Involvement Covadonga Toca This high-level event included his presence at the meeting of the working group on good practices of the Interterritorial Council for Internationalization of ICEX. There, he was able to share and analyze strategies with other leaders in the sector. Later, in the round table entitled «Industrial competitiveness: How to finance the future?«, Toca Carús had the opportunity to delve into the keys to the success of the Galician model.
One of the pillars of this model is the Galician Economic OfficeThis initiative, launched in April 2024, has revolutionized the relationship between government and businesses. "The Economic Office reflects this new vision," the director of Igape emphasized during her speech at the event. Wake Up SpainThis new model offers an individualized plan of support and specialized advice for each project, relying on a team of 100 expert advisors in key areas such as industry, energy, innovation, financing, and sustainability.
The results speak for themselves. Since its inception, the Office has handled over 18.700 inquiries and provided direct advice to 865 business initiatives, 193 of which have been deemed particularly relevant. "In Galicia, we are clear that the industrial future depends on public-private collaboration, anticipating the needs of the productive sector, and streamlined and efficient procedures," stated Toca Carús.
In addition, the Xunta de Galicia has implemented specific measures to attract investments and activate strategic industrial projects. The declaration of Projects of Regional Interest (PIA) and Strategic Industrial Projects (PIE) are examples of this. These tools allow administrative timescales to be halved, business land to be awarded directly, and grant subsidies to be awarded without competitive bidding.
In her speech at Wake Up Spain, the director of Igape claimed institutional coordination and proactive planning as key elements to achieve a more competitive, sustainable and attractive Galicia for the national and international investment"In Galicia, we are clear that the industrial future depends on public-private collaboration, anticipating the needs of the productive sector, and agile and efficient procedures," Toca Carús insisted.
The Galician proposal stands out for its comprehensive approach and its ability to adapt to the needs of a constantly evolving economic environment. The commitment to public-private collaboration, anticipation of the needs of the productive sector, and agile and efficient processing are the pillars of a model that seeks to consolidate Galicia as aa benchmark in the Spanish and European industrial landscape.
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