The document discusses the Netherlands' economy and culture. It proposes establishing a financial stability fund to provide assistance to foreign direct investments in the Netherlands. However, the conclusion is that this would be risky for the Netherlands given its existing financial commitments from bailing out EU countries and institutions. The key points are:
- The proposal to create a financial stability fund to assist foreign investments in the Netherlands.
- The Netherlands already uses bailout funds to stabilize the EU economy and has outstanding loans.
- Establishing a new fund for foreign investments could financially harm the Netherlands if companies defaulted.
Niels Christian Docker. Doing Business in Denmark 07.06.2013Awara Direct Search
Denmark is a small country in Northern Europe with a population of around 5.5 million. It has a stable economy focused on industries like shipping, wind energy, pharmaceuticals, and food production. The document outlines business opportunities in sectors like shipping, offshore energy, and wind power due to Denmark's world-leading companies. It also discusses setting up a business in Denmark, which has a flexible labor market, low minimum capital requirements, and a 25% corporate tax rate. The legal system is accessible and emphasizes dialogue between business and government. Overall, the document portrays Denmark as a business-friendly country with a highly skilled workforce located in Northern Europe.
Turkey provides many opportunities for outsourcing due to its fast growing economy, young workforce, strategic location between Europe and Asia, and investment incentives. While political issues, restrictions on religious expression, and threats of terrorism pose some weaknesses and risks, Turkey's economic growth, developed industrial zones, and potential as a logistics hub make it an appealing outsourcing destination.
The document provides information about the Chord Group, a global leader in developing special economic zones. It discusses what special economic zones are and why governments create them. It outlines the key characteristics of successful zones, including government support, infrastructure, streamlined procedures, and planning for the future. The Chord Group offers strategic and operational solutions to help clients establish and manage special economic zones that attract investment, create jobs, and integrate regional economies globally.
An introduction and overview about issues on investing in Malaysia - presentation held in Berlin in May 2015 on the occasion of the Asia Pacific Weeks 2015
1) The document discusses Malaysia as a high-technology hub in Asia Pacific that has emerged from a resource-based economy into a knowledge-based economy with German companies playing a large role as investors and trading partners.
2) It notes Malaysia focuses on 12 high-end industries to drive economic development and promotes higher value-added sectors such as ICT, biotech, and engineering.
3) While human capital and qualified labor remain a challenge, Malaysia offers a skilled, young, and English-speaking population at reasonable costs and is one of the best hubs for accessing the ASEAN, China, and Indian markets due to its infrastructure, logistics, and trade agreements.
This document discusses special economic zones (SEZs) and their role in economic development. It provides background on SEZs, describing them as geographical regions that have economic and other laws that differ from a country's typical policies to encourage economic activity. The document uses Shenzhen, China as a case study, outlining its transformation from a small village to a major city through the use of SEZ policies. It also discusses SEZs in other countries and their benefits, such as promoting employment, foreign investment, and technology exchange. While noting SEZs can help development, it also identifies obstacles Bangladesh faces in attracting foreign direct investment, and provides recommendations for overcoming challenges to realizing SEZs' potential economic benefits.
The document discusses the Netherlands' economy and culture. It proposes establishing a financial stability fund to provide assistance to foreign direct investments in the Netherlands. However, the conclusion is that this would be risky for the Netherlands given its existing financial commitments from bailing out EU countries and institutions. The key points are:
- The proposal to create a financial stability fund to assist foreign investments in the Netherlands.
- The Netherlands already uses bailout funds to stabilize the EU economy and has outstanding loans.
- Establishing a new fund for foreign investments could financially harm the Netherlands if companies defaulted.
Niels Christian Docker. Doing Business in Denmark 07.06.2013Awara Direct Search
Denmark is a small country in Northern Europe with a population of around 5.5 million. It has a stable economy focused on industries like shipping, wind energy, pharmaceuticals, and food production. The document outlines business opportunities in sectors like shipping, offshore energy, and wind power due to Denmark's world-leading companies. It also discusses setting up a business in Denmark, which has a flexible labor market, low minimum capital requirements, and a 25% corporate tax rate. The legal system is accessible and emphasizes dialogue between business and government. Overall, the document portrays Denmark as a business-friendly country with a highly skilled workforce located in Northern Europe.
