Most Romanians think positively about foreign investors, study says

Almost 68% of Romanians say they would like the level of foreign direct investment in Romania to increase (versus 15% who would like to see fewer foreign investors), according to a poll "on the population's attitude regarding economic patriotism and the vulnerabilities of the democratic regime," conducted by INSCOP at the behest of the Concordia Employers' Confederation.

"The study shows that Romanians view companies as an engine of stability and progress. It is the right time to capitalize on this openness and lay the foundations for a healthy economy that works for the benefit of all," commented Radu Burnete, executive director of the Concordia Employers' Confederation.