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Anka Mrak Taritaš, Croatia’s Minister of Construction and Physical Planning, outlines the legislative and practical advances taking place to boost the infrastructure in “a modern, open state that can guarantee stability in the region” that are being designed to simplify procedures as much as possible and ease market entrance for foreign investors. The Ministry-sponsored International Conference on Croatian Real Estate Market that will be held in Zagreb at the beginning of April 2013, and soon thereafter in London, will provide an ideal opportunity for closer cooperation between Croatian and British constructors and investors looking to take advantage of the more streamlined sector

Norway’s Minister of Trade and Industry Trond Giske believes that in addition to capitalising on the major export potential in the nation’s oil industry, Norway needs to ensure that innovation and technology development also takes place in other industries, not just the oil and gas sector, to maintain its economic buoyancy. He also highlights an array of Norway’s attractions for international investors.

Ambassador of Croatia to the United Kingdom, Ivan Grdešić, speaks with PM Communications about investment opportunities in his country and discusses the advantages that accession to the EU would bring to the Balkan state

Globus Vision meets with Ilgvars Kļava, Ambassador of Latvia to Germany, to discuss how his country tactics exited the global financial crisis, the key sectors driving economic growth, new trade markets and Latvia’s aim to be more efficient and productive

The airline has played a vital role in the Saudi Arabis’s development and is now looking to privitisation to further bolster growth.

The jewel of the Caribbean

In the Dominican Republic, visitors can enjoy a wide range of water sports, nature, gastronomy and even organise events such as weddings.

·It represents >20% of the Gross Domestic Product; ·Main revenue generator; ·>250,000 direct and indirect jobs

Dominican Republic has set for itself objectivesbased on the UN’s Millenium Development Goals

The top tourist destination in the Caribbean aims to double the number of tourists to 10 million, within the next decade