CEOE President Antonio Garamendi, demanded political stability and moderation from the Government to support economic recovery and that of companies. Speaking at the Forinvest conference in Alicante, he asked that Ferrovial’s decision to relocate its headquarters to the Netherlands be respected.
Alicante hosted for the first time the Forinvest conference, an event inaugurated by Spanish Finance Minister Arcadi. Antonio Garamendi joined the action at a roundtable meeting he shared with CEV president Salvador Navarro. The head of the national association of employers regretted the criticism from the purple section of the central government, reminding that “what companies need is legal, regulatory and political stability”, “we are not yet at pre-pandemic levels“. He claimed in this sense as well. Don’t “devil” Spanish companies and businessmenon the basis of “they create wealth”.
He also asked Respect for Ferrovialemphasizing that 90% of its business is outside of Spain, it will remain within the European Union, and that the Netherlands is a “community country, not a tax haven”.
Salvador Navarro praised the social dialogue available in the Valencian Community, Seized the opportunity to insist on the infrastructure deficit suffered by the state of Alicante and the need to work in a coordinated way to fix this problem.