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15 Mar, 2022 / Home / Dravania
Prime Minister Surány Lays Out 3 Year Plan
Continuation of Previous Policies; Focus on Attracting Investments and Industry
Prime Minister Surány Viktor expanded upon his 2022 vision to continue pursuing Dravanian economic growth, noting a need to attract foreign investments as an additional external impetus for continued growth. Dravania's economic growth rate last year reached a sustained rate of growth of 4.3%, with agriculture continuing to be an important component, leaving industrial sectors lagging behind. Surány's new 3 year plan seeks to take aim at the industrial sectors lower than expected growth by continuing to dismantle state-sponsored enterprises, tackle non-competitive conglomerates, mediate differences between corporations and labour unions, and pursue diplomatic initiatives to improve export efficiency with neighboring nations.
Surány's initiative received widespread support from his conservative Dráva Unió Pártja as well as token support from counterparts across the aisle in Keresztény Középpárt and Liberális Demokrata Lista, which Surány was quick to acknowledge as part of his plan to achieve cross-party collaboration after last years contentious elections sparked unrest within the minority government.
Surány aims to improve foreign access to low cost skilled and unskilled labor, especially in automobile manufacturing, metallurgy and steel production, and chemicals, with 3 year goals for various sectors aimed at a total industrial growth of 20% in three years. Critics in Társadalmi Akció Front caution that such rapid growth would not amount to an equitable improvement in standards of living for Dravania's social classes, yet most experts agree that overall growth will lead to gains across the workforce.
Prime Minister Surány Lays Out 3 Year Plan
Continuation of Previous Policies; Focus on Attracting Investments and Industry
Prime Minister Surány Viktor expanded upon his 2022 vision to continue pursuing Dravanian economic growth, noting a need to attract foreign investments as an additional external impetus for continued growth. Dravania's economic growth rate last year reached a sustained rate of growth of 4.3%, with agriculture continuing to be an important component, leaving industrial sectors lagging behind. Surány's new 3 year plan seeks to take aim at the industrial sectors lower than expected growth by continuing to dismantle state-sponsored enterprises, tackle non-competitive conglomerates, mediate differences between corporations and labour unions, and pursue diplomatic initiatives to improve export efficiency with neighboring nations.
Surány's initiative received widespread support from his conservative Dráva Unió Pártja as well as token support from counterparts across the aisle in Keresztény Középpárt and Liberális Demokrata Lista, which Surány was quick to acknowledge as part of his plan to achieve cross-party collaboration after last years contentious elections sparked unrest within the minority government.
Surány aims to improve foreign access to low cost skilled and unskilled labor, especially in automobile manufacturing, metallurgy and steel production, and chemicals, with 3 year goals for various sectors aimed at a total industrial growth of 20% in three years. Critics in Társadalmi Akció Front caution that such rapid growth would not amount to an equitable improvement in standards of living for Dravania's social classes, yet most experts agree that overall growth will lead to gains across the workforce.