It highlights major obstacles: macroeconomic imbalances, complex and slow administration, legal uncertainty, a mismatch between education and labor-market needs, and frequent tax changes. It proposes a national FDI strategy (with emphasis on greenfield/brownfield projects), more efficient public services and courts, “better regulation,” broad digitalization and support for the IT sector, improved use of EU funds, modernization of labor-market rules, and tax relief. In public procurement it calls for alignment with EU practice and use of the most economically advantageous tender; in healthcare for opening the insurance market, smarter spending, and faster access to innovative technologies. In energy it advocates efficiency, renewables, and e-mobility. The goal is a more competitive business environment that boosts exports, employment, and long-term GDP growth.

Key recommendations (EN):

• Establish a long-term FDI attraction strategy and upgrade incentives.
• Simplify and digitize administration; apply zero tolerance for corruption.
• Strengthen legal certainty and IP protection; promote ADR (arbitration/mediation).
• Apply “better regulation” and stabilize the tax system while easing the burden on labor and capital.
• Align education and labor policy with the needs of tourism and IT; expand STEM capacity.
• In public procurement, use MEAT criteria and standardize practices.
• In healthcare, open the insurance market and accelerate access to innovation.
• In energy, scale up renewables, efficiency, and e-mobility; make better use of EU funds.