Guatemala Hosts Enade 2011

The forum, which is held annually by the Foundation for the Development of Guatemala (FUNDESA) together with the productive sector in Guatemala, will present issues of national interest and encourage discussion among businessmen, government officials, trade unionists, cooperatives, civil society leaders, the diplomatic corps and speakers from around the world, on its central theme.

The journalist Byron Dardón Free in an interviewed Philip Bosch, president of the organizing committee Enade, for Prensa Libre.

"What is the Enade?

The National Business Meeting is a forum that brings together the productive sector in Guatemala, representatives of the three branches of government and society leaders providing a platform for speeches of a global nature, based on a central theme.

It presents proposals focussing on the topic, containing elements necessary for the country's social economic development.

The Enade is always looking for an event where different forces in the country's leadership converge, from all sectors, and it presents technical proposals on different issues affecting Guatemala. "

Source: prensalibre.com

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