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مقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
The study aims to analyze the relationship between foreign direct investment and the environmental dimension of sustainable development in Egypt during the period (1990-2016). The study indicates the important role that foreign direct investment plays in supporting economic growth by providing administrative and technological experiences, means of modern technology, and supporting research and development programs and others, in addition to its importance as a source of finance for sustainable development at the global and local level. All developed and developing countries compete to attract foreign investment by providing more support, benefits, and the climate it requires. The study also includes the role of foreign direct investment in achieving the various dimensions of sustainable development, especially the environmental dimension. The study concludes that the relationship between foreign direct investment and the environmental dimension of sustainable development is characterized by a change between positive and negative impacts in different countries and study period as a result of the influence of that relationship by many intertwining factors. In addition, the study discusses policies that can be used to reduce the negative effects of foreign direct investment on the environmental dimension in a way that does not harm the achievement of the country’s development goals. Finally, the study deals with an aspect of standard analysis to determine the relationship between foreign direct investment flows and environmental pollution during the period (1990-2014). The results indicated that the relationship is reversed, which reflects that Egypt is moving in the right direction in attracting foreign direct investments, and it is pursuing policies to make progress on the economic side, taking into account the protection and preservation of the environment, which the study seeks to achieve.