Investment promotion agency
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An investment promotion agency (IPA) is most often a government agency (or occasionally a non-profit organization functioning similar to a chamber of commerce) whose mission is to attract investment to a country, state, region or city. The agency does this by introducing investors with local real estate developers and other commercial service companies, providing userful statistical information such as average wages and by managing any investment incentives that the city, state or country may offer to companies which invest there.
[edit] List of Country Specific Investment Promotion Agencies
- Invest in Andalucia
- Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency
- Invest in Israel
- INVEST IN SPAIN
- ISPAT Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey
- ACC1Ó Competitiveness and Investment in Catalonia
- Investment Development Authority of Lebanon
- Invest in Georgia
- Apex-Brasil Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency
- Jordan Investment Board
- China Investment Promotion Agency
- Pakistan Board of Investment
- Invest Victoria, Australia
- Invest in South Australia
- Invest in Australia
- Bancomext
- Invest in Canada
- CzechInvest - Czech Investment Agency
- Germany Trade and Invest
- InvestUkraine
- Industrial Development Agency
- SARIO - Slovak Investment Agency
- Invest in America
- SIEPA - Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency
- Invest in Sweden Agency
- Trade and Investment Promotion Agency
- UK Trade & Investment
- ZACORDA
- Invest in Denmark
- The Jordan Investment Board
- Mexican Association of Industrial Parks
- Invest KOREA
- Invest Para (Brazil)
- Invest in Colombia
- “UZINFOINVEST” the Information Support & Foreign Investments Promotion Agency
- Invest in Greece
- Invest in São Paulo (Brazil)
[edit] List of Investment Promotion Agencies Associations
- WAIPA - World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies
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