Investment climate Aruba and Curaçao remains attractive despite severe impact COVID-19

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Aruba continues to lead the Caribbean ranking with the most attractive investment climate. Curaçao also remains high in the ranking. This is despite the fact that both countries have been hit much harder by the COVID-19 crisis than most other Caribbean countries. The strength of the institutions of both countries plays an important role in this.

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