Noboa: “It’s very difficult to leave the country, but you have to face the world”

The president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboasaid this Wednesday in Madrid that it is “very difficult to leave” his country, but considered that “we have to face the world”, on his first official trip abroad since the “internal armed conflict” was declared.

Noboa made these statements to the media at the international tourism fair Fiturwhich is celebrated in Madridand where did he receive the kings of Spain, Felipe VI and Letizia, at the stand of Ecuador, the guest country at the event.

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The president of Ecuador highlighted that at this moment it is “very difficult to leave the country”but they must “show the world how things are improving” and invite people to visit and invest in Ecuador.

Noboa thanked the kings of Spain for visiting the Ecuador stand and also for being able to talk briefly with them about the opportunities, the tourist offer in their country, and “how we are changing this.”

“We can be a safer country, with open arms for investors and tourists whoever wants to come”he reiterated.

He conveyed to the kings the desire that Spain It is Ecuador work together. “that we cooperate, and not just in matters of war, in all the side effects that a war has: education, social aid, training, also for businesspeople. There are different ways to help a country emerging from a conflict and not necessarily just with weapons.”

With Philip VIwith whom he will have a private meeting today at the Zarzuela Palace, headquarters of the Head of State of Spain, Noboa will also talk about youth employment, an issue”extremely important for us, a young nation with its unemployed youth; “This is one of the most important points in terms of cooperation.”

To the head of the Spanish Executive, Pedro Sancheswith whom you will also have a meeting today, will tell you what is happening in Ecuador“also the ways in which we can cooperate, and that we are always willing to work together with the Spanish government and provide you with any assistance. They will always be welcome.

Noboa referred to the Ecuadorian community in Spain“who live the same pain as everyone else”.

“No one likes to have violence in their country, to see those images that were seen on television. But there is a strong feeling of unity and nationalism in the country, even the political class agreed”, he pointed out.

The Ecuadorian president recalled decree 111, in which he ordered the mobilization and intervention of the Armed forces and the Police in the national territory, had the support of the three powers of the State.

“And that means they are aligned to change the Country”, he concluded.

Source: Elcomercio

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