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Doing Bussines-2020
Countries Rankings
Economies are ranked on their ease of doing business, from 1–190. A high ease of Doing business ranking means the regulatory environment is more conducive to the starting and operation of a local firm. The rankings are determined by sorting the aggregate scores on 10 topics, each consisting of several indicators, giving equal weight to each topic.
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«Those who visited Belarus, a wonderful city of Minsk, and felt hospitality of Belarusians, get a positive impression of this country»
Dr. Jurgen Hogeforster, Chairman of the Hanseatic Parliament
«I have already invited more than 100 investors to Belarus. They all eager to come to Belarus and to experience for the first time the advantages of doing business in the country. It is about companies conducting business in light industry, as well as steel and heavy industry»
Sudi Ozkan, CEO of Princess Group
«Business relations between Belarus and Israel will develop faster thanks to the fact, among other things, that the Belarusian government gives very good preferences to investors»
Stas Misezhnikov, Minister of Tourism of Israel
«I am impressed with the country’s investment climate and believe that Belarus has a huge potential in numerous investment projects»
Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, head of Al Habtoor Group, President of Dubai National Insurance Company, member of the Dubai Economic Council
«Belarusians are highly educated, cultured and industrious people. It provides an additional competitive edge to Korean companies operating in Belarus»
Sung Moon Park, Partner at the Korean legal firm DR & Aju Partners, Advisor on international investment disputes at the Justice Ministry of Korea, President of the Korea-Belarus Friendship Association.
«Belarus has an enormous potential that has yet to be fully engaged – an advantageous geographical position, a well-developed infrastructure, social stability, a strong research and technological potential and low levels of corruption»
Cihan Sultanoglu, Assistant Administrator and Director of the Regional Bureau for Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (RBEC)
«If you take into consideration quality as well as cost, the country is very competitive with India and other Asian countries, invest in Belarus»
Karl Robb, President of European Operations, EPAM Systems
«Belarus has a clear strategic vision to be a transit hub between the Customs Union [between Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia] and the EU. I believe that the time has come to take a fresh look at what Belarus can offer to focused entrepreneurs»
James Wilson, Director of the Belarus EU Business Council. (FDI Magazine)
«If you have a mission impossible project in software development, send it to Belarus»
Drew Guff, Managing Director and Founding Partner of Siguler Guff
«The support offered by government agencies and strong skills within the workforce are the reasons we have chosen to locate an assembly facility near Minsk with plans to develop into full production in the near future»
Laurence Bower, Senior Vice President EMEA – Culligan International
«Why Belarus? Two words – SMART PEOPLE. Belarus has a reputation of a country with a high scientific potential»
Cliff Reeves, General Manager of Microsoft New Business-Models Development
«I recommend that all Western investors who would like to work in the post-Soviet space cooperate with Belarus. The Slovenian investors are convinced Belarus is a steadily developing country, which has favorable cooperation opportunities»
Janez Skrabec, Riko’s Director General
«In my opinion, Belarus is potentially very profitable and interesting country for any business. I visited the country and understand how it's economy is managed, I understand people and the opportunities that Belarus has»
Rusty Butler, associate vice president for international affairs and diplomacy of the Utah Valley University
«Exciting times are coming. In my view, high technologies is the most fruitful area for business cooperation with Belarus. This is the sector where well-educated Belarusian staff can actively apply their skills. This is the beginning, and I hope everything will continue successfully»
David Baron, co-chairman of the Belarus-US Business Cooperation Council
«It’s a new market for us it’s so much smaller but because of its geographic position it’s a key stone. So it could be very interesting. It has a very strong manufacturing sector»
Robert Jutson. President and Managing Director at Griffin Capital Partners
