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  • Industry | 4/24/2024

    Hereu announces that the future Industry Law will regulate the necessary mechanisms to ensure the supply of strategic resources such as healthcare

    The minister stresses that Spain is committed to specific European financing that ensures the production capacity and distribution of strategic resources. The Alliance will function as a consultative mechanism to determine priorities for action as well as for proposing solutions that will strengthen the supply of medicine in the EU. Spain has been fully committed to creating this partnership and will help boost industrial revitalisation within the EU.

  • Industry | 4/24/2024

    The ministry of Industry and Tourism certifies 1,000 startups in less than a year

    This is a milestone in the history of the entrepreneurship that improves the legal security offered to innovative companies. Borja Cabezón, Managing Director of ENISA: “Having reached this figure in such a short time is a collective success for the image of Spain as a leading country in entrepreneurship.”. This is a pioneering certification process in Europe, which is likewise a simple, fast and free process.

  • Industry | 4/23/2024

    The PERTE line 1 of industrial decarbonisation receives 144 projects worth €3 billion

    The food industry, the manufacturing of non-metallic mineral products and metallurgy sectors are the sectors that have presented the most projects. Catalonia, the Basque Country, the Valencian Community, Asturias and Andalusia are the communities with the most applications for aid.

  • Tourism | 4/18/2024

    Spain welcomes almost 20 million international air passengers in the first quarter, 16% more than in 2023

    The number of international air passengers is over 7.6 million in the month of March, 16.8% more than a year ago. This month, the notable growth in Poland (80.4%), Germany (22.2%), Switzerland (21.4%) and Italy (21.2%) stands out. Hereu: “The significant growth figures for air passengers in the first quarter, which include Easter, are a symptom not only of the good health of our tourism, but also of the unstoppable process of deseasonalisation of arrival flows and the end of the distinction between low season and high season that have been historically a main characteristic of this industry”.

  • Tourism | 4/17/2024

    Employment in the tourism sector increased by 6.1% in March compared to the same month in 2023, surpassing 2.7 million contributors.

    Social Security contributors in tourism accounted for 13.1% of the total contributors in the national economy in March. Salaried workers in the tourism sector increased by 7.1% this March, now representing 81.8% of the total. Balearic Islands once again experienced the largest relative increase among autonomous communities, with a 10.5% rise.

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