<prompt> Hlalosa hore na matsete a tsoang kantle ho naha FDI ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what foreign direct investment FDI is. . Response in English: Foreign Direct Investment FDI refers to an investment made by an individual or a firm into the business interests of another country in the form of either establishing new business operations or acquiring existing business assets. In other words, it is the flow of capital from one country into another for the purpose of starting or expanding business activities, creating jobs, and stimulating economic growth. FDI can also take the form of mergers and acquisitions, building new facilities, investing in joint ventures, and other types of capital transfer. It is different from portfolio investment, which involves investing in securities such as stocks and bonds, since FDI represents a long-term commitment and involves a significant degree of management and control over the invested assets. . Response in Sesotho: Matsete a Kantle ho Naha FDI e bolela matsete a entsoeng ke motho kapa feme molemong oa khoebo ea naha e ngoe ka mokhoa oa ho theha tšebetso e ncha ea khoebo kapa ho fumana thepa ea khoebo e teng. Ka mantsoe a mang, ke phallo ea chelete ho tloha naheng e ngoe ho ea ho e ngoe ka sepheo sa ho qala kapa ho atolosa mesebetsi ea khoebo, ho theha mesebetsi, le ho khothaletsa kholo ea moruo. FDI e ka boela ea nka mokhoa oa ho kopanya le ho reka, ho haha meaho e mecha, ho tsetela likhoebong tse kopanetsoeng, le mefuta e meng ea phetisetso ea chelete. E fapane le matsete a potefolio, a kenyelletsang ho tsetela ho matlotlo a kang li-stock le li-bond, kaha FDI e emela boitlamo ba nako e telele me e kenyelletsa tekanyo e kholo ea tsamaiso le taolo holima matlotlo a tsetelitsoeng. 