The minister of Economy and Planning, Mário Caetano João, highlighted this Monday, in Luanda, the development of skills in the 2022 international business management simulation competition, called Global Management Challenge.
Speaking to the press on the sidelines of the opening ceremony of the 40th edition of the Global Management Challenge, which takes place from the 25th to the 27th of this month , the minister highlighted that it is an interesting event, as it is a global competition on the best management practices.
"It is not a short-term gain, but rather a medium and long-term gain. Feel invited to invest in the country and manage a company. It is a competition that generally demonstrates management skills. We have many challenges in managing companies", he asserted. "We are hopeful that the activity can create more competitiveness among participants from different countries", he said.
"They will facilitate a better entry into the job market and if they are already working in companies, they will enhance, strengthen and aspire to promotions as well as improve their professional future", he pointed out.
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