Participants in this meeting, which brought together members of the national executive board, presidents of regional offices, professional groups and partners, focused on the main activities of the organization, addressing mainly issues related to the general situation of the country and particularly the economic, social and health situation.
It has also expressed its concern about the continuity of the tax pressure, given its negative impact on the national economic fabric by promoting the development of the parallel economy, and the absence of the principle of tax justice.
The organisation warned against the priority of rationalising the subsidy system in connection with the problems related to the bread sector but also the difficulties related to the energy deficit and stalling renewable energy projects.
It stressed the need to reassure investors and accelerate negotiations with international organisations and the supervision of SMEs, but also to address the structural crisis that the tourism sector and find radical solutions to the legislative blockage that hinders the development of renewable energy projects.
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