“This process is now entering a major squeamishness stage and I should be sparing with statements, because any statement can be interpreted and thrown against the nation’s interest for the two competitors,” he says.
Pires de Lima highlights the process of competitiveness and still leaves the hope that the privatization of TAP is completed quickly.
The Council of Ministers Thursday decided that German Efromovich and David Neeleman go into the negotiation stage, while Miguel Pais do Amaral gets away for not meeting the requirements.
The statements of Pires de Lima on this topic were made on Thursday night in Funchal, on the sidelines a dinner of Day of the Entrepreneur Madeira, sponsored by the Commercial and Industrial Association of Funchal, and after having met the new President of the Madeira Regional Government, Miguel Albuquerque.
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