President Cyril Ramaphosa lauded government’s partnership with business when he spoke at Business Unity South Africa’s annual general meeting on Wednesday.
He also referred to the newly formed government of national unity and said that by its very nature, a GNU brings together viewpoints and ideological and political positions that may at times be at variance with each other.“However, as the parties to the GNU, we were able to achieve broad consensus on the most pressing issues facing our country. We are clear that our most critical task now is to build an inclusive economy that generates sustainable growth, creates jobs and eradicates poverty.
Ramaphosa said government also made gains in the other focal areas of the partnership. “We have worked together through the National Logistics Crisis Committee to deal with inefficiencies in the transport and logistics sectors. “Business also provided expertise to the National Prosecuting Authority and the Investigating Directorate to manage complex corruption investigations.”Second phase of government’s partnership with business
“The progress that we have made shows the value of partnership. It also underlines the essential role that Busa continues to play in building our economy and society. As the Government of National Unity, we seek to deepen this partnership so that we can together build a conducive environment for investment, growth and job creation.”Opening of Parliament Address,
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