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The Secretary of Industry and Energy area of ​​regional PP, Juan Hernandez, said Monday in Alhama de Murcia that the latest data on business creation in the region predict a "recovery of the business" that may be "especially through entrepreneurs and 'start up' technology-based, which will boost economic activity in the medium term. "

Hernandez made the remarks during a day in which he participated with Mayor of Alhama de Murcia, Fernando Alfonso, and in which he reviewed the current local and regional business climate in order to explore the business opportunities of local businesses in the current economic crisis environment.

In the event, held at the headquarters of the PP of Alhama, Hernandez framed the impact of the economic crisis in the regional production network, especially in the disappearance of firms, but stressed that the creation data of corporations, with an upward trend since 2011, "augur a recovery of the business."

He explained that "the creation of companies in the Region of Murcia, significantly higher than the national average, is a consequence of the measures that the regional government is implementing in the field of entrepreneurship: seeking alternative funding, by simplifying administrative facilities and a personalized support so many talented people who want to start a business venture. "

Therefore, businessmen urged Hernandez alhameños and other attendees to take as business opportunities the new challenges presented by global markets, noting that "to gain competitiveness and ensure the economic viability of the companies, international markets are in the current time, the main tool, along with innovation, available to companies Murcia to improve and consolidate its enormous potential. "

Finally, we opened a lively question time in which the head of Industry and Energy of the regional PP responded to the concerns expressed by participants on specific aspects that affect local production.

Source: PP Región de Murcia