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GDP figures released today show that the economy grew overall from April to June by 0.6%. Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes MSP has welcomed this news, highlighting that economic growth is a clear Scottish Government priority. More ➡️ ow.ly/Ewhr50T8uTa

First Minister John Swinney met with UK Chancellor of HM Treasury Rachel Reeves . Joined by Finance Secretary Shona Robison MSP, the First Minister pressed the Chancellor to deliver investment across the UK to protect public services, tackle poverty and grow the economy.

Public Finance Minister Ivan McKee MSP visited Scottish Canals Dundashill project to hear how the public and private sector is working in partnership to deliver a major infrastructure project of regeneration in North Glasgow.

Investment Minister Tom Arthur has welcomed the news that HALO Technologies intends to set up a new office in Glasgow. This will create 60 jobs over two years. Scottish Enterprise News has supported this project with an £800,000 grant. More ➡️ tinyurl.com/mr2eb7t7

Investment Minister Tom Arthur and Inverclyde Council Leader Stephen McCabe discussed how growing the economy can encourage more people to live and work in Inverclyde. Greenock's Ocean Terminal has welcomed 150,000 visitors since 2023, supported by £5.2 million from Scottish Government.

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes MSP visited Stirling's Symbiosis Pharmaceutical Services to announce £4.3 million Scottish Enterprise funding to support its expansion. She also welcomed record results for the agency in backing business and helping grow Scotland’s economy. More➡️bit.ly/SEresults24

“This has been a real benefit to communities, to residents and to businesses.” Investment Minister Tom Arthur on how @ScotGov’s 4G infill programme has helped people across rural and island areas. 📡 👇 More ➡️ ow.ly/xaAk50T9QP7

Working with over 1300 companies in the year to March 2024, Scottish Enterprise has secured more than 16,000 new and safeguarded jobs for Scotland. Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes MSP welcomed these record results as she announced £4.3 million funding from the agency for Symbiosis Pharmaceutical Services.

Minister for Public Finance Ivan McKee MSP visited Dovetail Enterprises to hear about the #PowerOfProcurement Supported Businesses boost the Scottish economy through goods and services - and provide meaningful employment, training and support for those who may otherwise be excluded.

On a visit to NHS Golden Jubilee Eye Centre Ivan McKee MSP discussed work underway to increase capacity and throughput to reduce waiting lists. This is just one of the inspiring cataract initiatives that is supported by Centre for Sustainable Delivery

We are taking urgent action to balance the 2024-2025 Scottish Budget after high inflation put unprecedented pressure on the public finances. Finance Secretary Shona Robison MSP has announced measures to deliver a balanced budget. For more information visit: gov.scot/news/urgent-ac…

The date of the 2025-26 Scottish Budget has been proposed for 4 December, subject to the agreement of Finance and Public Admn Committee and Scottish Fiscal Commission. The Budget will outline the Scottish Government’s proposed spending plans for the next financial year.

Finance Secretary Shona Robison MSP has outlined the urgent action needed to balance the Scottish Budget. Due to the continuing effects of Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine and the cost of living crisis, we are taking action to ease pressure on public finances.

First Minister John Swinney announced this year’s Programme for Government, outlining his priorities of: 🔵 Eradicating child poverty 🔵 Building prosperity 🔵 Protecting the planet 🔵 Improving public services ℹ️ gov.scot/programme-for-…

First Minister John Swinney has set out actions to grow Scotland’s economy in his first Programme for Government. These will help deliver on eradicating child poverty, protecting the planet and improving our public services. Find out more➡️gov.scot/programme-for-…

First Minister John Swinney has published our Programme for Government. This will deliver on this government’s four main priorities of: 🔵 Eradicating child poverty 🔵 Building prosperity 🔵 Protecting the planet 🔵 Improving public services

Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes MSP opened the Scotch Whisky Association’s Showcasing event in Edinburgh to outline the importance of whisky in delivering growth. In 2023, whisky exports contributed £5.6 billion to the economy, accounting for 74% of Scotland’s food and drink exports.

Investment Minister Tom Arthur opened CITB’s first conference on construction, skills and community wealth. Scottish Government is bringing forward a Community Wealth Building Bill to support more local spend and build prosperous communities.

Helping parents to get into fair work can break the cycle of poverty and support the next generation to thrive. By ensuring closer working across childcare, housing, and health services, we are helping parents to access the support they need to find and stay in work.

Investment Minister Tom Arthur helped to open a new bridge between Govan and Partick. The Minister commented: "The opening of this bridge is welcome news, improving pedestrian and cycling access to education centres, job opportunities and visitor attractions."