Kuwait 'least attractive' for foreign investment
Kuwait is among countries that attract the least foreign investments worldwide, as statistics show that foreign capital influx in the country was around $120 million in 2006 and 2007, a World Bank official said during the Kuwait Financial Forum. Other speakers also addressed the issue of bank mergers...
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