Most global businessmen willing to boost investment in Asia-Pacific: APEC business advisory body

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About 68 percent of global businessmen from all over the world expressed their willingness to raise their investment in Asia-Pacific region next year, Chairman of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Business Advisory Council (ABAC) Wisnu Wardhana said in Bali on Wednesday.

Quoted by Investor online, one of the leading portals in the country, Wardhana also said based on a survey, one third of the world's businessmen wanted to continue their existing business in the region.

He said in his speech at the opening of ABAC meeting in Bali that the ABAC aims to push economic growth that was expected to support the resilience and progress of economies of members in the future.

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