Turkey provides many opportunities for outsourcing due to its fast growing economy, young workforce, strategic location between Europe and Asia, and investment incentives. While political issues, restrictions on religious expression, and threats of terrorism pose some weaknesses and risks, Turkey's economic growth, developed industrial zones, and potential as a logistics hub make it an appealing outsourcing destination.
The document provides information about the Chord Group, a global leader in developing special economic zones. It discusses what special economic zones are and why governments create them. It outlines the key characteristics of successful zones, including government support, infrastructure, streamlined procedures, and planning for the future. The Chord Group offers strategic and operational solutions to help clients establish and manage special economic zones that attract investment, create jobs, and integrate regional economies globally.
An introduction and overview about issues on investing in Malaysia - presentation held in Berlin in May 2015 on the occasion of the Asia Pacific Weeks 2015
1) The document discusses Malaysia as a high-technology hub in Asia Pacific that has emerged from a resource-based economy into a knowledge-based economy with German companies playing a large role as investors and trading partners.
2) It notes Malaysia focuses on 12 high-end industries to drive economic development and promotes higher value-added sectors such as ICT, biotech, and engineering.
3) While human capital and qualified labor remain a challenge, Malaysia offers a skilled, young, and English-speaking population at reasonable costs and is one of the best hubs for accessing the ASEAN, China, and Indian markets due to its infrastructure, logistics, and trade agreements.
This document discusses special economic zones (SEZs) and their role in economic development. It provides background on SEZs, describing them as geographical regions that have economic and other laws that differ from a country's typical policies to encourage economic activity. The document uses Shenzhen, China as a case study, outlining its transformation from a small village to a major city through the use of SEZ policies. It also discusses SEZs in other countries and their benefits, such as promoting employment, foreign investment, and technology exchange. While noting SEZs can help development, it also identifies obstacles Bangladesh faces in attracting foreign direct investment, and provides recommendations for overcoming challenges to realizing SEZs' potential economic benefits.
This document provides an overview of the economic ties between Taiwan and Los Angeles County. It finds that Taiwan is Los Angeles County's 4th largest trading partner, with $15.8 billion in two-way trade in 2013. Investment from Taiwan into Los Angeles County has increased 30% over the past 6 years, with 164 Taiwanese-owned businesses establishing a presence. The report also highlights the strong cultural and personal connections between the two regions, including over 45,000 Taiwanese residents in Los Angeles County. It concludes by recommending ways to strengthen the economic partnership further in key industries like green technology, biotech, and aerospace.
The document discusses the relationship between entrepreneurship and regions. It suggests that new firms are often established where entrepreneurs live and work, and regions with many large firms and universities tend to have more knowledge-based new firms. Creating an entrepreneurial region requires balancing factors like innovation, competitiveness, education, and entrepreneurship. Policy must be able to bridge these areas, and many European regions will need to strengthen entrepreneurial activities and innovation.
The document describes an International Business Network called REDINTER that aims to connect business leaders and entrepreneurs to promote economic growth. The network will:
1. Connect companies, entrepreneurs, researchers, and scientists to share knowledge and foster innovation.
2. Develop high-tech companies, smart real estate projects, and creative economy projects.
3. Provide advice and training to help small and medium businesses internationalize and develop strategic alliances abroad.
4. Activate participation in projects to attract foreign investment and develop infrastructure.
people are not bananas- International LawEmad Aghasi
1. The document discusses the economic similarities and differences between trade, investment, and labor migration. It presents classical economic theories that view them as substitutes, such as comparative advantage and absolute advantage theories.
2. International regulation of trade, investment, and labor migration is discussed. Trade has the most developed multilateral rules under the WTO, while investment agreements are largely bilateral. Labor migration lacks comprehensive global governance and policies mostly focus on high-skilled workers.
3. Immigration differs from trade in key ways. Economic gains differ between developed and developing nations. Countries may act unilaterally on immigration but trade requires reciprocity between partners. People do not behave like goods in terms of movement across borders.
The World Economic Forum is a Swiss nonprofit foundation that hosts an annual meeting of global leaders in Davos, Switzerland. The flagship event brings together CEOs, politicians, and representatives from civil society to shape the global agenda and discuss pressing issues. Originally founded in 1971, the WEF now has offices in Beijing and New York. Led by founder Klaus Schwab, it aims to be impartial and resolve international conflicts through open dialogue. Past meetings have helped resolve conflicts between countries and advance discussions on issues like sustainability and global cooperation.
