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The Cyprus capital of Nicosia ranks first for human capital and lifestyle and eighth for FDI (Foreign Direct Investments) strategy, among small European Cities of the future, according to the fDi Intelligence of the Financial Times, CNA reports.
Issued by the bimonthly publication, ‘European Cities and Regions of the Future 2022/23’ benchmarked locations for their attractiveness to foreign direct investment (FDI).
The annual study highlights promising investment destinations across Europe, grouping and assessing cities by population size. There are five categories – major, large, mid-sized, small, and micro cities – which are ranked based on data collected across five subcategories: economic potential, business friendliness, connectivity, human capital and lifestyle, and cost-effectiveness.
The latest study considered 553 areas and cities across Europe, of which 148 were small, mid-sized, and large cities.
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