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The president of CEOE International, Marta Blanco, spoke on June 30 at the OECD informal round table with Business at OECD and the OECD Trade Union Advisory Committee, to discuss the solutions necessary to achieve a resilient recovery, inclusive and sustainable.

At the opening of the session, among other personalities, the Secretary General of the OECD, Ángel Gurria, and the Secretary of State of Spain Global, Manuel Muñiz, as well as ambassadors and representatives of the business and union world.

In her speech, Marta Blanco, as vice president of the Trade Committee of Business at OECD, called attention to the importance of both governments and multilateral institutions taking actions aimed at mitigating risk, so that companies can face uncertainty.

The President of CEOE Internacional suggested a series of recommendations, taking into account the lessons learned during the past crisis, related to trade and tourism:

  • Governments must try to guarantee the liquidity, solvency and recovery of the economy.
  • The OECD must ensure compliance with trade policy principles.
  • Transparency is required to monitor the trade restrictive measures introduced during the pandemic and ensure their progressive elimination.
  • Cross-border efforts should be promoted to facilitate data flow and increase digital resilience.
  • The OECD should work to develop guides and support programs for companies, with special attention to SMEs.
  • Strong coordination in the fields of economics, health and transportation is required for the identification of horizontal problems and the definition of comprehensive responses.
  • The importance of tourism as a key element for economic growth, social inclusion and transformation of society must be underlined.
  • The business impact of international travel restrictions needs to be analyzed.



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