A new strategic window, from Spain, to boost Europe’s reindustrialization at a decisive moment for our economy. Madrid will host on October 29 the Symposium “Transition and Reindustrialization”, an initiative by Agenda Pública and beBartlet, which already counts MOEVE and Engie as driving partners. The Minister of Industry and Tourism, Jordi Hereu; the MEP Susana Solís; the Catalan business counselor, Miquel Samper; the Aragón economy counselor, Eva Valle; or the Congress deputies Paco Conde and Guillermo Mariscal are some of the protagonists already confirmed.
“The new symposium will address the dynamics of collaboration between the public and private sectors to achieve Europe’s industrial objectives from and for Spain”
Alejandro Labanda, director of beBartlet, announced this together with Marc López Plana, editor of Agenda Pública, before a group of industry representatives. The new symposium will address the dynamics of collaboration between the public and private sectors to achieve Europe’s industrial objectives from and for Spain. In a context in which Europe is redefining its economic and strategic model, Spain has a competitive advantage in the energy sphere that could become one of the main levers for reindustrialization. The Symposium will analyze how to transform this advantage into greater industrial capacity, reconciling the goals of competitiveness and strategic autonomy in the current geopolitical context.
The Symposium will take place on October 29 in the Spanish capital. Photo: Agenda Pública
This strategic window will bring together institutional leaders, business sector players and experts to propel our country as a model of economic success. A space designed to move to action and activate the levers of competitiveness that turn this energy leadership into a reindustrialization that transforms the economy and increases social and territorial cohesion.
This symposium adds to the alliance as the media partner of Agenda Pública in the Health and Competitiveness Symposium of beBartlet and TEHA-Ambrosetti, which will be organized on November 26 in Barcelona. With both initiatives, Agenda Pública aims to contribute to a higher-quality public debate, also sharing content in the days before and after and generating a reader community with more analytical elements.
Agenda Pública conceptualizes the impulse or collaboration in the different forums, conversations, micro-spaces or symposia from the perspective of creating an opportunity to share quality content with our reader community, beyond the day or days on which the activity is organized. This allows debates, analyses and perspectives to be amplified before a qualified readership and helps to deepen or prioritize better public policies.
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