The governor of Catamarca, Raúl Jalil, participated in a new meeting of the series organized by the Argentine Business Association (AEA), where the main representatives of the private sector engage in dialogue with provincial leaders about the country's economic future.
In his presentation, Jalil outlined a development vision based on a mixed economic model, with strategic integration between the State and private activity, aimed at boosting both underdeveloped regions and established productive sectors. "Argentina needs a comprehensive future plan that enables sustained growth of the private sector with the support of a State that acts as a partner and facilitator," he stated.
The meeting was the second in the AEA series, which in May also invited the governor of Neuquén, Rolando Figueroa, who highlighted the potential of Vaca Muerta and the role of the provinces in driving national economic growth.
Business leaders highlighted the need to reduce the tax burden
AEA president Jaime Campos emphasized the "decisive contribution of the private sector to the country's economic and social development" and stressed the need to reduce the high tax burden to improve business competitiveness. "Improving conditions for private investment in the provinces is key," he stated.
