KIEV, Feb. 4 - Ukraine's accession to the World Trade Organization will be a positive signal for investors and would increase the inflow of foreign investment into the country, Martin Raiser, the economic advisor of the World Bank's representative office in Ukraine, said in an interview in with the weekly Business.
Raiser said this would be a signal to investors of many countries that Ukraine will be able to work according to generally accepted rules. As a result, there would be an increase in the inflow of foreign investment, which the World Bank puts at $9 billion for 2008, Raiser said.
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