SMEs in the Valencian Community, “one stop shop” for centralize all procedures Administrative and economic tasks that SMEs must fulfill before the regional government in order to facilitate their access to the various public aids and resources available. A measure within this scope Regional administration’s plans to reduce bureaucracy and to facilitate the functioning of the administration.
This was announced by the Minister of Innovation, Industry, Trade and Tourism on Thursday. Nuria Montes, during the intervention Business meeting of CEV employers’ association It was organized at the Alicantina Fair Institute (IFA), with the participation of the Ministers of Finance, Economy and Public Administration. Ruth Merino; and Environment, Water, Infrastructure and Territory, Salome Prada’s. The trio took advantage of the event to outline the first measures to be taken at the head of their departments and also answered the questions of the businessmen present.
In this sense, Montes stated that the reduction of bureaucracy through the so-called Plan Simplifica would be one of the transversal policies of his department and the entire Generalitat, and announced that a new plan would be created soon. “Single window” to centralize procedures Who needs to perform it? SMEs Before the autonomous administration.
“Every company in the Valencian Community must have a personal advisor in this department.The trusted person you are looking for who can guide you in every aspect of what the help is, what the problems are and what solutions are available. And feeling that close support from the administration,” the council member explained about the project.
He also stated that he would take an initiative in the same direction. administrative restructuring To get rid of “unnecessary fat, which does not contribute anything and creates unnecessary expenses” in order to focus on serving the businessman.
On the other hand, he stated that another important axis of the department would be to solve this problem. lack of human capital According to him, this situation already affects most of the sectors “which cannot find skilled labor or workers”, and he proposed training “adapted and adapted” to each of them.
It will also continue hotlines and policies to support business and entrepreneurship. At this point, he drew attention to its benefits. Inheritance and Donation Tax bonus, As he stated, It will make it easier for parents to help their children with work projects.
Updating many regulations Improvement in conditions for attracting new investments or adaptation to new investments, affecting different sectors climate changeThere will be other lines that will mark the agenda of the department.
Industry and virtual assistants
Inside industrial substance, Nuria Montes stated that efforts will once again focus on facilitating the processing of investment projects and promoting the modernization of SMEs in the sector. Manufacturing activity gains weight and reaches 20% of GDP Autonomous compared to the current 15%.
The consultant also stated: digital divide This may represent a brake on the advancement of electronic procedures such as the single window itself, given the progress that has been made. Developing “physical and virtual” assistants To facilitate access to these services for citizens who have the biggest problems in this regard.
City of Light
Nuria Montes also commented on the plans for different public companies affiliated with her department, among which the Digital Transformation Project Community (SPTD) stands out. In this sense, he clearly stated this. The priority will be to transform the Ciudad de la Luz studios into “the great cinematographic reference of Europe”. That’s why the complex’s technicians are already working with “the best production companies in the world” to shoot footage “this month.”
On the contrary, the future of the Digital District, the technology hub supported by Consell, looks more uncertain. Although support lines for the development of the new technology sector will continue, Montes stated that some business lines will be abandoned. “Let’s stop ‘collaborating’ or creating Talent Zones – a training program that the previous team started – as well as other things that got us nowhere,” the councilman said.
lack of investment
CEV President Alicante said, Joaquin Pereztook advantage of his intervention to once again condemn lack of investment proposed in the state and creation of a multilateral commission It consists of the regional employers’ association, the central government and the Generalitat “to facilitate and ensure the implementation of the infrastructure we need in a relatively short time.”
The CEV president also intervened. Salvador Navarreor affecting the need Public and private sectors are fighting in the same direction thus “the Valencian Community grows, or is allowed to grow, as it deserves.”
In this vein, Navarro defended the blessings of the world. social dialogue; demanded a higher level of vision from political representatives” “to create a stable climate as quickly as possible” He demanded that “problems that are as urgent as they concern the Valencians” be resolved “as quickly as possible”, which would benefit Valencian and Spanish companies. Thus, regarding the change in the regional financing model, he assured that “We will not allow the issue to fall off the agenda until justice is served.”
president of CEV He applauded some of Consell’s measures, For example, it was called for that the 99 percent bonus in the tourism tax or the Inheritance and Donations Tax would not be applied to individuals, but the bonus would be extended to third-degree members within the family business.
Similarly, Navarro demanded and demonstrated the elimination of taxes that impede business competition. their opposition to the new environmental tax figures created last year “Without prior consideration of the additional impact of this new taxation.”