Moscow has become the most attractive city of Eastern Europe from the point of view of investors and generally - the sixth most attractive city in Europe. The first place was taken by London. When making the rating, Financial Times FDi Intelligence (part of the Financial Times Group) assessed the cities taking into account their development prospects in the next two years.
The list of "cities of the future" throughout Europe is headed by London not the first time. Moreover, in the top five are Dublin, Paris, Amsterdam and Munich. In the top 5 most investment-attractive cities in Eastern Europe, in addition to Moscow, Warsaw, Bucharest, Prague and Bratislava are included.
The company rated the cities for more than 100 criteria in the rating, including the gross domestic product of the cities, life expectancy, the number of people with higher education, the development of road and rail infrastructure, the availability of office space rental, the Internet and many other indicators.
According to the company, the Russian capital took the second place in terms of quality of life, the fifth place among cities that are friendly to business, and the sixth - in economic potential.
Author: Anna Dorozhkina