The person in charge of informing it was the economist Guillermo Acosta, who had already announced that work was being done on the initiative.
Guillermo AcostaMinister of Economy and Public Management of Cordovaannounced this Thursday that the Executive Branch of the province In the coming days, it will send to the Provincial Legislature the draft Law of accession to the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI)which they assured will have a ”overcoming scheme”in line with economic growth and job creation.
Acosta detailed it on his social networks, ensuring that the accession ‘“It will boost the strengths that our province has, since it will add incentives that will make this tool even more powerful.”and stated that ”encouraging investments is a State policy in Córdoba that we maintain and will deepen”.
What would be included in the bill to join the RIGI?
Sources stressed that the initiative will have its own characteristics, in addition to could include special consideration for SMEs. Other possible inclusions would be the production of biofuels and variants of mining exploitation.
In this way, Córdoba will adhere to the initiative promoted by President Javier Milei, but with some modifications in accordance with the socio-productive profile of the province governed by Martín Llaryora. That is to say, They will make a difference with the current libertarian administration.
”We are convinced that governing is creating work”indicated Acosta, who had already announced in the presentation of the “Balance of the Argentine economy”, of the Córdoba Stock Exchange, that an improvement initiative was being worked on in accordance with the growth prospects of the Province.
Source: Ambito