The document summarizes a seminar on applying for jobs abroad through EURES. The speaker discussed how EU nationals have the right to look for work and receive unemployment benefits in any other EU country for 3-6 months. To receive unemployment benefits while job searching abroad, individuals must register as unemployed in their home country, apply for a U2 form to export benefits, and meet other eligibility requirements. The seminar covered EU workers' rights to equal treatment regarding work conditions, pay and social security in other EU countries. It also noted non-EU countries typically require work permits and visa sponsorship from employers.
The document summarizes a report on several seminars attended by the student.
The first seminar discussed was on the European Council and provided information on its role, establishment, tasks and how it works.
The second seminar was on doing business in China and covered topics like the Chinese business environment, culture, and negotiation styles.
The third seminar discussed rebranding Africa and touched on Africa's growth potential, rankings on ease of doing business by country, and considerations for business culture in Africa.
The fourth seminar was on applying for jobs abroad through the EURES program and covered entitlements to unemployment benefits while job searching in other EU countries.
The final seminar discussed the
The document summarizes information about Startup Europe Week (SEW) taking place in Yerevan, Armenia from February 5-11, 2016. It provides details about the mission and scale of SEW across Europe, highlighting opportunities for local entrepreneurs. Specific events in Yerevan will focus on European initiatives, governmental support programs, social entrepreneurship, tech accelerators, and the investment landscape. Presentations will provide information on accessing local, regional and European resources to support businesses. The goal is to connect entrepreneurs, investors, and other stakeholders through networking.
UkraЇnvest is a framework developed by a public initiative volunteers for creating a nationwide Investment Promotion Agency which offers a full range services for foreign investors
Helsinki Business Hub, the regional development agency for the Finnish capital region, makes Helsinki the best place to accelerate your business. We enable foreign companies to establish their businesses and innovation driven companies to grow and develop in the Helsinki region. This we do by providing the right information and contacts and by designing growth opportunities for our customers, free of charge and based on full confidentiality.
1. What is Finland like as an operating environment? Why you
should come to Helsinki?
2. What costs and incentives are there involved in setting up a
business?
3. How can we help your business to grow?
The document summarizes the competitive advantages of Switzerland as a business location. It highlights Switzerland's strategic location in the heart of Europe with borders to three major markets. It also emphasizes Switzerland's political and economic stability, highly skilled workforce, exceptional infrastructure and quality of life. Additionally, the summary discusses Switzerland's strong integration into the European market through bilateral agreements and its network of over 20 free trade agreements.
2-3. The Netherlands: Startup Ecosystem_021517D.CAMP
The startup ecosystem in the Netherlands was introduced by Peter Wijhuizen, Senior Officer for Innovation, Technology, and Science of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Korea.
The content was made by Marten Lammertink, Second Secretary of the Embassy.
„Be with us in Vilnius“ yra kvietimas skirtas tiems, kas svarsto galimybę įsikurti ir dirbti Vilniuje. Vilnius pristatomas kaip greitas ir atviras, jaukus ir žalias miestas, pateikiami vaizdai ir informacija apie jo privalumus bei darbą ir laisvalaikį čia, talentingi žmonės kviečiami jame įsikurti. „Welcome Kit“ leidinys patraukliai pristato miestą, parodo, kad čia gyventi ir dirbti yra gera, patogu, koks Vilnius draugiškas ir atviras visiems.
Messukeskus Helsinki is the largest and most versatile of it's kind in Finland. We offer 53 different facilities and all the services for successful meetings, events and congresses.
Luxembourg is a small European country with a highly skilled multi-lingual workforce and strong stable economy. It has a very attractive tax system for businesses with low corporate tax rates and minimal bureaucracy. The government actively seeks to attract foreign investment in sectors like finance, technology, and logistics. While the high costs of living and consumer demands present challenges, overall Luxembourg provides political stability, excellent infrastructure, and incentives for investors in key industries.
City TLV is a partnership that aims to promote Greater Tel-Aviv as an international financial center. It seeks to leverage Israel's economic resilience and technological capabilities. The partnership will work to establish Tel-Aviv as a specialized regional center focused on areas like fintech, fund management, and legal/audit services, primarily serving former Soviet states, Central Asia, and Central/Eastern Europe. City TLV will promote the region through marketing, policy changes, education and infrastructure development to attract financial institutions and grow the industry. It invites membership from professionals in the Israeli financial sector.
