• One of the biggest market in Eastern and Central Europe (over 21 millions inhabitants);
• Attractive spots;
•  Allows an easy access to the former countries of Soviet Union, Middle East and North Africa, being situated at the intersection of  traditional commercial routes allowing the access to over 200.000.000 on a 1000 km area.

Situated at the intersection of 3 European transport corridors:

Corridor no. 4 - for road and rail transport (Berlin - Prague - Budapest - Arad - Bucharest - Constanta - Istanbul - Salonic);
Corridor no. 7 - rivers corridors (Constanta - Basarabi - Danube - Rin);
Corridor no. 8 - for road and rail transport (Helsinki - Moscow/Kiev - Odessa - Bucharest - Constanta - Alexandropoulos).

• Skilled labor force, with solid knowledge in technology, IT and engineering;
• Law Investment, based on free and un discriminated access at the markets and economies sections;
• The presence of subsidiaries and agencies well known banks, such as: City Bank, ABN AMRO, ING Bank, Chemical Bank, Raiffeisen Bank, Creditanstalt, and so on;
• Romania is NATO Member;
• EU member;
• Increasing Country Indicative, according to Standard & Poor's and Fitch;
• Functional Economy Market Statute given by USA and EU;
• Free Trade Agreement with EU, country members EFTA (European Free Trade Association) and CEFTA (Central European Free Trade Association), free trade market conventions signed with Israel, Moldova, Turkey, Lithuania, FYROM and Bosnia - Herzegovina, Romanian products export facilities given towards Canada, Australia, Japan and New Zeeland.

Romania became a stability element in the region owing to the increase of economic, political, social and legal stability.