As reported, one of his tasks will be to build the Social Agreement between unions, businessmen, Universities and the State that sets the model for the development and industrialization of Argentine natural resources.
The former Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Nation, Julian Dominguez, joins Sergio Massa’s economic team, according to sources from the economic portfolio.
Domínguez will be an honorary adviser to the Ministry of Economy and one of his tasks will be to build the Social Agreement between unions, businessmen, Universities and the State that sets the model for the development and industrialization of Argentine natural resources.
Domínguez was twice Minister of Agriculture and is currently Director of special projects for smata, leading union Ricardo Pignanelli, and Technical Coordinator of the CSIRA (Confederation of industrial unions). In addition, he is a substitute candidate for senator of the province of Buenos Aires for Unión por la Patria.
From the Ministry of Economy they highlighted that Dominguez “It has been building links and articulations with the agricultural sectors in the interior of the country and the industrial sectors, particularly the automotive industry.”
“Work is the social computer par excellence, and that business unions and universities must interpret the signs of progress that come from the future and lay the foundations for 2030. It is time to put, with a patriotic sense, national capacities in value, in a context of reorganization of global chains and take advantage of the opportunities of this time” affirmed Domínguez.
In the last few hours Sergio Massa I travel to iguazu, where he led a meeting with ministers of Economy and presidents of Mercosur Central Banks on the use of local currencies in the bloc’s trade. Dominguez, who will be in charge of advising the Ministry, traveled with the delegation made up of the Secretary of Economic Policy, Gabriel Rubenstein; your partner for International Economic and Financial Affairs, Marco Lavagna and the president of the BCRA, Miguel Pesce.
Source: Ambito
