VIENNA FINANCIAL FORUM FOR CENTRAL, EASTERN EUROPE ENDS VIENNA, Jan 19 (Hina) - A two-day international financial forum for countries of Central and Eastern Europe, which was organised by international financial institution Euromoney,
ended in Vienna on Wednesday. The forum, which opened on Tuesday, gathered delegations from 34 countries of Western, Central, and Eastern Europe, and Israel. The delegations included officials and employees at financial corporations and institutions interested in investing in countries in transition. According to Croatia's Bozo Prka, director general at Privredna Banka Zagreb, potential investors in Croatia were mainly interested in telecommunications, banking, the food-processing industry, the power industry, the infrastructure, and tourism. Croatian National Bank deputy governor Zdravko Rogic said foreign representatives were interested in seeing Croatia consolidate its economy and step up its a
VIENNA, Jan 19 (Hina) - A two-day international financial forum for
countries of Central and Eastern Europe, which was organised by
international financial institution Euromoney, ended in Vienna on
Wednesday.
The forum, which opened on Tuesday, gathered delegations from 34
countries of Western, Central, and Eastern Europe, and Israel. The
delegations included officials and employees at financial
corporations and institutions interested in investing in countries
in transition.
According to Croatia's Bozo Prka, director general at Privredna
Banka Zagreb, potential investors in Croatia were mainly
interested in telecommunications, banking, the food-processing
industry, the power industry, the infrastructure, and tourism.
Croatian National Bank deputy governor Zdravko Rogic said foreign
representatives were interested in seeing Croatia consolidate its
economy and step up its access to the European Union.
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