Poland’s property market is still growing. The total value of transactions amounted to EUR7.8bn in 2019 as compared to EUR7.2bn in 2018, according to an investment report. The rapid growth of eCommerce heavily impacts logistics...
Good quality infrastructure means more safety, less burden for the environment, more efficient provision of public goods and services, better jobs. The decision on whether to invest in good or poor infrastructure determines to a...
Poland has already passed the halfway point in the construction of its basic network of motorways, expressways and rings. These are very expensive investments, but they provide a fast return on the investment. In some cases, the...
By the end of December 2019, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Prime Minister Ana Brnabić presented the Serbia 2025 program, which contains a plan of investment projects for the development of the country over the next...
One of China’s largest state-owned banks, the Bank of China, opened a new branch in the Romanian capital of Bucharest. The new European branch is expected to help financing China-EU connectivity projects.
Investors are finding new infrastructure opportunities on a global scale, including 5G, subsidy-free renewables, smart cities and PPP in new markets, writes law firm CMS in its latest Infrastructure Index report.
The authorities in Kiev have had high hopes associated with China's economic presence in Ukraine for many years. However, the official declarations are rarely followed by real actions. For China, Ukraine is still primarily a...
Everyone who drives a car is able to enjoy great roads, but this pleasure comes at a certain cost. There are measures confirming that road construction costs are lower than the benefits, while investments in motorways provide a...
Tourism is a major industry in Croatia. In 2018, Croatia had 18.4 million tourists and 110.3 million overnight stays. It’s responsible for around 20 per cent of Croatian GDP.
Croatian tourist pearl, Dubrovnik, hosted the 9th 16+1 summit of the Central and Southeast European (CSE) countries and China. The idea was born after the first Economic-Trade Forum in 2011 in Budapest.