In the early stages of the post-war transition, FDI increased rapidly, rising from 1.2% of GDP in 2002 to a peak of 4.3% of GDP in 2005. Most of these inflows were directed toward the construction and services sectors – the main drivers of GDP growth – and aimed to satisfy international demand, both civilian and military.
在战后转型的早期阶段，FDI快速上升，占GDP之比从2002年的1.2%上升至2005年的峰值4.3%。这些流入中的大头进入了建筑和服务业——它们也是GDP增长的主要引擎——其目的是为了满足国际民用和军用需求。