1-Germany

Germany has one of the largest economies in the world. Services, which include industries such as telecommunications, health care and tourism, contribute most to its economy and are one of the most popular migratory destinations in the world, although the open-door policy has become a point of contention in the wake of crimes committed within the country's borders.

2-Japan

It is among the world's largest producers of automobiles, electronic equipment and steel. The service sector accounts for the highest percentage of its economy, and Japan is known worldwide for its traditional arts, including tea ceremonies, calligraphy and flower arrangements.

3-United States

It is the most dominant economic and military power in the world. Similarly, its cultural footprint pervades the world, largely led by its popular culture expressed in music, film and television, and its main exports are computers, electrical machinery, vehicles, chemical products, food and military equipment.

4-United Kingdom

It exerts significant international economic, scientific and cultural influence, and its role on the world stage faces new questions as the country withdraws from the European Union.
It has a long history of major contributions to the arts and sciences, and is home to some of the world's best universities, including Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London.

5. France

France's influence on the world, both past and present, is hard to overstate, and its spread extends through science, politics, economics and perhaps above all culture. The French economy is one of the largest in the world and is a combination of private enterprise and government participation. Tourism is the main contributor to the economy; France tops the list of the most visited countries.

6. South Korea

South Korea's high-tech and service-based economy is a success story in foreign investment, has seen steady growth and growing poverty reduction rates since the sixties and is now among the largest economies in the world overall.

7. Canada

Canada occupies about two-fifths of the North American continent, making it the second largest country in the world after Russia. While the service sector is its biggest economic driver, the country is a major exporter of energy, food and minerals.

8. Denmark

The capital of Denmark acts as a hub connecting Northern Europe with the rest of the world, with the largest international airport in Scandinavia, an active port, a subway system and the Öresund Bridge, connecting the city to Malmö, Sweden. It has many leading industries including food processing, tourism, iron and steel production and machinery.

9. Sweden

Despite its military roots, Sweden has remained neutral in times of war for centuries. Swedes are among the most generous people in the world and donate about one percent of gross national product to humanitarian aid programmes each year. However, Sweden's export-dependent economy is tightly integrated with the EU.

10. Switzerland

It has been known for centuries for its neutrality. It also has low unemployment rates, a skilled workforce and one of the highest GDP per capita in the world.
Its strong economy is based on low corporate tax rates, a highly developed services sector led by financial services and a high-tech manufacturing industry.

11- UAE

The UAE is ranked first globally in the Mobile Internet Subscription Index
Second place globally in the index of ease of access to electricity, second place globally in the index of mobile subscriptions, second place globally in the axis of ICT adoption, fourth place globally in the index of Internet subscriptions with fiber optic technology

12. South Korea

South Korea is an ideal market for U.S. companies seeking to test cybersecurity solutions before deploying them to other markets due to its leadership in the use of high-speed internet and advanced ICT infrastructure.

13. Australia

There are many ways to get around in Australia. Australia relies heavily on road transport, and there are more than 300 airports with paved runways in the country, in addition to rail transport, where travelers travel by train through extensive transport networks in major capitals with limited intercity and interstate networks. The Australian mining sector relies on rail to transport its products to Australian ports for export.

14- Italy

Italy has an efficient and modern infrastructure, although compared to other Western European countries of similar size it is considered non-competitors, the entire Italian peninsula is closely connected by an extensive system of railways, highways, national roads, airports and seaports. Most of the infrastructure was rebuilt after World War II and is still subject to continuous improvement and maintenance.

15. The Netherlands

The Netherlands is an ideal location for companies that seek to expand its activities throughout Europe. The Netherlands has the sophisticated network of water, either in the sea or airports, as well as the rapid road system and railways connected to all European cities The Netherlands The best infrastructure of the world, as well as modern communication networks and distance transport systems

16. Brazil

Brazil's infrastructure sector consists of railways, ports, highways, airports, water resources management, wastewater, sewage, and solid waste, with opportunities for U.S. companies providing design and construction equipment, solutions and project operations.

17- Turkey

One of the most important cities in Turkey is Istanbul, modern Istanbul has a developed infrastructure, including a wide network of roads, bridges and tunnels, in addition to public transportation, including metro, buses, and ferries. This allows residents and visitors to the city to easily move around the city. In addition, Istanbul has many shopping malls, restaurants, and modern hotels that provide a comfortable stay for tourists.

18- Saudi Arabia

Infrastructure is one of the largest sectors that are still growing continuously in Saudi Arabia, supported by Vision 2030 projects, such as NEOM, which is expected to attract investments worth $ 500 billion, as well as projects such as Qiddiya and the Red Sea, in addition to housing projects, where the Kingdom is working to add 300,000 housing units between 2022 and 2025, all of which is seen with interest by participants in the Saudi Infrastructure Summit 2023 held in Riyadh.

19. Malaysia

There are many areas through which investment in Malaysia can be made, all fields and sectors are available to investors from all countries of the world, including the following:
. One of the most important areas of investment in Malaysia is the field of electronic industries, or microelectronics.

20. Singapore

Singapore jumped two places to take the top spot in the 2021 Infrastructure Index. The city-state ranks first in indicators of economic status, political stability and ease of doing business, and ranks high as an investor-friendly tax environment.

21. Sweden

In 2019, Sweden won for the fifth time in a row the title of pioneer of innovation on the European continent and ranked second in the world, and Forbes magazine ranked Sweden as the best country in the world for 2017 in the field of trade and business, and the magazine relied in its classification on 9 measures, namely the strength of innovation, creativity, the tax system, technical development, the level of bureaucracy, levels of corruption, equality, and stock market activity.

22. Belgium

Belgium
The capital city of Brussels enjoys a strategic location in Europe, good infrastructure and an excellent business climate, and both the region and the Belgian government are working to create attractive investment opportunities. Among the most important economic features of the capital, Brussels, we find a strategic location
The capital Brussels is located at a strategic point in Europe and is an ideal starting point to reach a market of more than 500 million Europeans, Brussels is the decision center in Belgium and Europe is an international and multilingual city.

23. New Zealand

Infrastructure in New Zealand
New Zealand has a strong transport network, which can be through
Investor, go anywhere in the world.
The state's great interest in the field of communications, so that it has activated the network
Strong fibers, from which they extend everywhere in the world.
Owning the fastest internet in the world.

24. Norway

Features of Norway
Investing in Norway is a valuable opportunity for investors for many reasons as follows:
Investing is an effective, fast and more efficient process than most European countries.
The easiest country to do business in.