A report by Pastrán details how activities and discussions by businesses and government representatives, are in agreement ensuring stability and economic growth for years to come.
"Private entrepreneurs and representatives of large capital today have became the best managers in the Nicaraguan government in the face of potential new foreign investors, offering a country full of opportunities ... A forum organized by the government investment agency that promotes investment, Pro Nicaragua, and the Council for Senior Private Enterprise, COSEP, reflected another country, rife with consensus and enthusiasm for the Nicaraguan government’s economic policies, while the political opposition and social agencies reported the establishment of a dictatorship and claim alleged fraud in the November 6 elections ... The government of Nicaragua said today to a group of potential foreign investors that the country has sufficient economic stability and will continue in the program with the International Monetary Fund beyond 2012 ... Presidential adviser for economic affairs , Bayardo Arce Castaño, noted that economic growth has been achieved because all the operators of any size and any color are supported and that you must keep in mind that in order for growth to become a reality you have to shore up the country's macroeconomic stability...”
Source: Informepastran.com
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