1. 1 Investment Compact for South East Europe Attracting Foreign Direct Investment: A Comparative Overview of the FDI in the South East European Countries and the New EU Member Countries from Central and Eastern Europe Antonio Fanelli, Principal Administrator INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT FORUM 14 – 16 October 2004 Bucharest, Romania

2. 2 FDI Inflows in the South East European Countries in US$ million Countries19992000200120022003* Projections 2004 Albania41143200135178300 BiH90150130321381350 Bulgaria8191,0026898741,419 1,500 Croatia1,6371,1261,5021,1241,9561,058 Macedonia321764427895133 Moldova4014314911658120 Romania1,0411,0401,3731,0971,562 2,000 Serbia and Montenegro112251655921,3051,000 Totals3,8123,8054,6504,3376,9546,461 Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004 * Foreign Direct Investment In South East Europe in 2003 – 2004, WIIW, 2004

3. 3 Absolute Level of Inward FDI Stock (current US$ million) Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004; CEE4: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovak Republic

4. 4 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and GDP per capita at current prices and market exchange rates GDP (US$ Billions) GDP per capita (US$) (Weighted averages) 1990 (*)1994199820031990 (*)199419982003 CEE41421902844052,2192,9474,4036,281 SEE8166781041382,7201,3111,7812,520 Bulgaria + Croatia + Romania 12154761053,2971,5182,1633,081 Rest of SEE462428331,8579981,2041,605 (*) Excluding Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1990, where GDP data are not available for that year. Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004

5. 5 FDI Stock Per Capita in SEE and CEE Countries: 1888 vs. 2003 (in current US$) Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004

6. 6 Inward FDI Stock as a percentage of GDP Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004

7. 7 Export Growth Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004

8. 8 FDI vs. Export Performance Source: Monitoring Instruments, April 2004

9. 9 For more information: Antonio.Fanelli@oecd.org www.InvestmentCompact.org Thank You!