The president of Iprodeco, Félix Romero, defines this initiative as “a point of generation of synergies and opportunities for this municipality and its region”
The Palacio de la Merced, headquarters of the Provincial Council of Córdoba, today hosted the presentation of the poster of the I Business Meeting City of Lucenaan initiative that will take place on the days November 7 and 8 at the Casa de los Mora of the town, with the support of the provincial institution and its Provincial Institute of Economic Development (Iprodeco).
This proposal, which is part of the Eliossana Open Shopping Centerhas been announced by the delegate of Economic Development, Promotion and Employment of the Provincial Council and president of Iprodeco, Felix Romeroby the person responsible for Business Promotion and Development of the Lucientino City Council, Maria de la O Redondoand by the president of the Association, Vicente Briones.
For Romero, “This meeting is emerging as a strategic initiative of great value to promote the business development of Lucena. An event with great potential that, without a doubt, will generate a positive impact on the local economy, but also the regional economy.”
“The idea of launching a forum for exchanging ideas and generating new business opportunities, It will mean turning this municipality into a benchmark, thus establishing an ideal framework to generate synergies and business opportunities between companies.public entities and social agents,” Romero clarified.
For the third vice president of the Provincial Council, “this seeks to strengthen the business fabric of the south of the province, with the shared objective of making our business sectors more competitive.”
According to Romero, “in its first edition, this Meeting also pursues, promote the acquisition of new investmentsas well as promoting public-private collaboration and attracting the attention of the youngest to entrepreneurship and the business world.”
“Finally, it must be highlighted that it means a unique opportunity to promote innovation and the transformation of current commerce, with the incorporation of new technologies that enhance it and allow its growth,” concluded Romero.
“This proposal goes beyond our local commerce, trying to transcend its borders to the entire south of the province, something that would not be possible without the support of the provincial institution”
For her part, María de O Redondo has highlighted that “This proposal goes beyond our local commerce, trying to transcend its borders to the entire south of the provincesomething that would not be possible without the support of the provincial institution.”
Finally, the president of the Eliossana Open Shopping Center, Vicente Briones, has referred to the program that is planned for the month of November, “a program in which presentations on vocational training or entrepreneurship will take on special prominence”. “Creative workshops and parallel activities will be added to this more professionalized part,” he concluded.
