The President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Production (Fedecámaras), Francisco Martínez, stressed on Thursday that the State had to ensure the implementation of a foreign exchange system allowing transparent and secured flow of foreign currency.

His remarks came after a meeting between Fedecámaras and the First Vice-President of the National Assembly, Deputy Elvis Amoroso, aimed at discussing ideas to improve the country's economy.

Martínez remarked that the proposal of securitizing debt accrued by the industrial sector was "interesting," so he recommended the government to analyze its feasibility with Fedecámaras.

For his part, Deputy Amoroso pointed out that the National Assembly was willing to work along all the country's sectors, particularly private business, which is "fundamental to reactivate the economy."

Amoroso stated that the parliament was plural; hence it welcomed "sensible businesspersons who had not left the country" and want to continue working.

El Universal