Just an alternative view!4 Oct 2018 09:08
Hmm....
The way I see it, this is slightly more complicated; no doubt the CEO, has to be accountable for looking after the shareholders interests and the growth of the company.
In my opinion, probably following his meetings with government agencies, he would have been painted a perfect picture of what the Country would like to achieve but reality is a total different matter.
Despite the government declaring that they are open for business!
We are now at a full front of uncharted territory.
Uphill struggles.:
•Political situation just gone through major change, which the world is watching, they need to make sure the right individuals with the required knowledge, are heading the government bodies that can implement the changes needed. (which themselves need to have a long-term vision to deliver the best possible future for the country and not just take what they can while in power).
• lack of infrastructure and investment.
• trust in political system and more importantly a legal system- that will stand the test of time on its own right and above influencing political changes, protecting the rights of the companies and all parties involved, making sure that contracts are legal and binding.
• streamline procedures in place to register companies and ownership - as long winded processes take a long time, cost a lot more money and puts off companies from investing in the country.
Should I go on....