it Was the economic developments of the country that has allowed investors to turn away any awkwardness caused by this solution of the government. The strangeness that is outdated, considers Miguel Frasquilho.
In an interview with the directors of TSF and the Daily News, the president of the Agency for Investment and External Commerce of Portugal (AICEP) claims already reported to the Government that “when you finish the mandate” want to leave the position in order to “embrace new professional challenges”.
in This interview Miguel Frasquilho is still a balance sheet of the Web Summit which took place in Lisbon, and compares the encounter with events such as expo ‘ 98 and the Euro 2004. AICEP and it is estimated that “the direct impact of the Web Summit accounts for around 200 million euros”, but Frasquilho also remembers that the summit technology had the advantage of having costs much lower than the other two initiatives, and to repeat in the coming years.
On the economic development of the country states that “it is desirable that we continue on this trajectory” and, looking to the third quarter of 2016 in concrete, Miguel Frasquilho stresses that “the good news of this third quarter is that the growth was essentially based on exports”.
The controversy surrounding the income statements of the new administration of the Caixa Geral de Depósitos was also a topic of conversation. Miguel Frasquilho comments on the controversy, saying that “since I’ve been in public life, always I gave them my income statements, and considers that newcomers to this stage, it looks like there is no other solution than this to the managers of a public bank.
Miguel Frasquilho is the guest this week Interview TSF/DN, which is published in the Daily News on Sunday and goes to the air in this radio after the news of the 12h.
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