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Assessment Of Integration Climate Of Countries As Tool For Formationof Strategic Business Partnerships

Table 1:

Group Countries Prospects of integration
Poland, Slovenia, Israel, Portugal, Malta, Estonia, Italy, United Arab Emirates, Chile, Slovakia, Lithuania, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Latvia, Hungary, Cyprus, Uruguay, Kuwait, Costa Rica, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia Countries that have the maximum similarity in terms of social, technological, economic and political development. Integration of business partners from these countries is relatively simple because of the similarity of priorities and the level of development of industries and markets
Thailand, Panama, Argentina, Brazil, Montenegro, China, Trinidad and Tobago, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Colombia, Macedonia, Mexico, Turkey, South Africa, Ukraine, Jordan, Azerbaijan, Jamaica, Georgia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Vietnam, Armenia , Philippines, Peru, Mongolia, Morocco
Norway, Netherlands, Canada, USA, Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Finland, New Zealand, Singapore, Ireland, Austria, Japan, Luxembourg, Iceland, Belgium, France, Spain, Czech Republic, South Korea Countries that have uncritical differences from the integration climate of Russia. Cooperation with partners from these countries is possible in the framework of mutually beneficial projects
Botswana, Moldova, Albania, Tunisia, Ecuador, Lebanon, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Algeria, El Salvador, India, Namibia, Guatemala, Paraguay, Venezuela, Iran, Bolivia, Ghana, Egypt, Rwanda, Senegal, Nicaragua, Honduras, Kenya
Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden Integration with counterparties from these countries is difficult and may be due to the mutual availability of unique resources or technologies
Zambia, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Côte d'Ivoire, Uganda, Nigeria, Benin, Cameroon, Pakistan, Mali, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Angola
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