The Irish Government is supporting foreign direct investment into the country with a number of initiatives. Colm Rafferty reports
April 04, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The Irish Government is supporting foreign direct investment into the country with a number of initiatives. Colm Rafferty reports
Ireland’s policymakers and hard-pressed citizens are united in the belief that foreign direct investment (FDI) will play a significant part in the country’s recovery. Ireland is an attractive venue for FDI for numerous reasons, including its location, its membership of the European Union and its English-speaking, highly-educated work force.
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