WARSAW: Poland is a leading player in Europe in terms of attracting foreign direct investments, the latest report of fDi Magazine belonging to Financial Times group showed.
Poland attracted 177 projects worth the total of USD 6 billion in 2014, thus securing the fifth place in Europe. It is worth noting, though, that last year brought a decline of the number of projects by 1%. At the same time the average for Europe was negative 17%.
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