Foreign direct investment is a source of stable investment which pursues long-term profits through the
participation in corporate management, rather than short-term capital gain.

Foreign direct investment contributes to the local economy as it does not withdraw from the country in which it is invested, even in the event of worsening economic conditions.

Additionally, foreign investment benefits the nation by reducing unemployment through the creation of job
opportunities, evolving the economy's industrial structure through the propagation of advanced technology and
advanced management techniques, and ultimately enhances national competitive strengths in areas further than the simple procurement of foreign currency.