1. Singapore: The city-state recently introduced several incentives and reforms to attract foreign investment, including reducing corporate tax rates and providing grants and funding support to promote business growth.

2. United Arab Emirates (UAE): The UAE implemented various measures to attract foreign investment, such as changes in ownership regulations, visa reforms, and the introduction of long-term residency visas for investors.

3. Saudi Arabia: The kingdom introduced initiatives like Vision 2030, which aims to diversify the economy and attract foreign investment through measures like privatization programs, easing of regulations, and offering incentives to international companies.

4. India: In recent years, India has implemented several policy reforms, such as the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), streamlining of business regulations, and initiatives like “Make in India” to attract foreign investors and foster business growth.

5. China: China has implemented various measures to attract foreign investment, including reforms to its business environment, relaxation of ownership restrictions in certain industries, and initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative to increase international trade and investment.

6. Canada: Canada has introduced policies and reforms to attract foreign investment, including the launch of the Global Skills Strategy, making it easier for companies to hire skilled international workers, and the Strategic Innovation Fund, which provides financial support to businesses.

7. Australia: Australia has implemented reforms to attract foreign investment, including changes to its foreign investment framework, streamlining of visa processes for skilled workers, and initiatives like the Global Infrastructure Hub to encourage international investments.

8. Indonesia: Indonesia has introduced reforms to attract foreign investment, including the creation of a “Job Creation” law to simplify regulations and bureaucracy, and the establishment of special economic zones to promote investment in specific regions.

9. Mexico: Mexico has implemented policies and reforms like the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which aims to promote trade and investment between the three countries, and initiatives like ProMexico to attract foreign investors.

10. Brazil: Brazil has undertaken various measures to attract foreign investment, including privatization programs, simplification of tax procedures, and the introduction of initiatives like the “Invest Brazil” program to promote business growth and foreign investments.