Tourism investment in Yemen, reality and future

Abstract

We must know that all countries, including those that are called today the Nordic countries or the developed countries, except that one of the means of their development is investment, and not only that, but also that investment in the foreign part has had a large share in the process of developing the economies of those countries, especially after the Second World War, where Germany and those who were with it were among the countries most in need, not only of foreign investment to rebuild its economy and infrastructure of roads, bridges and electricity, which were destroyed due to the war, but also of foreign aid, which it invested in various production and service projects, and so did France, Japan and other European countries. . The importance of foreign investment flows, especially direct ones. The total foreign direct investment flowing into the countries of the world increased from 12.5 billion dollars in 1970 to 678.8 billion dollars in 2002, i.e. an average annual growth rate of 161.5, where the share of developed countries was 9.8 billion dollars in 1970. To become $489.9 billion in 2002, at an average annual growth rate of 148.5%, while the share of developing countries increased from $2.7 billion to $1888 billion for the same time period, at an average annual growth rate of 208.9%.

Tourism investment in Yemen, reality and future