How FDI and DDI can complement each other


In the current economic environment, with countries competing to attract new types of investments and retain existing investments, providing an attractive investment climate to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and encourage domestic direct investment (DDI) is crucial.

It is also important for a country to play to its strengths and continue to develop sectors and industries which are of interest to investors, and also to consider introducing and developing specific regions to cater to niche areas.

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