IMPROVING THE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS FOR ATTRACTING FOREIGN INVESTMENT

The globalization of capital movements and the changing geography of international investment flows have necessitated a fundamental reconsideration of traditional approaches to attracting foreign investment. Under contemporary economic conditions, the success of foreign investment attraction is determined not only by tax incentives or the availability of natural resources but also by a country’s strategic management capacity, the level of institutional coordination, the consistency of its investment policy, and the effectiveness of its long-term development strategy. Consequently, improving the strategic management mechanisms for attracting foreign investment has become one of the foremost priorities of modern economic policy.