Thursday, May 23, 2024

Knowledge Economy: axes in expansion of regime and retention of talent

This was entrusted to Convergencia from the area, which now depends on the Secretariat that also manages tasks related to the promotion of SMEs and entrepreneurs. The scheme benefits 910 companies that employ 66,000 people.

On April 8, the organization chart of the Ministry of Economy of Argentina (Decree 293/2024) was published: among the 14 secretariats of the ministry headed by Luis Caputo was the Secretariat of SMEs, Entrepreneurs and Knowledge Economy. Those areas were in charge of Martín Ayerra - who served as Secretary of the Knowledge Economy since December 20 - the undersecretaries of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises; of Entrepreneurs; and Knowledge Economy.

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