The day after an AmCham study which testifies to a growing concern among American investors for French defects - labor costs and taxation in the lead - the 2023 attractiveness report presented by the government shows that France does not has not yet lost the assets that have kept it on the top step of the European podium for four years.
“Thanks to reforms and our attractiveness strategy, France is attracting ever more international investment.
Our partners trust us!
It’s good for employment and the life of the territories
,” said Emmanuel Macron on X (ex-Twitter) this Thursday afternoon.
France is indeed acclaimed for the quality of its workforce, its training system and its innovation ecosystem.
And the efforts made in recent years to reform capital taxation, lower the cost of labor and maintain a trajectory of tax reductions are recognized.
“Since the first day of the first five-year term…
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