Make the state one of the biggest innovation poles in the world and end the demonization of tourism. These are two of the goals that Nuria Montes, the new Minister of Innovation, Industry, Trade and Tourism, has set for herself, as expressed at the portfolio transfer action held at Casa de las Brujas in Alicante on Thursday. While it does not increase in size with the transfer of departments distributed to the rest of the Valencian Community, it is a building that, as he explains, will become the official headquarters of this macro-region.
The meeting was attended by former Industry and Innovation Ministers Rafael Climent and JoSefina Bueno, as well as former Regional Secretary of Tourism Francesc Colomer.He wished the new minister luck and success. Following the official portfolio transfer, Nuria Montes went on to explain what the core lines of her role would be, “all productive sectors are equally important, all cross“That’s why he added that the pick and shovel will work for them. When planted with common sense, it bears fruit.”
Since he has been a manager in Hosbec Hotel Management for 28 years, he has had an impact in this direction by emphasizing that “no sector will be demonized”, especially by citing tourism to which he is affiliated. it is a great wealth generator.
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Expressing his firm commitment to innovation, he stated that the province aims to become “one of the great poles of this sector not only in Europe but also in the world”, and announced his intention to work for Turkey. promoting a revolution in digitalization-based commercewith the aim of “adapting it to the new consumption model”.
With the previous government of Botany, the Ministry of Innovation, Universities, Science and Digital Society was headquartered in Alicante and has around 80 officials serving the city. In principle, this structure will continue in the same way with the Ministry of Innovation, Industry, Trade and Tourism. This has been pointed out by Montes who points out: official headquarters will remain in Alicantehowever, the transfer of other divisions distributed by Valencia, Castellón and even Benidorm was denied from the very beginning.
On the other hand, the new minister asked if he could trust Francesc Colomer, the former regional Minister of Tourism, as has been speculated in recent weeks, only stating that nothing has been confirmed for the time being. “We’re designing the plan we’re going to work with based on the assumption that President Mazón is committed to a significant reduction in public office,” he said. What is confirmed is that Miguel Ángel Sánchez, former coordinator of Ciudadanos in Alicante, will become the minister’s chief of staff.
Many representatives of the business world participated in the portfolio transfer., with CEV president Salvador Navarro at the head. There were also those from Uepal, Ineca, Oda, metal, toy and tourism employers. On behalf of PP, provincial president Toni Pérez attended as the highest representative.
Source: Informacion
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