Prime Minister Luís Montenegro defended this Tuesday, November 4, that “it would be a global failure”, including that of the Government, if the country did not take advantage of the current “political, economic and financial” stability to have “secure, constant and lasting growth”.
“We do not reject our responsibilities, we assume all responsibilities, but the responsibility does not just lie with the Government, it belongs to everyone”defended Luís Montenegro, at the end of a conference by Rangel Logistics Solutions, a Portuguese logistics company based in Maia and founded 45 years ago.
In addition to public administration, the prime minister included businesspeople and workers in this sharing of responsibility.
“It would be a failure, a global failure if we did not make this stability, this potential, the root of safe, constant, lasting growth that can effectively be reflected in the lives of our citizens”, he warned, asking all agents to do their part.
Montenegro highlighted that, on the Government’s side, it is up to him “not to waste this opportunity”, arguing that the executive he leads is “implementing a transformative agenda in Portugal”.
“The Portugal of the future is the Portugal of good government, but it is also the Portugal of bold, diligent people and bold, innovative institutions and companies”these.
Upon leaving the conference, which took place at Pátio da Galé, in Lisbon, Montenegro did not answer questions, laughing when asked whether he will keep the Minister of Health in the Government, after news from Observador and Expresso that Ana Paula Martins will want to leave the executive, on a date to be agreed with the Prime Minister.