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The report below by
Business France sheds light on the twin aspects determining the international development of the French economy, highlighting the gains to be made by businesses through the interplay between foreign investment and international trade. BF can already see that companies that invest more often in France
are also among those that export the most.
This is the role of BF, which is responsible for helping foreign investors prosper in the country, assisting them at every step of the way, and laying the groundwork for future prosperity.
Go
here to access the report, which includes a listing of the top 5 American exporters in France (2016).
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