Transcarpathia Increases Exports by 27 Million Dollars: Who is Investing in the Region.
Transcarpathian region has an impressive economic potential. Products from local enterprises find their buyers in more than 70 countries around the world, with textiles, equipment, electronics, timber, and food products being particularly popular. The tourism business is also rapidly developing, attracting investments from abroad, with the number of such companies in the region reaching 600.
The region's transport infrastructure contributes to the development of logistics and transit, thanks to the borders with EU countries and its own airport. The investment climate is also favorable, notably due to the presence of large international companies and foreign investments in energy and the automotive industry.
The Transcarpathian region is attractive for investors in various sectors, such as tourism, agribusiness, and the light and woodworking industries, which opens up prospects for further development of the region.
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