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Economic Division Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava 2013 The Slovak Republic Economic Division Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava 2013

CONTENT Slovakia Facts & General Information Slovakia's Economy Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations IV. Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava

Slovakia in Central Europe

I. Slovakia Facts & General Information

I. Slovakia Facts & General Information Official name: Slovak Republic (orig. Slovenská republika) (SR) Establishment date: 1st January 1993 Capital city: Bratislava Establishment: Republic Political system: Parliamentary Democracy (150-seat unicameral, delegates are elected for 4-year term) President: Ivan Gašparovič, elected for 5-year term (assumed office in 2004, 2nd term) Prime Minister Robert Fico, political party SMER – social democracy (in office since April 2012) Location: Central Europe Language: Slovak Currency: EURO (since 1st Jan 2009) Population: 5 447 502 inhabitants Area: 49 035 sq km

I. Slovakia Facts & General Information Bordering Countries (5): Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Austria Population density: 189 persons/sq km. Slovak population distribution is quite uneven (mountains, lowlands). Nationality: Slovak nationality represent 85.5% of the whole population Hungarian nationality: approx. 520,000 citizens (9.7% of the Slovak population) Roma nationality: approx. 90,000 citizens (1.7% of Slovaks) Others: Czechs (0.8%), Ruthenians and Ukrainians mostly in eastern Slovak regions

I. Slovakia Facts & General Information Region Area/ km² Inhabitants Density/km² Districts Bratislava Region 2,052.6 603,699 249 8 Trnava Region 4,174.2 554,172 133 7 Trenčín Region 4,501.9 600,386 9 Nitra Region 6,343.4 708,498 112 Žilina Region 6,808.4 694,763 102 11 Banská Bystrica Region 9,454.8 657,119 70 13 Prešov Region 8,974.5 798,596 89 Košice Region 6,751.9 771,947 114 Source: slovakiasite.com

I. Slovakia Facts & General Information The largest cities of Slovakia Bratislava - 428,672 inhabitants Kosice - 240,915 inhabitants Presov - 92,687 inhabitants Nitra - 87,357 inhabitants Zilina - 86,685 inhabitants Banska Bystrica - 84,919 inhabitants Trnava - 70,191 inhabitants Martin - 60,772 inhabitants Trencin - 58,872 inhabitants Poprad - 55,037 inhabitants Source: slovakiasite.com

I. Slovakia Facts & General Information Membership in international organisations NATO (29 March 2004) European Union (1 May 2004) United Nations (1993) Schengen Agreement (21 December 2007) Others (WHO, WTO, IMF, OECD, UNESCO..)

II. Slovakia's Economy

2.1 Key Economic Indicators (2012) II. Slovakia's Economy 2.1 Key Economic Indicators (2012) GDP I-IIIQ/2012 € 126 bn GDP growth (2012 Q3 in %) 2.1 GDP per capita (PPP) – 2012 € 13,100 Unemployment rate (%) 14,4 Gross foreign debt (bn. USD) 66.3 Annual CPI inflation rate (%) 2.4 State budget balance (mil. EUR) -3,811 Deficit ratio (government deficit as % of GDP) -5.3 Index of industry production (%) 8.1 Indicator of economic sentiment (long-term average = 100) 84.1 Pensions (average in EUR) 376 Average monthly nominal wage (EUR) 782 Minimum wage (EUR) 337.7 Source: portal.statistics.sk

II. Slovakia's Economy 2.2 Share of Sectors on national GDP (2011) Slovakia GDP I-IIIQ/2012: € 126 bn Industry 29.50% Sales, transportation, accommodation & restaurant services 16.40% Public administration, defense, social insurance 12.40% Taxes 9.40% Construction 8.50% Administrative services, science & technical activities 5.50% Activities in the real estate sector 5.30% Infrastructure & Telecommunication 4.20% Financial & Insurance Services 3.10% Agriculture, Forestry & Fishery 2.90% Art, entertainment & recreational services 2.80% Source: portal.statistics.sk

II. Slovakia's Economy 2.3 Car Manufacturing Vehicle production for 2012: 925 000 cars (increase of annual production by 45%) Contribution to the total exports of Slovakia: 20% Three automotive companies in Slovakia: VOLKSWAGEN (Bratislava, 1992) PSA Peugeot-Citroën (Trnava, 2003) Kia Motors (Žilina, 2004) Company Total sales 2011 Production capacity Export 2011 Volkswagen €5.193bn 400,000/year 99% Kia Motors Slovakia €3.328bn 300,000/year PSA Slovakia €1.642bn

