Three cities from Bosnia and Herzegovina have been included in the “European Cities and Regions of the Future 2024” report published by fDi Intelligence, a part of the Financial Times specializing in the analysis of foreign direct investment.
This report identifies and evaluates cities in Europe based on their attractiveness for foreign investments and their strategy, economic, financial, and business strength.
This year’s list of microcities includes Tešanj in fourth place, Kakanj in seventh, and Gradiška in ninth place, as reported by the Indicator.
Financial Times conducts an evaluation every year based on specific criteria to identify the most successful and promising European cities and regions in attracting investments.
This year, a total of 509 applications from cities and regions were evaluated across five subcategories: “Economic Potential,” “Human Capital and Lifestyle,” “Cost-Effectiveness,” “Connectivity,” and “Business Friendliness.” In the sixth category – “Foreign Direct Investment Strategy” – 117 applications were evaluated.
Source: Atv
