Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has launched the Room for Growth project to come up with ideas for new ways to boost economic growth. As part of the project, a discussion event was held on Tuesday 19 November at Aalto University. Watch the recording of the event on the government video service. You can share your ideas on how to boost growth in the project’s online survey, which will be open until Sunday.

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