II. Slovakia's Economy 2.3 Car Manufacturing

2.4 Top 10 Companies in Slovakia 2011 II. Slovakia's Economy 2.4 Top 10 Companies in Slovakia 2011 COMPANY SALES 2011 (€ bn) SALES 2010 (€ bn) Change 2011/2010 (%) 1 Volkswagen Slovakia a.s., Bratislava 5.20 4.00 28.60 2 Slovnaft, a.s., Bratislava 4.74 3.50 35.40 3 Kia Motors Slovakia, s.r.o., Žilina 3.33 2.88 15.20 4 Samsung Electronics Slovakia, s.r.o., Galanta 3.16 3.24 -2.40 5 Slovenské elektrárne, a.s., Bratislava 2.84 2.14 32.70 6 Slovenský plynárenský priemysel, a.s., Bratislava 2.51 2.52 -0.40 7 U.S. Steel Košice, s.r.o., Košice 2.43 2.46 -1.30 8 PCA Slovakia, s.r.o., Trnava 1.64 1.65 -0.70 9 Tesco Stores SR, a.s., Bratislava 1.31 1.17 11.90 10 Foxconn Slovakia, s.r.o., Nitra 1.04 1.42 -26.90 Source: firmy.etrend.sk

2.5 Allocation of EU Structural Funds II. Slovakia's Economy 2.5 Allocation of EU Structural Funds Programming period 2004-2006: € 1.17 bn Programming period 2007-2013: € 11.4 bn Programming period 2014-2020: € 14.0 bn (planned) Source: monitoringfondov.eu

II. Slovakia's Economy 2.5 Allocation of EU Structural Funds Programming period 2007-2013 (in €) Operation Programme (OP) Fund Financial allocation (€ ml.) Regional OP ERDF 1,445 OP Environment ERDF+CF 1,820    251 CF  1,569 OP Transport  3,207  877  2,329 OP Informatization of Society 988 OP Research & Development  1,209 OP Competition & Economic growth  777 OP Health  250 OP Technical support  98 OP Bratislava region  87 OP Employment ESF  882 OP Education  618 Total € 11.4 bn Source: nsrr.sk

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.1 Slovakia´s balance of trade Year Import (ml. €) Export (ml. €) Balance of trade (ml. €) 2012 54 756,1 58 169,8 3 637 2011 53 966,1 56 407,9 2 441,9 2010 48 653,5 48 791,0 137,5 Source: portal.statistics.sk

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.2 Slovakia´s FDI Foreign direct investment in Slovakia: 0.37% of GDP (last reported in 2010)

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.3 Top 20 import countries (January – October 2012) Country of origin Total Import (in mil. EUR) Total Export (in mil. EUR) Total trade Balance of trade 1 Germany 8341.00 11 300 19641.00 2959.00 2 Russian Federation 4805.80 2 125.5 6931.30 -2680.30 3 Czech Republic 4 789.1 7215.40 12004.50 2426.40 4 Korea 4491.40 80.30 4571.70 -4411.00 5 China 2954.70 1241.50 4196.20 -1713.20 6 Poland 1807.30 4152.50 5959.80 2345.20 7 Hungary 1785.20 3742.10 5527.30 1956.80 8 Italy 1493.40 2424.20 3917.60 930.70 9 France 1433.70 2863.70 4297.40 1430.00 10 Austria 1154.10 3523.00 4677.10 2368.90 11 Japan 824.90 86.60 911.50 -738.30 12 United Kingdom 577.60 2076.40 2654.00 1498.80 13 Spain 539.60 919.80 1459.40 380.20 14 Netherlands 529.40 1188.60 1718.00 659.20 15 Ukraine 506.50 361.50 868.00 -145.00 16 Taiwan 481.90 27.80 509.70 -454.10 17 United States 441.90 1017.40 1459.30 575.50 18 Belgium 441.20 794.30 1235.50 353.10 19 Romania 434.90 920.90 1355.80 486.00 20 Turkey 318.50 705.50 1024.00 387.00 Source: portal.statistics.sk

