The Minister of Productive Development, Matias Kulfasmaintained this Monday that “the industrial recovery was generalized” and that “14 of 22 manufacturing branches grew in relation to 2019.”
On his Twitter account, the minister highlighted that “the production of agricultural machinery in 2021 was the highest since 1996. Thanks to this, today it has the highest level of employment in 8 years. It is no coincidence that productive poles in the sector , such as Las Parejas-Armstrong (Santa Fe) are among the 10 cities that created the most jobs since 2019 “.
Further on, Kulfas stressed that “the industrial reactivation was not magic, but rather the product of more than 150 productive development policies that we have implemented. Several of them have to do with SME financing. The results are visible: 53% of the credit today goes to SMEs, historical record”.
The minister maintained that “since the end of 2019, more than 48,000 formal jobs have been created in factories. We are leaving hand in hand with production and work. We have already reversed the fall of the pandemic and now we are beginning to reverse the one that Macri left us. We are going to work day by day to generate more work, the key so that thousands of people can get out of poverty.”
Industrial recovery was widespread. All sectors grew compared to 2020, and 14 of 22 branches exceeded 2019 levels. In some cases, such as non-metallic minerals, we had an all-time record. pic.twitter.com/NZxUMfO665
– Matías Kulfas (@KulfasM) February 21, 2022
The industrial reactivation was not magic, but rather the product of more than 150 productive development policies that we have implemented. Several of them have to do with SME financing.
The results are visible: 53% of credit today goes to SMEs, a historical record. pic.twitter.com/lNv5JplcDE
– Matías Kulfas (@KulfasM) February 21, 2022
We are leaving hand in hand with production and work. We have already reversed the fall of the pandemic and now we are beginning to reverse the one that Macri left us.
We are going to work day by day to generate more work, the key so that thousands of people can get out of poverty.
– Matías Kulfas (@KulfasM) February 21, 2022
