Nigel Faraj pledged to install business chiefs in the government if he wins power

Nigel Farage is the city’s numbers by promising to appoint a series of business leaders in ministerial roles, including in the treasury, if Report UK wins in the upcoming public elections.

The leader of the right -wing Popular Party, the executives, who expressed concern about a secession on how to finance reform some of his policies would have recruited the “senior business leaders” to some of the largest jobs in his government.

One of the senior repairs confirmed this Vapor You will want a new trade experience in the cabinet, and you will also consider roles at the cabinet level for foreign figures: “There are many high -quality people who want to hand over our country.”

The ministers are usually extracted from the elected representatives, but the prime ministers sometimes withdraw external experts for some government roles by giving them peers.

The plan reflects the “government of all talents” by Gordon Brown, where the former Prime Minister appointed many heavy city personalities including Lord Digby Jones, and the path of the board of directors, Lord Paul Maires in ministerial roles.

In the current government, Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer appointed the Lord James Timpson – The former CEO of his family scientists, named – as Minister of Prisons.

However, this practice has its critics, who complain that umbrellas are in unimportant personalities across the House of Lords. FARAGE seems to be also considering employing and publishing more executives in more higher jobs.

Reform in the UK refused to comment in detail on the talks, but Farraj told Financial Times that “continuous discussions with a frustrating business community are taking place.”

It comes amid a major shift in the relations between British and UK reform. UK senior executives are now attending events in an attempt to influence policies with a party that is seen as a real competitor in the upcoming general elections, expected in 2029.

In one of a series of events that were arranged between reform and the leaders of the country’s largest companies, Farage and its lieutenant Diaa Youssef Dinner with about 20 executive responsibility in a private room at Boisdale Restaurant in Belgravia this month.

On meat slices, business leaders – including Paul Walker, President of FTSE 100 Rocks Company; Alex Balk, CEO of Carrie; Adam Winslo, CEO of the direct line; James Gibson, CEO of the Big Group; Euan Sutherland, CEO of Drinks Brand AG Barr – discussed the vision of reform for a smaller country and a lower organization.

One of the attendees said, referring to the former roles of Youssef as an stock seller in Goldman Sachs and co-founder of Konsager called “Voloki Black”: “It was a wonderful light-his background in my cities added a lot of credibility,” referring to the former roles of Youssef as a shares seller in Goldman Sachs and the co-founder of the Consagerj company called “Volociti Black”.

Attention has increased from the elite of companies in the United Kingdom since the local elections in May, where the reform took control of 11 local councils, and the parliamentary seat in Roncorne, Hildby and Omani Omin. Yugov poll this week Find Reform will win 271 seats – more than any party – if general elections are now held.

It comes amid the increasing dissatisfaction in Work management for the economy After an increase in the national insurance contributions to the employer last year and the possibility of increasing taxes in the fall, in addition to the decrease in enthusiasm for conservatives.

Some of the largest financial public relations companies in the city meet the growing curiosity of the board of directors. Brunswick hosted the dinner with Farage in June, while FGS Global hosted breakfast with big characters at the party this month. TENEO and MHP also toured a dinner with Deputy Leader Richard Tess and the company’s agents, while Headland hosted breakfast meals, according to the people who were informed of the events.

“It was coming for a while, but the local elections are the place where they were literally put on the map,” said Sir Craig Oliver, a FGS partner. “Business leaders are naturally curious – they want to understand their policies and how to prepare.”

John Aarons, who runs the public relations company in public relations, said that the highest interest came from companies “in certain parts of the country where reform now carries power, including transportation.”

But he added that everyone wanted to meet Faraj, instead of other personalities, adding: “They know Nigel – and in fact this is all they know.”

Despite the increase in participation, many CEOs are concerned that they look at it as supporters of the party, not sure that its leadership in opinion polls will bear and tire about its difficult positions, including migration and the environment.

One of the public relations figures said: “There was some reservation from Execs who met with Farage that he attracted completely inappropriate characters.” Others indicated that he has Politics cost Do not add and say that it seems that it may be a repetition of the mini -budget (former Prime Minister) Liz Trex. “

The reform hopes that some companies will be happy with the party’s bonding by caring for companies at the Reform Party conference in September, starting with a “stimulating package” of 25,000 pounds, buying a slogan on the main stage, to a speeding package of 250,000 pounds, which includes four brands with brands and two wall stickers in addition to brands on coffee. The company’s logo fee on the “UK’s famous repair bus” costs 10,000 pounds.

Lobby Business groups will CBI and British Chambers of Commerce and Forum to small companies send representatives to the Reform Party conference for the first time in September. A person close to the Central Bank of Iraq said that “the members are keen to dip our finger in the water.”

“We are not politicians, so we will be in the Labor Party, the Conservatives and Reform-not the same size, but we will be there,” said BCC.

One of those present at the breakfast at the Walbrook Club in the city this week contradicts the reform team with the best ministers of the Labor Party.

They said: “No one is on this front seat with any real caliber of commercial experience.” “While (in reform), you have Tice, who made millions in property, Farage, who knows the city, and Zia Yusuf … also a multi -millions businessman.”

The present said that the list was “the full English breakfast, not the smoked salmon in the Labor and Labor Party, and certainly not avocado on toasted bread.”