This document summarizes Finland and Helsinki's competitive advantages for global business. It notes that Finland jumped to 4th in global competitiveness due to its strong focus on education and innovation. Helsinki is highlighted as a strategic EU location and innovation hub, providing easy access to partners, markets, and talent. The document outlines the transparent and safe business environment, support services available, and Helsinki's vibrant ecosystem for knowledge-intensive industries. In conclusion, Helsinki is presented as not only a great location for business, but also a high quality place to live and work.
InvestHK is the Hong Kong government department responsible for attracting foreign direct investment. It provides free and confidential services to help overseas, mainland Chinese, and Taiwanese companies set up and expand their businesses in Hong Kong. These services include providing market information and opportunities, facilitating business registration and visa applications, and helping companies launch and promote their Hong Kong operations. InvestHK aims to strengthen Hong Kong's position as a leading international business location in Asia.
Max Jeleniewski. The Hague. Marketing a CityЮлия Егорова
The Hague is marketing itself as an international city of peace and justice, with the International Criminal Court, International Court of Justice, and other international organizations based there. It has over 150 multinational businesses and is a central transportation hub in Europe with its airport and large cargo harbor. The city is working to redevelop its cultural infrastructure and housing to attract more international residents and visitors through 2018 and beyond.
The document summarizes information about Liechtenstein's banking center and financial sector. It notes that Liechtenstein has a small but highly diversified economy, with the manufacturing industry and financial services being major contributors. The banking sector focuses on private banking and wealth management. Liechtenstein banks have a 150-year tradition and are characterized by stability, high capital levels, and no need for state aid during the financial crisis. The financial sector represents a key pillar of Liechtenstein's economy.
Messukeskus is Finland's leading event organizer and provider of venues for exhibitions, meetings, and congresses. It was founded in 1919 and hosts fairs, exhibitions, meetings, congresses, and celebrations. Messukeskus operates a 58,000 square meter facility in Pasila, Helsinki with 7 halls, 40 conference rooms, and over 4,400 seats in its largest hall. It focuses on corporate responsibility and sustainability in the events industry.
This document provides an overview of the economic ties between Taiwan and Los Angeles County. It finds that Taiwan is Los Angeles County's 4th largest trading partner, with $15.8 billion in two-way trade in 2013. Investment from Taiwan into Los Angeles County has increased 30% over the past 6 years, with 164 Taiwanese-owned businesses establishing a presence. The report also highlights the strong cultural and personal connections between the two regions, including over 45,000 Taiwanese residents in Los Angeles County. It concludes by recommending ways to strengthen the economic partnership further in key industries like green technology, biotech, and aerospace.
The document discusses the relationship between entrepreneurship and regions. It suggests that new firms are often established where entrepreneurs live and work, and regions with many large firms and universities tend to have more knowledge-based new firms. Creating an entrepreneurial region requires balancing factors like innovation, competitiveness, education, and entrepreneurship. Policy must be able to bridge these areas, and many European regions will need to strengthen entrepreneurial activities and innovation.
The document describes an International Business Network called REDINTER that aims to connect business leaders and entrepreneurs to promote economic growth. The network will:
1. Connect companies, entrepreneurs, researchers, and scientists to share knowledge and foster innovation.
2. Develop high-tech companies, smart real estate projects, and creative economy projects.
3. Provide advice and training to help small and medium businesses internationalize and develop strategic alliances abroad.
4. Activate participation in projects to attract foreign investment and develop infrastructure.
people are not bananas- International LawEmad Aghasi
1. The document discusses the economic similarities and differences between trade, investment, and labor migration. It presents classical economic theories that view them as substitutes, such as comparative advantage and absolute advantage theories.
2. International regulation of trade, investment, and labor migration is discussed. Trade has the most developed multilateral rules under the WTO, while investment agreements are largely bilateral. Labor migration lacks comprehensive global governance and policies mostly focus on high-skilled workers.
3. Immigration differs from trade in key ways. Economic gains differ between developed and developing nations. Countries may act unilaterally on immigration but trade requires reciprocity between partners. People do not behave like goods in terms of movement across borders.
