Nicolas Stergen: Scotland’s independence is essential to building a strong economy

Nicolas Stergen: Scotland’s independence is essential to building a strong economy

Building an economy that can advance the interests of everybody requires independence.
On the other hand, the secession from Britain was criticised as “playing with the life of the people” by its opponents.
According to the British “Media Media” news agency, the third independence paper, which would outline Scotland’s economic and monetary policies, is likely to be sent to the Scottish Prime Minister today, Monday.

Before making her speech today, Stergen noted that Scotland has one of the best performing economies in the United Kingdom and that her nation has “an abundance in skilled workers, innovative companies, and natural resources,” but that the British economy, particularly after leaving the European Union, trails many rivalling European and global economies. “British economic growth has clearly failed and hinders Scotland,” she said.

Today, developing an economy that works for everyone requires independence, she said.

It is expected that the new paper is the third in the series “Building New Scotland” for the Prime Minister more details about the move towards “a more just and friendly economy that achieves a happy and healthy life for the people
In the anticipated autonomous state and border arrangements that seek to draw investments worth 20 billion pounds (22. 4 billion dollars) over the next 10 years, the paper is intended to cover subjects including financial policy and currency.

On the other hand, Daniel Johnson, official of the financial file of the opposition Scottish Labor Party, said that the ruling Scottish National Party needs to abandon the separation plan and speaks frankly to the people about the catastrophic reality of its economic plans.
Despite wasting 15 years in a government that pursues the same old agenda, Johnson continued, “they are still unable to answer the basic questions.”

According to Nicolas Stergen, Scotland’s independence is necessary to have a robust economy.

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