Bucharest is an exceptional example of a big and developed European city which has not yet fulfilled its socio-economic growth potential. The standard of living in the city is high along low prices in comparison to Western European countries and additional cities in Eastern Europe. In spite of the fact that around 10% of the citizens reside in it, it produces more than 21% of the GDP of the state, as it is the most developed and industrialized area in Romania. Around two million people live in the metropolis and the city attracts more than five million tourists per year.

In the city there are 23 international universities, approximately 200 thousand students, 2 airports, shopping and entertainment centers, many work places, an advanced public transportation system which includes a subway and more.