Warsaw to become "Polish city of the future"

Warsaw has won a prestigious ranking evaluating investment attractiveness of Polish cities made by the experts of fDi intelligence from Financial Times group. Poland's capital was the best in four out of six categories, such as: economic potential, human capital and lifestyle, business friendliness and connectivity. "According to greenfield investment monitor fDi Markets, Poland’s most populous city attracted the highest levels of FDI in the country between 2003 and 2013, with a total of 504 projects. Warsaw receives FDI from a wide range of sectors, but the highest proportion of inward FDI in this period – 15.3 percent – was in business services", the report indicated. Kraków ranked in second place and Poznań third.