President Alberto Fernández reiterated today that Argentina has a “long history of resilience”, pointed out that “if we act together, sensibly and transparently, we will do very well” and stressed that the current growth data in Argentina “demonstrates that definitely We are on the good way”.
The head of state spoke in this way on his official account on the social network Twitter, where he recalled his Friday presentation to businessmen at the closing of the 58th IDEA Colloquiumin the city of Mar del Plata.
“Our country has a long history of resilience, scars that we must not hide”Fernández wrote and added: “If we act together, sensibly and transparently, we will do very well.”
Our country has a long history of resilience, scars that we must not hide. If we act together, sensibly and transparently, we will do very well.
Current growth data in Argentina show that we are definitely on the right track.#ColloquiumIDEA pic.twitter.com/AkfHHtDuZq
– Alberto Fernández (@alferdez) October 15, 2022
Likewise, he maintained that “the current growth data in Argentina show that we are definitely on the right track.”
The President accompanied his post with a video of his speech last night, when he listed the growth figures he mentioned.
“The current growth data in Argentina shows that we are definitely on the right track.”Alberto Fernandez
On that occasion, he maintained that construction “in August 2022 compared to August 2021 grew 7.3%”, there was “record gas production” with growth of 18%, and oil “52% year-on-year”. year”.
He also noted that “We never saw our power constrained and we had the two highest demand days for oil and gas.”
In addition, the head of state indicated that the automotive industry “grew 88.5% in September 2022 compared to September 2019”that is, before the pandemic.
“Exports at the end of June were almost 60 billion dollars and by the end of the year they will reach USD 90 billion, not accounting for services. With both they will be almost USD 100 billion, a record in Argentine history,” said the president. .
Presenting another graph, Fernández also remarked yesterday that the national industry “had the highest levels of production in the last six years” and stated that there was “a recovery of the national industry, with 27 months creating registered employment and that it exceeds 92 thousand jobs of work compared to December 2019, in three years of Government, of which two were pandemic”.
Along these lines, he indicated that “the creation of jobs since July 2020 was 1.3 million, of which 400 thousand were formal private jobs”, and recalled that “in the second quarter of 2022 the investment rate was 22 .3%, the highest in the last 29 years”.
“Argentina will reach (in 2023) three consecutive years of GDP growth,” said the President in his speech last night before businessmen at the colloquium.
