The Romanian capital, Bucharest, is the most attractive city in Eastern Europe in terms of investments, according to Evenimentul Zilei daily, which cites a study published by the Foreign Direct Investment , which is part of Financial Times group. Bucharest outperformed in this ranking such European capitals as Warsaw (Poland), Budapest (Hungary), Prague (Czech Republic), Bratislava (Slovakia), Kiev (Ukraine). In Europe, the Romanian capital occupies only the 18th position. Top positions are taken by London, Paris, Moscow, Stockholm and Barcelona. According to the British magazine, with respect to business opportunities by regions, the Bucharest - Ilfov region is the most interesting for investors in Eastern Europe. Nevertheless, Romanian cities are dominating the ranking of the small cities, while counting in terms of cost effectiveness: Brasov (central Romania) offers investors the best efficiency of expenditure, followed by Iasi (eastern Romania), Timisoara (country west) and Constanta (eastern Romania), mentions Evenimentul Zilei.

Source: Agerpres.