foreign investment forms

          Foreign investment has become in the modern economy from the sources of the necessary financing for economic development projects, particularly in developing countries and the countries of Eastern Europe and Asia, and is divided into foreign direct investment and indirect foreign investment.

         First: foreign indirect investment (portfolio investment)

    It includes all financial investments in government and corporate bonds and all types of shares owned by foreigners in order to make a profit and employ capital without granting the right to project management.

        Second: foreign direct investment

   FDI involves the ownership of the foreign investor for part or all of the investments in this particular project, as well as his participation in project management with national investor in the case of co-investment or full control of the administration in the absolute monarchy case, as well as carrying out the transfer amount of financial and technological resources and art in all areas to the host country is considered as a long-term investment compared to indirect foreign investment.