But, he said, the new coalition government headed by former European Central Bank Vice-President Lucas Papademos, charged with keeping international aid coming for the debt-crippled country, has to keep rapidly pushing new measures to attract businesses before elections are held in April. "The sooner major reforms related to FDI's (Foreign Direct Investments) will be implemented, the faster those opportunities will be realised," he said.
Međutim, kaže on, nova koaliciona vlada sa bivšim potpredsednikom Centralne banke Lukasom Papademosom na čelu, optužena je da sprečava pristizanje preko potrebne međunarodne pomoći, mora da brzo uvede nove mere za privlačenje investitora pre nego što budu održani izbori u aprilu. „Što se pre sprovedu ozbiljne reforme u vezi sa direktnim stranim investicijama, to će se brže realizovati te poslovne mogućnosti“, kaže on.