The acting president valued the “entrepreneurial impulse” that Uruguayans had during the pandemic and after it.
The vice president of the Republic and president in office, Beatriz Argimonhighlighted the impact of entrepreneurs on the national economy, and valued the “impulse” they had during the pandemic, as well as once it was overcome.
Within the framework of the entrepreneurship fair organized by the National Development Agency (ANDE) and the Parliament which takes place in the Legislative Palace between Saturday and this Sunday, Argimon He assured yesterday at a press conference that “the entrepreneurs “They are, without a doubt, those who drive a permanent economy in the country.”
The acting president pointed out that this entrepreneurial attitude occurs “in all parts of the country, even in areas where they are far from urban centers.”
“Without a doubt, in recent years there has been an entrepreneurial impulse,” he said. Argimonwho added that “in addition, after the pandemic there were many people who found in that period, in which we had to be more careful, the development of some option as an entrepreneur and went to the market.”
Likewise, he referred to the fact that “many” entrepreneurs The fact that they were not present at the fair is due to the fact that “today they are exporting” their products to the world, and he stressed the importance of currently having a law that recognizes entrepreneurship.
On the other hand, the member of the National Party (PN) indicated that organizing the fair in the Legislative Palace is “important”, since it allows the entrepreneurs of Montevideo and from the interior of the country a meeting space to exchange business experiences.
Lacalle Pou affirmed that Uruguay “is an entrepreneurial country”
President Luis Lacalle Pou noted last Thursday in a speech at the Spanish Embassy that “Uruguay It is an entrepreneurial country, but there is a lack of support and strategies”, despite the fact that “there has been great progress from the public and private sectors” in this regard.
Likewise, he valued the leap that it represents for employees to go entrepreneurs on their own, since they “must invest, think and take care of their own family and many employees” once they take that step.
Finally, the president thanked the Sembrando program for its “fundamental” work throughout the country, especially in smaller communities, where sometimes good ideas arise that do not find a market for their development, which is why it is important to generate ” the possibility of expanding their market by computer means or to access a large surface area.
Source: Ambito
