Official sources stated that “Google wants to develop the emerging markets of Latin America, where it plans to invest some US$1.2 billion in that regard.”
“Google made available its tools to strengthen Argentine SMEs and companies and help them export,” these sources added, noting that “the meeting lasted almost an hour and at the end they invited the minister and the secretary to tour the Google offices in Argentina“.
“I accompanied Minister Sergio Massa in the working meeting with Google’s senior director of Government Affairs and Public Policy for emerging markets, Doron Avni”Sujarchuk indicated for his part, on his Twitter account.
The official maintained that “strengthening the knowledge economy is encourage production, create genuine employment, generate the income of foreign currency to our country and deepen State policies that guarantee a better quality of life for present and future generations of Argentina”.
After the meeting with Massa and Sujarchuk, the Google executive met with the chief of staff, John Manzurat Government House.
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“This is what generates foreign exchange and employment. With Doron Avni We evaluate actions to continue promoting digital transformation as a tool for productive development and local growth,” Manzur said on Twitter.
Also participating in the two meetings on behalf of the company were those responsible for Public Policies and Relations with the Government of Latin America, Eleonora Rabinovich; and from the Southern Cone, Tamar Colodenco; and the Public Policy analyst, Andrés González Insúa.
Source: Ambito
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