After the resignation of Roberto Feletti from the Secretary of Domestic Trade, William Hangwho will replace him, delivered his first statements during a ceremony led by President Alberto Fernández.
In the presentation of the measures to make the stocks more flexible to the oil and hydrocarbon companies, the new secretary of domestic trade, William Hang he stated that “we are going to continue working along the lines that we have been working on”.
Consequently, William Hang It will have as a priority to support the policies and strategies that the Government develops to contain the escalation of prices with inflation and to improve the income of citizens.
According to what was known until now, the director of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic, would be close to the Minister of Economy, Martín Guzmán, so after the passage of the Secretariat to the Treasury Palace, they will work hand in hand on the Government’s purposes.
Besides that Hang He was a fellow student of the minister, he also accompanied Guzmán on his last trip to Brazil to negotiate the supply of energy, after the energy crisis that triggered the war in Ukraine.
It should be remembered that Roberto Feletti presented his resignation to President Alberto Fernández, after his disagreement with the Government’s price control policy.
With that, Hang he would become the third Secretary of Domestic Trade during the administration of Alberto Fernández. Now the economist will have as his main challenge to control inflation, which in April marked 6%.
Who is William Hang?
The new secretary of domestic trade He has a degree in Economics from the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the National University of La Plata and with his extensive career in the public sphere he has served in various functions of the Ministry of Economy.
Among them, he was advisor to the Ministerial Unit, consultant to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD); In addition, he was a researcher and guest researcher at the Center for Economics and Finance for Development in Argentina.
