Why are so many companies looking
for business opportunities
in Milan, Shanghai and Tel Aviv?
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From creative consulting to development of communication strategies, our repertoire of expertise is reinforced by influential connections within the industry, bringing bold ideas to life.
Bringing together principal talents across all departments, MiRò Abroad offers a 360° consultancy that delivers insights and identifies opportunities to innovate and elevate a client’s presence in the public sphere. Starting with a thorough knowledge of the brand, we work closely with in-house commercial and marketing teams to determine immediate and long-term goals.
From creative consulting to development of communication strategies, our repertoire of expertise is reinforced by influential connections within the industry, bringing bold ideas to life.
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Milan is experiencing a moment of extraordinary transformation, becoming one of the most interesting hubs internationally. It is Italy's finance capital generating 10 percent of the country's GDP. Italy is the 3rd largest economy of the Eurozone and the 8th largest in the world, with a GDP of more than 2.1 trillion dollar bigger than India or Russia. The domestic market offers many opportunities with a population of more than 60 million and a per capita GDP of 36,000 dollars. The net wealth of Italian households is 8 times their disposable income (a higher ratio than US, Germany and Canada) and their indebtedness remains relatively low (82% of disposable income). |
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The market analysis reveals that China has attracted 9.67% of the world's total foreign direct investment (FDI) from 2003 to 2015. Moreover, its huge market, comprising more than a billion people, provides many opportunities for foreign investors thanks to its high growth potential. One of the world's biggest mega-cities, Shanghai ranks as the best city for foreign investment in China according to a report released in August by the Financial Times. |
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Among the world top ten financial and technological center, Tel Aviv is the second largest city in Israel, attracting a number of big firms in many different sectors. In 2003 Tel Aviv, known as The White City, was also declared World heritage site by the Unesco. With the highest concentration of startups in the world after Silicon Valley, Israel has become renowned globally as the “Startup Nation.” During this period of global economic volatility, Israel has seen consecutive years of GDP growth - above even that of the OECD and the US. The unemployment rate is among the world’s lowest. Despite geopolitical challenges in the region, the Israeli economy has been identified as one of the healthiest and most stable in the world. |
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