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.3 Top 20 export countries (January – October 2012) Country of destination Total Export (in mil. EUR) Total Import (in mil. EUR) Total trade Balance of trade 1 Germany 11300.10 8341.00 19641.00 2959.00 2 Czech Republic 7215.40 4 789.1 12004.50 2426.40 3 Poland 4152.50 1807.30 5959.80 2345.20 4 Hungary 3742.10 1785.20 5527.30 1956.80 5 Austria 3523.00 1154.10 4677.10 2368.90 6 France 2863.70 1433.70 4297.40 1430.00 7 Italy 2424.20 1493.40 3917.60 930.70 8 Russian Federation 2125.50 4805.80 -2680.30 9 United Kingdom 2076.40 577.60 6931.30 1498.80 10 China 1241.50 2954.70 4196.20 -1713.20 11 Netherlands 1188.60 529.40 1718.00 659.20 12 United States 1017.40 441.90 1459.30 575.50 13 Romania 920.90 434.90 1355.80 486.00 14 Spain 919.80 539.60 1459.40 380.20 15 Belgium 794.30 441.20 1235.50 353.10 16 Sweden 778.60 214.90 993.50 563.70 17 Turkey 705.50 318.50 1024.00 387.00 18 Switzerland 684.80 899.70 423.30 19 Denmark 442.90 183.80 626.70 259.10 20 Ukraine 361.50 506.50 868.00 -145.00 Source: portal.statistics.sk

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.3 EU-27 import/export figures (January – October 2012) Country of Origin/Destination Total Import Total Export Balance EU-27 31 961,3 43 855,0 11 893,8 Germany 8 341,0 11 300,1 2 959,0 Czech Republic 4 789,1 7 215,4 2 426,4 Italy 1 493,4 2 424,2 930,7 Austria 1 154,1 3 523,0 2 368,9 Poland 1 807,3 4 152,5 2 345,2 Hungary 1 785,2 3 742,1 1 956,8 France 1 433,7 2 863,7 1 430,0 United Kingdom 577,6 2 076,4 1 498,8 Netherlands 529,4 1 188,6 659,2 Belgium 441,2 794,3 353,1 Spain 539,6 919,8 380,2 Sweden 214,9 778,6 563,7 Slovenia 224,2 389,2 165,0 Denmark 183,8 442,9 259,1 Finland 100,2 143,2 42,9 Ireland 115,5 66,7 -48,8 Greece 63,4 130,2 66,8 Portugal 85,1 122,5 37,5 Romania 434,9 920,9 486,0 Bulgaria 85,2 276,0 190,9 Source: portal.statistics.sk

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.3 Asia & OECD import/export figures (January – October 2012) Country of Origin/Destination Total Import Total Export Balance Asia 10 281,5 2 745,3 -7 536,2 China 2 954,7 1 241,5 -1 713,2 Korea 4 491,4 80,3 -4 411,0 Taiwan 481,9 27,8 -454,1 Malaysia 186,3 24,6 -161,6 India 149,4 51,1 -98,3 OECD 30 777,4 45 454,1 14 676,7 US 441,9 1 017,4 575,5 Japan 824,9 86,6 -738,3 Turkey 318,5 705,5 387,0 Canada 46,7 116,5 69,8 Source: portal.statistics.sk

3.4 Doing Business 2011 (World Bank) II. Slovakia's Economy 3.4 Doing Business 2011 (World Bank) Country Ranking TAIWAN 33 SLOVAKIA 41 HUNGARY 46 CZECH REPUBLIC 63 POLAND 70

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.5 Taiwanese Trade & Investment Relations in V4 countries Country Total trade with TAIWAN (USD) Investment from TAIWAN (USD) Population of the country Slovakia 553,2 million 450 million 5,4 mil. Czech Republic 731 million 375 million 10,6 mil. Hungary 500 million 400 million 10,0 mil. Poland 1,1 billion 100 million 38,1 mil.

III. Slovakia´s Bilateral Trade & Investment Relations 3.6 Taiwanese Investments in SR Taiwanese investments in Slovakia represent approx. 450 million EU - Total trade with Taiwan: €553.2 ml. (January-November 2012) - Investment from Taiwan: €450 ml. Foxconn (located in Nitra, 45 ml. EU) AU Optronics (located in Trenčín, 191 ml. EU) Delta Electronics (located in Dubnica nad Váhom, 34 ml. EU + 20,5 ml. EU planned new investments from 2013)

IV. Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava Economic Division

IV. Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava Economic Division GENERAL TASKS Promoting economic relations (trade, investment, technical cooperation) between TW and SR Collection of trade-related information Providing trade-related information to relevant companies, associations Slovak daily news research, analysis & translation Assistance with trade inquiries Providing business and procurement opportunities Meeting with Slovak executive and legislative representatives Meeting with representatives from relevant institutions, organizations Presentations at relevant conferences, events

IV. Taipei Representative Office in Bratislava Economic Division SPECIFIC GOALS FOR 2013 Concluding the Memorandum of Understanding between TW and SR Offer assistance to Taiwanese delegations Participation at relevant conferences Meetings with officials and company representatives

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