The GFSB directors were delighted to welcome His Excellency the Governor and representatives from the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to our Gibtelecom Conference Hall this week. A very successful meeting and as directors of the GFSB, we represent our members’ views in pushing for the benefit of Gibraltar’s businesses and ensuring they have a voice in shaping public policy.
In the meeting, we touched on matters regarding fair trade, mobility and cross-border opportunities in the face of Brexit and we’ll be following up with some other meetings with key stakeholders.
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