Portugal is a small country and does not have many resources. Originally an agricultural country and has to import energy. In particular, all foreign oil. Economic development is the most important. The transition from an economy based on agriculture and fishing. A country with an economy the manufacturing sector and the service sector. As a result, Portugal's economy is growing rapidly and consistently at a rate of 3.5 percent, which is higher than the EU average,
Portugal has no heavy industry. Portugal's main industries include food and beverages, textiles, clothing, footwear, leather, wood, cork (cork) and printed paper products, chemicals, plastics, rubber, metals, non-metallic mineral base metallurgy, transport equipment. Machinery and Components But Industrial Portugal is a small and The need to import raw materials from abroad to enter the factory, so Portugal supports foreign investment
as a source of finance for EU direct investment (FDI), the most important of Portugal, representing 78 percent of total investment. The maximum investment into the UK, but also Germany
, France, Italy and Spain for countries outside the EU that have invested the most, including the United States and Switzerland. The value of foreign direct investment in Portugal from the year 2526 (1983) to the present total of about 30 billion US dollars. Businesses that have invested most. Industrial production (47 per cent), trade, restaurant and hotel (26 percent), financial institutions and real estate (20 percent), current business and industry. Most fall into the hands of foreign businesses. The businessman, who had bought the business and Spanish. Many investment in Portugal Including commercial banks The largest commercial banks in Portugal, as the Bank of Spain
also. Portugal also has a policy to invest overseas. By investing in the former colonies, in Africa focuses on Aagokla and Mozambique. In South America The joint venture is an important Investment projects in southern Brazil or Lisbon-South Brazil Investment Program of Portuguese investment in Brazil has a very high value in the year 2543 (2000) to Portuguese investment in Brazil reached 1.1 billion US dollars. Most of the investment Moreover, the telecom and power plants, Portugal also has investments in Mercosul countries, which include Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay, which is noteworthy that since the year 2542 (1999), the Portuguese international investment. Country More foreign investment in Portugal.
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