Obama invest in the manufacturing industry - political

In his weekly address to the nation, President Barack Obama urged Americans to invest in the manufacturing industry, calling it a necessary step to stimulate the creation of employment and economic growth.

Speaking of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, visited Friday, began to Obama to make the case that his plan to withdraw troops from 33,000 in Afghanistan in the summer of 2012, announced in a speech to the nation on Wednesday, is not only in the best interest of the safety of United States, but also a smart economic move.

Continue reading but make the economy in the right direction is not enough, said Obama. "Many Americans are still suffering and now is the time to focus on the nation build here at home".

Obama argued that the economy cannot be solved by just cutting costs. He defended the investments in areas such as education, infrastructure, research and development and clean energy in an attempt to create jobs for middle-class.

The President promotes the achievements of a company called robotic born in the development of advanced manufacturing techniques. "People born not only solving problems;" It is working with unions to create new jobs operating bots, and they are saving cities millions of dollars in infrastructure costs, "said."

On Friday, Obama released the Association advanced manufacturing, which aims to meet the manufacturing industry, universities and Government. According to the White House, more than 500 million dollars will be invested in the programme, which was created from the recommendations made by the President of science and Technology Advisory Council.

In his weekly address, Obama said that the Association has a broader mission than creating jobs. "Is to renew the promise of American manufacturing," he said. "To secure America remains in this century that were the last help: a country that makes things." "A country that out-builds and out-innovates the rest of the world."

Workers and families it is hard to make ends meet, the President said that he felt hopeful companies seeing as born in Pittsburgh, which he developed from a small school and a global University.

"We are a people that has always adapted to the challenges of a new time;" "wherever there is in the form of our own destiny, and I am absolutely sure that that is what we are going to do one more time".

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