Mida says it approved 2,651 projects in the services, manufacturing and primary sectors between January and June.
The 2,651 projects approved from the investments show an increment of 34.8%, compared to the first six months of 2022.
These investments in the services , manufacturing and primary sectors involve 2,651 projects and are expected to create 51,853 job opportunities in the country. The top five sources of FDI are Singapore , Japan , Netherlands , China , and the British Virgin Islands .
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