November
10, 2004
Fedecámaras estimates
that Venezuelan economy will grow between
6 and 7 percent in 2005
(Europa Press) - Venezuelan economy
could grow between 6 and 7% in 2005 "if
the boost on investment is kept up",
according to the President of Fedecamaras
(Federation of Chambers of Trade and Industry),
Albis Muñoz. The country will experience
a real growth in national and foreign
investment, similar to the one recorded
during the 70's and beginnings of the
90's (
)
The President of Fedecámaras also
indicated that that the national productive
sectors are opened to dialogue with the
government and that specific business
sectors, such as banking, construction
and industry, have already met with government
officials. Still pending to meet with
the government are the transport and tourism
sectors, said Muñoz.
(
) Muñoz also said since
the last two electoral processes, there
is more political certainty in Venezuela.
First, due the President's ratification
and secondly due to the results in regional
election's. "This inspires trust
and we see an opportunity for both national
and foreign investments in our country".