After 90 issues, 80-something countries, 15 years, countless flights and an impressive number of karaoke sessions of questionable quality, Courtney Fingar is bidding a sad farewell to fDi Magazine.

Warsaw offers a skilled workforce and has improved its infrastructure – now it must focus on climate change, mayor Rafał Trzaskowski tells fDi.

Egypt is well on the way to establishing a diversified economy, claims Hala El Saeed, minister of planning and economic development 

Prime minister of Portugal António Costa talks about the country’s booming investment climate.

Arantxa Tapia, the Basque Country minister for economic development and infrastructure, tells fDi how the region is preparing to develop a new tech industry.

Barbados's minister of tourism discusses exploiting the country's capacity for growth, but only in a sustainable way. 

A city's resilience to political upheaval or natural disaster is becoming increasingly important to investors, but sector resilience is an important attribute too, something that the tourism industry has struggled with in the past. Courtney Fingar looks at how it is turning the tide.

The CEO of Bahrain's FinTech Bay explains how the country’s focus on collaboration and innovation is driving its development as a regional fintech hub.

Not only has Kyiv hosted international events in recent years, it has also utilised its tech expertise to make it a safer and smarter city, mayor Vitali Klitschko tells fDi.

Bahrain’s ‘small but nimble’ approach has set in motion a flourishing fintech scene.