Last Wednesday, June 24, 2020, our President, José Carlos Francisco, and president of CEOE Tenerife, participated in the CEOE General Assembly, where the conclusions of the Business Summit: Spanish Companies Leading the Future were presented.
He has proposed short-term measures, such as “ERTEs until December”, liquidity lines “that have proven important” and “the increase in public debt to cover the expenses of the pandemic and to ensure that public investments do not stop.” In the future, he is concerned that "an ecosystem that is aggressive for the businessman" is being created, referring especially to taxation, something that would be "counterproductive to what the country needs in its way out of this crisis."
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The CEOE presented the conclusions of the Business Summit within the framework of its Ordinary General Assembly
Antonio Garamendi, current president of the CEOE, was in charge of opening the meeting, in which the president of Inditex, Pablo Isla, participated. Responsible for presenting the 10 key conclusions that the organization has reached after holding the summit these days for the reconstruction of the Spanish economy “Spanish companies leading the future”. These keys are:
1.- Medium and long term vision
2.- Trust through legal security is essential
3.- Consensus and social dialogue
4.- Creation of a more flexible regulatory framework
5.- Public-private collaboration
6.- Conservation of the productive fabric
7.- Reindustrialization
8.- Innovation and digitalization of the productive fabric
9.- Budget stability
10.- Promote equal opportunities and inclusive growth
On the last day of the summit 'Spanish Companies: Leading the Future' it was the turn of geopolitics and the vision of the Autonomous Communities through the participation of the business organizations that are part of CEOE.
YE. King Felipe VI closed the conference, in the presence of the Minister of Economy and third vice president of the Government, Nadia Calviño, and the president of Inditex, Pablo Isla, after nine days giving voice to representatives of the Spanish business world at the highest level to present their vision on the current situation and on the exit strategy from the COVID-19 crisis.
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