The World Economic Forum is a Swiss nonprofit foundation that hosts an annual meeting of global leaders in Davos, Switzerland. The flagship event brings together CEOs, politicians, and representatives from civil society to shape the global agenda and discuss pressing issues. Originally founded in 1971, the WEF now has offices in Beijing and New York. Led by founder Klaus Schwab, it aims to be impartial and resolve international conflicts through open dialogue. Past meetings have helped resolve conflicts between countries and advance discussions on issues like sustainability and global cooperation.
The document summarizes a seminar on applying for jobs abroad through EURES. The speaker discussed how EU nationals have the right to look for work and receive unemployment benefits in any other EU country for 3-6 months. To receive unemployment benefits while job searching abroad, individuals must register as unemployed in their home country, apply for a U2 form to export benefits, and meet other eligibility requirements. The seminar covered EU workers' rights to equal treatment regarding work conditions, pay and social security in other EU countries. It also noted non-EU countries typically require work permits and visa sponsorship from employers.
The document summarizes a report on several seminars attended by the student.
The first seminar discussed was on the European Council and provided information on its role, establishment, tasks and how it works.
The second seminar was on doing business in China and covered topics like the Chinese business environment, culture, and negotiation styles.
The third seminar discussed rebranding Africa and touched on Africa's growth potential, rankings on ease of doing business by country, and considerations for business culture in Africa.
The fourth seminar was on applying for jobs abroad through the EURES program and covered entitlements to unemployment benefits while job searching in other EU countries.
The final seminar discussed the
The document summarizes information about Startup Europe Week (SEW) taking place in Yerevan, Armenia from February 5-11, 2016. It provides details about the mission and scale of SEW across Europe, highlighting opportunities for local entrepreneurs. Specific events in Yerevan will focus on European initiatives, governmental support programs, social entrepreneurship, tech accelerators, and the investment landscape. Presentations will provide information on accessing local, regional and European resources to support businesses. The goal is to connect entrepreneurs, investors, and other stakeholders through networking.
UkraЇnvest is a framework developed by a public initiative volunteers for creating a nationwide Investment Promotion Agency which offers a full range services for foreign investors
Helsinki Business Hub, the regional development agency for the Finnish capital region, makes Helsinki the best place to accelerate your business. We enable foreign companies to establish their businesses and innovation driven companies to grow and develop in the Helsinki region. This we do by providing the right information and contacts and by designing growth opportunities for our customers, free of charge and based on full confidentiality.
1. What is Finland like as an operating environment? Why you
should come to Helsinki?
2. What costs and incentives are there involved in setting up a
business?
3. How can we help your business to grow?
The document summarizes the competitive advantages of Switzerland as a business location. It highlights Switzerland's strategic location in the heart of Europe with borders to three major markets. It also emphasizes Switzerland's political and economic stability, highly skilled workforce, exceptional infrastructure and quality of life. Additionally, the summary discusses Switzerland's strong integration into the European market through bilateral agreements and its network of over 20 free trade agreements.
2-3. The Netherlands: Startup Ecosystem_021517D.CAMP
The startup ecosystem in the Netherlands was introduced by Peter Wijhuizen, Senior Officer for Innovation, Technology, and Science of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Korea.
The content was made by Marten Lammertink, Second Secretary of the Embassy.
„Be with us in Vilnius“ yra kvietimas skirtas tiems, kas svarsto galimybę įsikurti ir dirbti Vilniuje. Vilnius pristatomas kaip greitas ir atviras, jaukus ir žalias miestas, pateikiami vaizdai ir informacija apie jo privalumus bei darbą ir laisvalaikį čia, talentingi žmonės kviečiami jame įsikurti. „Welcome Kit“ leidinys patraukliai pristato miestą, parodo, kad čia gyventi ir dirbti yra gera, patogu, koks Vilnius draugiškas ir atviras visiems.
Messukeskus Helsinki is the largest and most versatile of it's kind in Finland. We offer 53 different facilities and all the services for successful meetings, events and congresses.
Luxembourg is a small European country with a highly skilled multi-lingual workforce and strong stable economy. It has a very attractive tax system for businesses with low corporate tax rates and minimal bureaucracy. The government actively seeks to attract foreign investment in sectors like finance, technology, and logistics. While the high costs of living and consumer demands present challenges, overall Luxembourg provides political stability, excellent infrastructure, and incentives for investors in key industries.
