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Balgad Pipeline completed as Navarro begins focusing on the economy; Lifting trade barriers and hints towards reviving the SEC.

The Balgad Pipeline has been accomplished. This has formally linked Baltusia and Gaduridos as Gaduri oil will help in supplying Baltusia, and Gaduridos receives money from it, allowing for more investments at home. As such, this project has provided benefits for both countries. For Gaduridos, more money means more investments, which means better living conditions for many Gaduri. And on that, the Navarro Presidency has already gone to work, looking to reduce trade barriers, and work with international investors to make Gaduridos both appealing for investors, but also ensure that Gaduridos is adequately connected to the international market.

As such, lifting trade barriers is the first major focus. As it stands, Gaduridos already had a high amount of lifted barriers in the Seleyan Economic Community, which is, for all intents and purposes, neglected. However, it serves as an inspiration for future efforts and for the international market, the Navarro Presidency has looked to cut down on protectionism, particularly protective tariffs, to make international goods that may be higher quality have less issues entering the country. The Navarro Presidency has, at least unofficially, the goal of making trade easier, for both domestic production and international investors who may have an interest in the nation. Lifting these barriers is likely a first step towards making things smoother for investors. However, any future developments will likely require specific treaties with individual countries to ensure maximum growth. Whether the bureaucracy being cut is worth the possible growth or not is yet to be seen.

Irregardless the focus on trade and the international market will likely pay dividends for the economy should successful deals be achieved with nations. Whatever the case, the Navarro Presidency is set on working with the international market, and the private sector in raising the Gaduri economy. While protectionists, and especially socialists will dislike the loss of protective tariffs, this may pave the way for a more international Gaduri economy, and at the very least, rekindle the spirit of the SEC. Should the SEC be rekindled, then the Gaduri economy could be given a major boost alongside other Seleyan economies.
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