Philip VI has kept this Wednesday hearings with representatives of businessmen, banks, insurance companies and with the main unions. The king wanted to know and analyze with them the impact that the passage of DANA has had on the economy and the business community.
Don Felipe, like Queen Letizia, This week he modified his schedule to focus mainly on monitoring the consequences that the DANA and the care that is being provided to the victims. This is where the two hearings held this Wednesday are framed.
In the morning, the monarch received at the Zarzuela Palace representatives of major business organizationsincluding those representing businessmen from the Valencian Community and Castilla-La Mancha, the two regions most affected by the storm. The president of the CEOEAntonio Garamendi; that of CEPYME, Gerardo Cuerva Valdivia; that of the Business Confederation of the Valencian Community (CEV), Salvador Navarro; that of CEV Valencia, Eva Blasco García; that of the Regional Confederation of Businessmen of Castilla-La Mancha (CECAM), Ángel Nicolás García, and the president of the CEOE Foundation, Fátima Báñez.
Likewise, to the audience Representatives of the self-employed, insurance companies and banks attended. The president of the Association of Self-Employed Workers (ATA), Lorenzo Amor Acedo, participated; the president of the Spanish Union of Insurance and Reinsurance Entities (UNESPA), María Aranzazu del Valle Schaan; and that of the Spanish Banking Association and the AEB Foundation, Alejandra Kindelan.
As explained Garamendihas moved to the king the commitment of companies to help return to normality in areas affected by DANA through public-private collaboration. They have sent him the message that companies are on the side of the institutions to help the affected areas in a process that will last “a long time.”
Likewise, he specified that the effects of the insurance after DANA, credits or the reconstruction of thousands of small businesses and businesses. Garamendi has called for “unity” and to put politics aside to get to work and fulfill society. “There is no one left over,” he stated.
Meeting with unions
In the afternoon, the king received in audience the secretary general of UGTPepe Álvarez, and CCOO, Unai Sordo. With them too has had the opportunity to discuss the impact that DANA is having among the workers.
Apart from these two hearings, Don Felipe has received in Operetta to the Ibero-American secretary generalAndrés Allamand, with whom he discussed next week’s celebration of the Ibero-American Summit, which the monarch will attend. The king was accompanied for the occasion by the Secretary of State for Latin America, Susana Sumelzo.
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