Portugal is a small country and does not have much resources. The former agricultural and energy must be imported. Especially oil from foreign countries, all The most important economic development is changing from an economy that is the Foundation of agriculture and fisheries as are the industrial economy, production and service sectors. As a result, Portugal's economy grew rapidly and evenly in a 3.5 per cent rate, which is higher than the average level of the European Union. Portugal does not have a heavy industry. Portugal's main industries include food and beverage, textile, clothing, footwear, leather products, wood, paper, Cork (cork) and chemicals. Mineral, metal, rubber, plastic products Non-metallic minerals Metallurgy equipment transport base Machinery and components, but Portugal's industrial plant is small and must import raw materials from abroad come to enter the plant, and therefore Portugal supports foreign investment. The European Union is the source of funds for direct investment (FDI), the most important of Portugal, or 78 percent of all investments. By the United Kingdom to the highest investment. There is also a Germany. France Italy and Spain For the country itself, the European Union will invest the most, including United States and Switzerland. The value of foreign direct investment in Portugal since the year 2526 (1983). a total of approximately 30 billion us dollar business sector that has the most came in the investment industry, including manufacturing (47 per cent) of trade. Hotels and restaurants (26 per cent), financial institutions and real estate (20 percent), business and other industries, most everything is in the hands of foreign businesses, especially Spain which businesses to pull business and invest a lot in Portugal, as well as a commercial bank, the largest commercial bank in Portugal, is Spain's banks.In addition, Portugal also supported the policy of foreign investment. With an emphasis on investment in the country, a former colony, as in Africa, focusing on investment and angkola Mozambique. Best in South America, the most important is the joint venture investment projects in the South of Brazil or Brazil Investment Lisbon-South investment Program of Portugal in Brazil has a very high value. Only in the year 2543 (2000) Portugal investment in Brazil reached 1.1 billion u.s. dollars, mainly to the investment in the telecommunications and electric power plant. In addition, Portugal has also invested in the group, which includes Brazil, Argentina Mercosul countries Paraguay and Uruguay it is interesting that since the year 2542 (1999). Portugal to foreign investment than foreign investment in Portugal.
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