The State delegate in the Free Trade Zone, Jorge Ramos, and the mayor of El Bosque, Inmaculada Gil, sign tomorrow at the Consortium's Headquarters a collaboration agreement that follows the line initiated by Ramos of promoting relations between institutions with the in order to create infrastructure and enhance economic activity, especially supporting the initiatives of entrepreneurs.
The Executive Committee on December 26 approved this agreement, which represents a new step forward in promoting the business community and, above all, entrepreneurs to work for the creation of new jobs.
In this sense, the agreement contemplates the implementation of business ideas of entrepreneurs. The projects presented by entrepreneurs will be studied by the Free Trade Zone to see if they could qualify for future calls for aid from the Reindus Plan.
The Consortium will also study its participation in industrial and/or tertiary actions proposed by the City Council and, above all, the possibility of creating a business incubator that would accommodate business initiatives by entrepreneurs is included.
Within the aforementioned collaborative spirit between institutions, El Bosque City Council and Zona Franca will join their efforts to carry out the ultimate objective of this cooperation between administrations, promoting, promoting and developing any actions that are of interest to the entire population, through the promotion of the business and industrial fabric.
With this initiative, the Cádiz Institution intends that the numerous entrepreneurial projects that today have more difficulties than ever in accessing financing have the opportunity to have the necessary advice and the productive spaces they need on a lease basis and, therefore, facilitate become a reality.
The delegate of the Free Trade Zone, Jorge Ramos, and the mayor of El Bosque, Inmaculada Gil, have held meetings in recent months to prepare the lines of action for the development of this agreement.