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The public-private investments remain the main hope for economic growth in the EU

16 Jun 2016

According to AGERPRES, the public-private investment will remain the main source of hope for economic growth in the European Union (EU), said on Thursday at the Bank Summit 'Banking 365 - Bank of the Future', Matija Laco, economist at the Brussels office of the World Bank.

"In the year 2016, the European economy will continue to have a modest growth which will not be very sustainable yet. The direction for the future will depends very much on the investment activities that can be stimulated. The public-private investments will remain the main source of hope for economic growth for this year", said Matija Laco.

For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.

www.agerpres.ro/economie