City TLV is a partnership that aims to promote Greater Tel-Aviv as an international financial center. It seeks to leverage Israel's economic resilience and technological capabilities. The partnership will work to establish Tel-Aviv as a specialized regional center focused on areas like fintech, fund management, and legal/audit services, primarily serving former Soviet states, Central Asia, and Central/Eastern Europe. City TLV will promote the region through marketing, policy changes, education and infrastructure development to attract financial institutions and grow the industry. It invites membership from professionals in the Israeli financial sector.
This document summarizes Finland and Helsinki's competitive advantages for global business. It notes that Finland jumped to 4th in global competitiveness due to its strong focus on education and innovation. Helsinki is highlighted as a strategic EU location and innovation hub, providing easy access to partners, markets, and talent. The document outlines the transparent and safe business environment, support services available, and Helsinki's vibrant ecosystem for knowledge-intensive industries. In conclusion, Helsinki is presented as not only a great location for business, but also a high quality place to live and work.
InvestHK is the Hong Kong government department responsible for attracting foreign direct investment. It provides free and confidential services to help overseas, mainland Chinese, and Taiwanese companies set up and expand their businesses in Hong Kong. These services include providing market information and opportunities, facilitating business registration and visa applications, and helping companies launch and promote their Hong Kong operations. InvestHK aims to strengthen Hong Kong's position as a leading international business location in Asia.
Max Jeleniewski. The Hague. Marketing a CityЮлия Егорова
The Hague is marketing itself as an international city of peace and justice, with the International Criminal Court, International Court of Justice, and other international organizations based there. It has over 150 multinational businesses and is a central transportation hub in Europe with its airport and large cargo harbor. The city is working to redevelop its cultural infrastructure and housing to attract more international residents and visitors through 2018 and beyond.
The document summarizes information about Liechtenstein's banking center and financial sector. It notes that Liechtenstein has a small but highly diversified economy, with the manufacturing industry and financial services being major contributors. The banking sector focuses on private banking and wealth management. Liechtenstein banks have a 150-year tradition and are characterized by stability, high capital levels, and no need for state aid during the financial crisis. The financial sector represents a key pillar of Liechtenstein's economy.
Messukeskus is Finland's leading event organizer and provider of venues for exhibitions, meetings, and congresses. It was founded in 1919 and hosts fairs, exhibitions, meetings, congresses, and celebrations. Messukeskus operates a 58,000 square meter facility in Pasila, Helsinki with 7 halls, 40 conference rooms, and over 4,400 seats in its largest hall. It focuses on corporate responsibility and sustainability in the events industry.
The document summarizes the strategic location and infrastructure advantages of the Eurodelta region in the Netherlands for logistics and distribution. It is located in the center of major ports and airports that provide access to over 200 million consumers within 24 hours. The region has the largest port and third largest cargo airport in Europe, as well as extensive rail, river, and road networks connecting it to major economic centers across Europe. The document highlights statistics on throughput and major companies operating logistics facilities in the region.
The document provides information about macroeconomics in the Netherlands. It discusses the Dutch agricultural sector, competitive advantages for business, GDP and economic growth comparisons to Turkey, dairy and cheese production statistics, employment conditions, foreign direct investment, and financial market regulation. The Netherlands has a highly productive agricultural sector and is one of the world's largest exporters of agricultural goods. It also provides a favorable environment for business and attracts significant foreign investment.
Finland is an economically and politically stable country that has been a member of the EU since 1995. Finland has a knowledge-based economy focused on innovation with world-class expertise in many sectors like ICT, cleantech, and life sciences due to long-term investments in R&D. The Finnish economy experienced growth from the mid-1990s until the global financial crisis in 2008 but has since struggled and is forecasted to return to growth in 2014. Finland welcomes international companies and entrepreneurs to explore business opportunities in sectors like high-tech, renewable energy, and mining thanks to its skilled workforce, excellent infrastructure, and incentives for foreign investment.
1. Leinwig is a city in Germany with around 73,000 residents that is facing a declining population and aging demographics. 2. It has a high quality of life due to cultural and recreational opportunities as well as good schools and childcare. 3. The economy relies on industry such as automobiles and textiles as well as a large services sector including tourism, and the city has worked to attract new companies and jobs through investments and subsidies.
