Also participating in the conclusion panel will be the head of the business center, Daniel Funes de Rioja; the person in charge of the 27th Industrial Conference, Luis Tendlarz, and the Young President of that meeting, María Furtado.
During the first day of the event, the Chief of Staff told the businessmen about the agreement with the Fund: “We want to pay, the only thing we ask is a condition: that they let us grow”.
The official, who was received by the president of the UIA, Daniel Funes de Rioja, said that “The debt was irresponsible, but that’s it, we are not going to cry over spilled milk.”
“We have to solve it and we are going to do it. We are going to put all our effort, we want to solve this problem and we want to pay. Argentina wants to pay. All we ask is a condition, that they let us grow in order to pay.”, he pointed.
At the Industrial Conference, Manzur said he had no doubts that “we are going to reach an agreement – with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – and it will be the best possible agreement for the Argentine people.”
He acknowledged that there are “difficulties”, but said that they are “absolutely convinced of the potential that the country has.”
For his part, Foreign Minister Santiago Cafiero affirmed that the growth and recovery shown by the Argentine economy “cannot be interrupted by a bad agreement with the International Monetary Fund,” stating that the expected maturities for next year appear as “a stocks to the developing”.
After participating in one of the panels of the 27 UIA Industrial Conference, which takes place at the Parque Norte convention site, the foreign minister said -during a contact with the press- that the Government seeks to reach “an agreement that does not interrupt the economic growth that Argentina is achieving and that all sectors have been standing out with very positive figures.
Source From: Ambito
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