AT Kearney's Foreign Direct Investment has stopped considering Mexico as one of the most attractive countries to invest in, this would be the second consecutive year in which this has happened. According to them, one of the reasons why the country has ceased to be an investment is due to the reversal of the energy reform.

According to Ricardo Haneine, director in Mexico of AT Kearney, instead of moving forward, this energy reform only gives a negative impression to foreign investment because it limits the flexibility of the market. In addition to this, there is the cancellation of the New International Airport of Mexico and the government's focus on projects of low economic impact such as the Dos Bocas refinery or the Mayan Train.

According to the Forbes Mexico platform, analysts report that Mexico's next step should be to focus on projects that allow it to recover confidence in the country so that investors feel confident about investing in Mexico. The new ranking for foreign investment places the United States as the most attractive, followed by Canada and Germany.

Most of the countries in the top 25 are Asian or European, the only Latin American country on the list is Brazil which is ranked number 24. According to a new report, investors are preparing for a recovery and this ranking will be an excellent place in the post-pandemic world.

Here is the list:

1. United States
2. Canada
3. Germany
4. United Kingdom
5. Japan
6. France
7. Australia
8. Italy
9. Spain
10. Switzerland
11. Netherlands
12. China
13. New Zealand
14. Sweden
15. United Arab Emirates
16. Singapore
17. Belgium
18. Norway
19. Austria
20. Portugal
21. South Korea
22. Denmark
23. Ireland
24. Brazil
25. Finland

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