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UK to hold global investment summit in October
[04/08/2024 01:55]
LONDON-SABA
The British Government announced its intention to hold a global investment summit on October 14 to stimulate investment in the United Kingdom.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will gather up to 300 industry leaders to spur investment in the United Kingdom, the government said in a statement.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is expected to assure investors that the United Kingdom is a well-established trading partner will permit British companies to plan for sustainable investment and economic growth over the next decade.


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