During the meeting, investment opportunities and the business environment in Bosnia and Herzegovina were presented, with special emphasis on the country’s competitive advantages for foreign investors. FIPA representatives highlighted the Agency’s role in supporting investors by providing information on the business environment, legislative framework, investment projects, and available institutional support.

Business representatives were introduced to key investment sectors, including manufacturing, energy, ICT, tourism, agriculture, the metal and wood processing industries, as well as the real estate sector. Particular emphasis was placed on Bosnia and Herzegovina’s advantages, such as its strategic location, access to EU and CEFTA markets, a skilled workforce, competitive tax rates, and a stable financial system.

During the presentation, it was emphasized that investments from the Netherlands in Bosnia and Herzegovina currently amount to around €560 million, primarily in the sectors of renewable energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, and real estate. FIPA’s post-investment support activities were also presented, including the Aftercare project, the facilitation of connections between domestic companies and foreign investors, and the promotion of successful investment projects.

Dutch business representatives expressed interest in obtaining additional information about doing business and investing in Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly regarding the real estate market and the legal framework for foreign investors.