Foreign investors complain about lack of policy coherence in Romania
Half of the member-companies of the Foreign Investors Council (FIC), one of the biggest business associations in Romania, consider that the legislative process has worsened and this affects their businesses. Some 70% think that the lack of…
Romania Insider · Journalist
· Updated · 1 min read

Half of the member-companies of the Foreign Investors Council (FIC), one of the biggest business associations in Romania, consider that the legislative process has worsened and this affects their businesses. Some 70% think that the lack of transparency and policy coherence makes Romania moderately or significantly uncompetitive compared to other countries where these companies carry out business. Despite tax cuts, 50% find the fiscal burden uncompetitive while only 38% rate it as competitive, according to Foreign Investors Council representatives. The good news is that 60% of the investors expect their business to grow next year. A majority consider that Romania is still competitive when it comes to the availability of adequate workforce but a quarter find it uncompetitive. The Foreign Investors Council (FIC) publishes twice a year the results of a business sentiment index survey conducted among its members. FIC member companies represent a significant share of foreign direct investment in Romania, summing up about two-thirds of the total, with an important contribution to Romania's GDP. editor@romania-insider.com
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