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    UN: Iraq among the world's least attractive investment

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    {International: Al Furat News} The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) foreign direct investment report revealed that the Arab region attracted $ 30.8 billion in investments in 2018.
    Globally, foreign investment fell by 13 percent in 2018 to $ 1.3 trillion from 2017. The United States topped the polarized countries with more than $ 252 billion, followed by China and Hong Kong at $ 139 billion and $ 116 billion. 
    Japan was the most heavily indebted country for foreign investment, investing about $ 143 billion worldwide, followed by China with $ 130 billion. 
    Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia were among the most invested countries in the world. Saudi Arabia invested about $ 21 billion and UAE investments reached $ 15 billion by 2018. 
    In terms of attracting Arab investments, the figures show that the UAE and Egypt were the most attractive for investments. For foreign investments. 
    Thus, the volume of investments attracted by the Arab countries during 2018:
    UAE: $ 10.4 billion 
    Egypt: $ 6.8 billion 
    Oman: $ 4.2 billion 
    Morocco: $ 3.6 billion 
    Saudi Arabia: $ 3.2 billion 
    Lebanon: $ 2.9 billion 
    Bahrain: $ 1.51 billion 
    Algeria: $ 1.5 billion 
    Sudan: $ 1.13 billion 
    Tunisia: $ 1 billion 
    Jordan: $ 950 million 
    Kuwait: $ 346 million 
    Djibouti: $ 265 million 
    Mauritania: $ 71 million


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    {International: Al Furat News} The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) foreign direct investment report revealed that the Arab region attracted $ 30.8 billion in investments in 2018.
    Globally, foreign investment fell by 13 percent in 2018 to $ 1.3 trillion from 2017. The United States topped the polarized countries with more than $ 252 billion, followed by China and Hong Kong at $ 139 billion and $ 116 billion. 
    Japan was the most heavily indebted country for foreign investment, investing about $ 143 billion worldwide, followed by China with $ 130 billion. 
    Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia were among the most invested countries in the world. Saudi Arabia invested about $ 21 billion and UAE investments reached $ 15 billion by 2018. 
    In terms of attracting Arab investments, the figures show that the UAE and Egypt were the most attractive for investments. For foreign investments. 
    Thus, the volume of investments attracted by the Arab countries during 2018:
    UAE: $ 10.4 billion 
    Egypt: $ 6.8 billion 
    Oman: $ 4.2 billion 
    Morocco: $ 3.6 billion 
    Saudi Arabia: $ 3.2 billion 
    Lebanon: $ 2.9 billion 
    Bahrain: $ 1.51 billion 
    Algeria: $ 1.5 billion 
    Sudan: $ 1.13 billion 
    Tunisia: $ 1 billion 
    Jordan: $ 950 million 
    Kuwait: $ 346 million 
    Djibouti: $ 265 million 
    Mauritania: $ 71 million


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    The foreign direct investment report issued by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) revealed that the Arab region attracted investments of $ 30.8 billion in 2018. 
    Globally, foreign investments fell by 13 percent in 2018 to $ 1.3 trillion from 2017, The United States attracted more than $ 252 billion in foreign investment, followed by China and Hong Kong at $ 139 billion and $ 116 billion. 
    Japan was the most heavily indebted country for foreign investment, investing about $ 143 billion worldwide, followed by China with $ 130 billion. 
    The UAE and Saudi Arabia were among the most active countries in the world. Saudi Arabia invested about $ 21 billion and UAE investments reached $ 15 billion in 2018.
    In terms of attracting Arab investments, the figures show that the UAE and Egypt were the most attractive for investments, while Qatar and Iraq were least attractive to foreign investments. 
    Arab countries 
    : $ 10.4 billion 
    Egypt: $ 6.8 billion 
    Oman: $ 4.2 billion 
    Morocco: $ 3.6 billion 
    Saudi Arabia: $ 3.2 billion 
    Lebanon: $ 2.9 billion 
    Bahrain: $ 1.51 billion 
    Algeria: $ 1.5 billion 
    Sudan: $ 1.13 billion 
    Tunisia: $ 1 billion 
    Jordan: $ 950 million 
    Kuwait: $ 346 million 
    Djibouti: $ 265 million 
    Mauritania: $ 71 million


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