Ugail said that increasing levels of corruption and lack of reliability in statutory bodies are ‘deterrents’ to investment
University of Bradford Professor Hassan Ugail
Rampant corruption in the country has caused confidence towards investing in the country to drop, said Professor Hassan Ugail.
In a post on his Twitter account, Ugail said that increasing levels of corruption and lack of reliability in statutory bodies are ‘deterrents’ to investment.
Ugail, currently a professor of visual computing at the University of Bradford, in a tweet later referred to Maldives’ placement on the World Bank’s ease of doing business index list.
In both tweets Ugail attached news articles about the government’s ongoing Maldives Investment Forum, happening in Dubai.
