Cutting red tape ‘key to success’
Wednesday 24th November 2010, 3:00PM GMT.
Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean with French Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain vice-president Peter Alfandary and Jersey’s ‘man in London’, Clive Boothman
THE need to minimise red tape is at the centre of States’ policy, an audience of French and UK business leaders was told at a gathering in London.
Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean said that the Island was also working to remove barriers to growth and investment.
And he said that the success of the policies was bearing fruit, as Jersey had attracted businesses as diverse as oil companies and biochemistry laboratories.
The audience also heard that carbon traders, mining operators, a business travel company and several hedge funds were among other new businesses to move to Jersey.
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