head Valencia Community Business Confederation (CEV), Salvador Navarro re-elected by the organization’s board of directors this Wednesday and recommended by its president, Antoni Garamendi, as vice president of the Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE).
Salvador Navarro, together with the head of CEIM, will occupy one of the vice presidents of the national organization, miguel garridowill be the first vice-president; Lawrence LoveATA head; gerardo cuervaCepyme head; Inigo Fernandez de Mesahead of the IEE; Pilar González de FrutosPresident of Unespa; Javier Gonzalez de Larahead of CEA; Julian Nuñez, Head of Seopan; Josep Sanchez LlibrePresident of Foment del Treball; Alejandra KindlanAEB president and Maria Helena AntolinVice-president of Grupo Antolín.
In addition, the head of the CEV will combine this position with the presidency of the European Union. Committee on Relations with the Courts, charge that hUntil the moment organized by the president of Foment del Treball, supporting Garamendi’s opponent in the organization’s elections in the elections. Navarro with this appointment comes out reinforced and the Community’s employers’ association, the CEOE, gains organic weight.
Along with Salvador Navarro, two businessmen from the Community will also form part of the Executive Committee: Elena Tejedor NeiraGeneral Manager of Mercadona Foreign Relations and Ricardo Cabedo SernaNutrition Forum.
predictions
On the other hand, this Wednesday is new Economic Status and Outlook Report CEV’s third quarter of 2022 The Valencia Community economy will grow by around 1% through 2023. Although the regional economy, like the national economy, continues to slow in the first quarter of next year, employers are confident that the economy will show increasing signs of recovery from the second quarter.
In fact, despite his insistence disturbing elements -such as the global economic slowdown, high inflation and increase in interest rates- Economic activity of the Valencian Community suffered less more than expected in the third quarter, they explain from the business organization. “This is because flexibility levels The same sources point out that companies and the labor market are showing much higher than previous crises, despite plunging into an overall scenario of global slowdown.
Accordingly, based on the analysis of the latest data and the future prospects of the Valencia Community sectoral business entities, it can be concluded that, in the opinion of CEV analysts, the regional economy has softened its trajectory in the fourth quarter. and it will reduce the growth rate to minimum but positive rates. if approved, economy will have grown by about 4.5% in 2022 and above the average for Spain and the euro area.
Source: Informacion
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