The replacement, which will be designated by the Basque and Central Governments, will be predictable in June.
The President of the Port Authority of Bilbao, Ricardo Barkala, has announced his intention to leave office By own decision after almost seven years At the head of the institution to make way for ‘a new crew’. The replacement, which will be designated by the Basque and Central Governments, will be predictable in June.
During a press conference to tackle cruise traffic in the port of Bilbao, Barkala announced his decision to leave his office, after written and verbally written to Lehendakari. Both came in to make the news public on Tuesday, during their appearance for the informative media.
Barkala has assured that although he is “very good physical and mental”, he is “in public, instead of private” “Important to leave on time”. “For me it is important, after a process that I have had in the port and with other functions. Health has respected me, it is important to make a lecture of the situation and when they have to leave it,” he explained. According to specified, two circumstances are given to adopt this determination, one of them the “cruises speed” that “starts to take” the basque government. “Like everything, Lehendakari has, just like any institutional head when it comes new, the duty to place the long lights and design a country project for 8 or 12 years or, as it does,” he said.
Ricardo Barkala believes that “that project, those objectives and those new times give rise to a new scenario, give rise to a new situation”, in a “convulsive world” and changing in which “the decisions that will be made, will be important”, it must be endowed with “new crew” who “starts with the LEHENDA” hand.
Also, he added, there is a circumstance that he will be seven years old in July at the head of the port authority of Bilbao.
“I am sorry on the one hand, but on the other hand I am happy because I think it is what I have to do, and so I moved it to the Lehendakari to the goal that we can make a transition, a change from President in an orderly way and as God orders,” he said.
The still president of the port of Bilbao has assured that he leaves the position “with a bittersweet taste” and, although he is “comfortable” in the direction “, he thought a lot” and he is convinced that it is “the right decision”. “The best decision for the country, for the port and even for myself,” he concluded.
Source: EITB
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