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National Society of Industry (SNI) and regional governors met with President Dina Boluarte to address issues such as the productive development of the regions. SNI President Jesús Salazar Nishi noted that there is a consensus on this issue and that is where the efforts of political actors should be directed.
“We had a meeting – I would say a summit – on Friday, the 24th, at the headquarters National Society of Industry. We were visited by representatives of 18 provinces. This is a clear sign that if Peru wants to talk, so do the regional governments. But on a specific issue: we have gathered to talk about the productive development of the regions. And no one can be against it. I think we are wrong about the issue that unites us, so let’s choose a common agenda, the agenda that interests us all,” he said in News extension from PTR
“I am not asking everyone to give up their political positions and that we all become younger brothers tomorrow. But I think that when we engage in dialogue on issues that unite us, it will be easier for us. each other, we managed to sit down and talk on a common topic. Why don’t we move it to national dialogue and we started meeting at the macro-regional level to talk about what really unites us,” he added.
“Socio-economic gaps have not been closed for the past three decades”
Elsewhere, he mentioned that one of the country’s biggest problems is that the social and economic gaps have not been bridged lately; he therefore insisted that this particular item be given priority.
“Peru has made great strides in its macroeconomics: no one can deny that. Numbers, figures, statistics tell us that we are the star of the region. However, we all know that social and economic gaps have not closed in the last three decades. Some of them even increased. How are we going to do it? Do we agree to close social gaps? Yes. How do we bridge social gaps? economic gaps. How are economic gaps closed in the regions? Implementation of production, implementation of productive investments. And how to productively invest in the regions when there is no infrastructure, when there is no systemic issue and when we have no organization? Drawing up a development plan. And this is what the National Industrial Society proposed,” he concluded.
Source: RPP
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