Saab's chief executive remains hopeful about future business opportunities in Switzerland, despite a May public referendum which rejected the nation's planned deal to acquire 22 new-generation Gripen E fighters. Hakan Buskhe says that although the Swedish manufacturer "respects" the decision to block the acquisition, it is still working with the government in Switzerland. "We are of course very open for the next step. At the same time, we have full understanding and we also respect the outcome of the referendum. We are not doing 'hard selling' as we speak."
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