Measures of the Economic Growth Plan offer strong financial support for result-oriented companies, said Vice Premier for Economic Affairs Koco Angjusev at meetings with Stephanie von Friedeburg, World Bank Group Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Information and Technology Solutions, and John Panzer, World Bank Director for Macroeconomics and Fiscal Management, in New York on Wednesday. Angjusev said the realization of economic policies is a top priority in the Government’s programme, whereas state support of the economy, capital investments and energy stability are expected to result in intensive economic growth, the Vice Premier’s Office said in a press release.According to him, the plan’s measures offer strong support to result-oriented companies, their technological and production development, increase of exports and improvement of cooperation among domestic and foreign companies, the ultimate objective being GDP growth.The World Bank officials expect intensive and constructive cooperation with the Government, especially in the realization of projects in Macedonia. They highlighted that the region’s infrastructure networking through road and railway corridors VIII and X is key to the economic growth of Macedonia and the area, reads the press release.
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