Presentation of the OECD Territorial Review of the Netherlands, The Hague, Ne...OECD Governance
Presentation of the OECD Territorial Review of the Netherlands, The Hague, Netherlands, 24nd April, 2014. Presented by Enrique Garcilazo, David Bartolini & Isabelle Chatry from the OECD's Public Governance and Territorial Development directorate. More information on this publication can be found at www.oecd.org/gov/regional-policy/territorial-review-netherlands.htm
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Switzerland has a stable three-level government system consisting of federal, cantonal, and communal levels. It has a modern economy focused on services and industry with a very high GDP per capita and low unemployment and inflation rates. The population is highly educated with four official languages and a mix of religious groups. Switzerland invests heavily in research and development and has a dense rail network and internet usage.
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➢2024 BAEKHYUN [Lonsdaleite] IN HO CHI MINH
➢2024 CHILDREN ART EXHIBITION 2024: BEYOND BARRIERS
➢SUPER JUNIOR-L.S.S. THE SHOW : Th3ee Guys in HO CHI MINH
➢WOW K-Music Festival 2023
➢ Winner [CROSS] Tour in HCM
➢ Super Show 9 in HCM with Super Junior
➢ HCMC - Gyeongsangbuk-do Culture and Tourism Festival
➢ Korean Vietnam Partnership - Fair with LG
➢ Korean President visits Samsung Electronics R&D Center
➢ Vietnam Food Expo with Lotte Wellfood
➢ Daewon Pharm Year End Party
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(etc)
"𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲, 𝐚 𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐣𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲. 𝐖𝐞 𝐚𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐥𝐲 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐛𝐞 𝐚 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬."
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Reasons to invest into Helsinki
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4. Baltic Sea Region is the
fastest growing economic area in EU
Baltic Sea Region covers
almost half the area of
EU, is a market of over
100 million inhabitants
and has a GDP growth
that is above the EU
average.
HELSINKI
Oslo
Stockholm
Tallinn
Riga
Copenhagen
Berlin
Vilnius
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
5. When we say Helsinki…
When we say Helsinki, we
mean not only Helsinki, the
capital of Finland, but also the
neighboring cities
Espoo, Vantaa and
Kauniainen as well as the
surrounding municipalities.
This area, Greater
Helsinki, has a population of
1,4 million.
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7. Easy to get to from all directions
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Located in the heart of Baltic Sea Region
– A quick access to Europe
Shortest connection between Europe and Asia
Closest EU capital to Russia
Award-winning international airport serving around 145
international destinations
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Over 400 weekly direct flights worldwide
11. Easy business environment
• Stable political and legal systems
– Finland ranks consistently in the top three of the least corrupt countries in the world
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Public-private co-operation is the key to success
Reasonable taxes
The latest technologies are a given
Affordable office space available
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14. We host a culture of fresh thinking
• Highly educated professionals
• The world’s best educational system
• Outstanding research opportunities
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17. We offer true quality of life
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Consider it solved – the Finns are practical people
A compact and clean city
High-quality health and social services
An international metropolis where expats and other
internationals enjoy their lives
• The four seasons all have their beauty
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19. Thousands of foreign owned companies
excel in the region
• 2,126 foreign owned companies in Greater Helsinki (2011), employing nearly
108,200 full time personnel.
• they employ 20% of all employees, provide 22% of all revenues and 27% of
value added.
• They are more likely to be involved in R&D: 15% of Helsinki based companies
doing R&D are foreign owned and they account for 26% of both R&D and R&D
personnel spend.
20. We are in the top league
for investment locations in Europe
21. Come for a visit and experience
the Helsinki way of doing business.
We are happy to help!
22. Helsinki Business Hub is the investment promotion agency for
Greater Helsinki.
We work in close cooperation with the key private and public
sector partners both in national and regional level. Together we
strive to make Helsinki a dynamic world-class
center for business and innovation.
Helsinki Business Hub receives its funding from public sources from the cities of Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen as well
as the Uusimaa Regional Council.
Editor's Notes
For the 1.4 million inhabitants of the region, many with higher education qualifications, life in Helsinki is dynamic and inspiring.Despite the European economic recession of recent years, the standard of living and the pulse of life in the city of Helsinki haveremained stable and calm.
Located in the heart of Baltic Sea Region – A quick access to EuropeShortest connection between Europe and AsiaClosest EU capital to RussiaAward-winning international airport serving around 145 international destinationsOver 400 weekly direct flights worldwide