GFSB Pre-election debate 2019
The GFSB is pleased to launch its traditional leaders’ debate with a focus on business issues.
Brexit is looming. What will it mean for Gibraltar and the business community?
It will be an opportunity to discuss and debate, everything from the uncertain political landscape in the UK and Spain to small business issues, E-Gov and the changing face of Main Street.
A special 1.5 hour mid-campaign event where party leaders Fabian Picardo (GSLP/Liberals), Keith Azopardi (GSD) and Marlene Hassan-Nahon (Together Gibraltar) will spell out their policies, and debate business issues.
Get answers to the issues that matter to you in a Q&A session after the main debate.
The debate is hosted by journalist and broadcaster James Neish.
Who will be our next Chief Minister? Wednesday 2nd October at the Ince’s Hall Theatre at 7pm.
Governments and geopolitical strategists use simulations to test what might happen when other players react. The same thinking can help businesses challenge assumptions, anticipate competitors and prepare for decisions before real money is on the line.
From Hong Kong to Abu Dhabi, Gibraltar is pursuing new industries and investors as part of a major economic diversification drive. Minister Nigel Feetham says the campaign is already generating business. The bigger question is how far those opportunities can spread through Gibraltar’s wider economy.
Gibraltar plans a new residency route for financially independent over-55s alongside a new business think tank announced at GibLink London.
New frontier lanes and discussions around a cross-border transport interchange raise questions about buses, workers, visitors and business connectivity.
Could a future UK-EU food agreement make it easier for British produce to return to Gibraltar shelves? British produce has long been part of Gibraltar’s shopping experience; I wrote about it a couple of years ago, before we had a Treaty in place. From supermarket staples and fresh food to familiar household brands, we’ve spent […]