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Chinese Firms Want to Take Part in Building Slovak Infrastructure
Wednesday 27 Octtber 2010 Zoom in | Print page
Bratislava, October 27 (TASR) - Chinese investors are interested in taking part in projects of building infrastructure in Slovakia, TASR has learnt in an interview with the new Chinese Ambassador to Slovakia Gu Ziping.
"However, private companies in China are still only awaiting the announcement of the tender for building Slovak highways. They need to know what conditions will be set by the Slovak Government," said Gu.
The potential arrival of Chinese firms has already been discussed with Economy Minister Juraj Miskov (SaS), said the diplomat, mentioning China Railway as an example. According to Gu, nothing specific has been launched yet, however.
Ku stressed that Chinese companies are particularly interested in being involved in large-scale projects in Slovakia. "Chinese firms have placed their investments in more than 110 countries around the world. In some of them, there's no more room for investments. That's why they're looking for new business destinations, and that's why Slovakia has become so attractive," said Gu, who believes that the interest of Chinese investors from was whetted because of Slovakia's promotions at this year's EXPO exhibition in Shanghai.
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