7. Indonesia:

The FDI and GDP of the country are $24.6 billion and$1.73 trillion. The FDI investment in the country is $13.3 billion. Getting access to electricity in the world’s fourth most crowded nation takes 20 days more than countries located in East Asia and the pacific. The infrastructure is sparsely developed and only 5 international airports are available. Around 15 million family units have no access to electricity. The country needs private investors to offer at least two third of the money needed for road and rail network development. This year a French company, Alstom to give around $2.5 billion for energy and infrastructure development and Chinese companies also came forward showcasing their interest by giving $3billion for construction of roads and railway lines in Main Java Island. As china’s main target is Indonesia as the nation has coal and energy resources in abundance. The Chinese supremo Wen Jiabao gave $9 billion loans to help out the nation’s infrastructure.