The Role Of International Terrorism On Investment Movement In Syria And Jordan (2001-2015)

the role of international terrorism on investment movement in syria and Jordan (2001- 2015), The study sought to solve the research problem related to the relationship between the phenomenon of terrorism and the FDI movement in the Syrian Arab Republic and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan during the period 2001-2015, using several approaches. On the other hand, in an attempt to read the variables of study over time based on indicators of terrorism and indicators of investment, these indicators are determined by Pearson correlation coefficient, which reveals the direction and degree of relationship between variables. The study concluded that there is a correlative relationship between terrorism and foreign investment. This relationship is negative, ie, the higher the rate of terrorist operations, the lower the foreign direct investment. The researcher concluded that investment in the Arab countries is one of the most flagrant countries affected by terrorist operations.

Activation of foreign direct investment in Algeria towards sustainable development

Given the growing interest and the race between countries to foreign direct investment, especially after the financial policies and recent developments and global economic crisis in the Arab region, and the crisis in the euro zone and the recession in the global investment market, with the moderns developments in foreign investment trends, all countries and especially developing countries seek to provide favorable conditions for attracting foreign direct investment, and Algeria, like other developing countries, are not immune to these changes, which calls for the adoption of policies and reforms that create the appropriate economic environment and adopt a policy of open door to foreign investment so that it matches these developments in order to benefit from its advantages and strengthen their competitiveness in an open world trade and foreign investment and at the end engage in the circle of economic growth and achieve sustainable development in general. This paper aims to find out the measures by which the Algeria seeks to enable foreign direct investment towards sustainability, as sustainable development is a prerequisite for the realization of justice and equity in the distribution of development gains and wealth between generations.