due to the recent hurricanes and higher global oil prices.
Norway and the UK rank second and third respectively, while Singapore has been put at number five, Holland is numbered 11, France 12, Finland 13, whereas Hong Kong and China are both at number 15.
Ironically, neighbouring Bahrain that tops the list of Arab countries for FDI performance currently as per UN World Investment Report 2005, finds no place on the FDI Potential Index.
FDI performance ranks countries according to the levels of FDI they have achieved in relation to their available resources.
While potential FDI performance, as said earlier, ranks countries according to the potential of a country to attract more foreign investment considering its existing infrastructure.
The daily said FDI has not played a huge role in the development of Arab economies largely as a result of investor perception of risk, while sanctions imposed on several countries have impeded their integration into the world economy.
In the Middle East regulation has also prevented international companies from being able to invest into regional economies. Foreign ownership laws have restricted access to key industries such as oil and gas.
The UAE, one of the regions leading economies, still restricts foreign ownership to a minority interest of 49 per cent outside free trade zones, said the daily.
However, economies are both deregulating and beginning the process of privatising state-controlled industries and companies.
As a result, West Asia has seen the largest percentage increase in FDI over the last year, up by 51 per cent. FDI flows to West Asia rose from $6.5bn in 2003 to $9.8bn in 2004, the daily said.
إليكم هذا المقال...اللي...بالفعل يذهل...
باختصار....هذه قائمة أعدتها الأمم المتحدة.... يعني موب شركات يندفع لها....
قطر..... (الله يحفظها)... الثالثة على مستوى العاااااااااالم ( ما شاء الله تبارك الله)....
العاااالم GLOBAL.....
في قائمة الدول الأكثر جاذبية لمزيد من الاستثمارات الأجنبية " المباشرة"......
و ثاني الدول العربية ....22 على العالم..... الامارات.....
اللهم لك الحمد.... و تذكروا يا هل قطر....قول نوح عليه السلام لقومه...
بعد تذكيرهم بالاستغفار ...بأن الله
" يرسل السماء عليكم مدرارا* و يمددكم بأموال و بنين و يجعل لكم جنات و أنهارا"
نستغفر الله...و نحمده.... و نتوب إليه...و نتوكل عليه....
يعني باختصار.... الناس الحين....تشتري الفرص في قطر.... تدورها ادواه...
الناس...شاريه قطر....يا هل قطر....لا تبيعونها..... ارحم الله آبائنا....الطيبين
الخيرين الأبرار.... اللي بنوا...و أسسوأ..... اللهم اجزهم عنا خير الجزاء...
و لا ننكر الفضل ...بعد الله.... للي أكملوا و ما زالوا... المسيره.... رافعين
الراس...معززين مكرمين..صامدين.... بحكمة و حنكه و صبر...يشهد لها اخصومهم قبل احبابهم...
عازين اهلهم و جيرانهم و ربعهم ..... اللي حواليهم و اللي حوالي حواليهم.....
و لمن أحب أن يكحل عينه...بكحل " أثمد" يعمي الحساااااد.... هاكم المقال
Qatar’s FDI potential ranks third globally
03/Oct/2005
The Peninsula
Qatar has improved its ranking to an incredible seventh in the world in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI) potential.
FDI potential refers to a countrys ability to attract more foreign investment taking into account its existing infrastructure.
Qatar has been for the past several years spending heavily on infrastructure development and according to Qatar National Bank (QNB), spending over the next seven years is projected at an astronomical $120bn.
The country has come with a set of new commercial and investment laws, replacing archaic ones, to liberalise the economy and attract more foreign investment.
Qatar and UAE are the only Arab countries figuring on the list of UNs Top 25 economies on the inward FDI Potential Index released recently.
Qatar ranked 63rd this year in terms of actual FDI flow, a UAE-based English daily said on Saturday citing UN figures.
UAE is the only Arab country that comes anywhere near Qatar in terms of ranking among the Top 25 projected FDI pullers. Its ranking is 22nd.
The US was at number one position on the FDI potential Index despite the setbacks its economy sustained due to the recent hurricanes and higher global oil prices.
Norway and the UK rank second and third respectively, while Singapore has been put at number five, Holland is numbered 11, France 12, Finland 13, whereas Hong Kong and China are both at number 15.
Ironically, neighbouring Bahrain that tops the list of Arab countries for FDI performance currently as per UN World Investment Report 2005, finds no place on the FDI Potential Index.
FDI performance ranks countries according to the levels of FDI they have achieved in relation to their available resources.
While potential FDI performance, as said earlier, ranks countries according to the potential of a country to attract more foreign investment considering its existing infrastructure.
The daily said FDI has not played a huge role in the development of Arab economies largely as a result of investor perception of risk, while sanctions imposed on several countries have impeded their integration into the world economy.
In the Middle East regulation has also prevented international companies from being able to invest into regional economies. Foreign ownership laws have restricted access to key industries such as oil and gas.
The UAE, one of the regions leading economies, still restricts foreign ownership to a minority interest of 49 per cent outside free trade zones, said the daily.
However, economies are both deregulating and beginning the process of privatising state-controlled industries and companies.
As a result, West Asia has seen the largest percentage increase in FDI over the last year, up by 51 per cent. FDI flows to West Asia rose from $6.5bn in 2003 to $9.8bn in 2004, the daily said.