The meeting, organized by the Chamber of Commerce of Spain, participated, among others, the president of the Bosch Group in Spain, the Spanish president of Deutsche Bank and the CEO of Merck Group
The Minister of Economy and Business, Nadia Calviño, participated today in the day "Spain, a country of opportunities", organized by the Chamber of Commerce in Frankfurt. In the meeting, attended by representatives of Spanish and German companies with interests in Spain, Belén Garijo, CEO of Merck Healthcare; Antonio Rodríguez-Pina, president and CEO of Deutsche Bank Spain and Javier González Pareja, president and CEO of the Bosch Group in Spain and Portugal.
In her speech, Minister Nadia Calviño pointed out the importance of correcting the inequalities and imbalances between the countries of the euro zone: “that is why we must continue working together in the Eurogroup to strengthen the common instruments that will allow us to build a more robust Union”. In this regard, the Minister of Economy and Business has highlighted how Europe is stronger when it acts together: "recent trade negotiations have shown how much Europe benefits when it acts together."
Nadia Calviño has valued the fact that Spain and Germany are more united than ever because they are united by the work of building and defending Europe. In this forum he wanted to highlight the economic and commercial relations between the two countries and the important work they play in European construction, pointing out that “Spanish and German companies that work and invest in Europe are the best ambassadors of the advantages of a Europe open, competitive and supportive ”. He also encouraged German investors to continue betting on Spain pointing out that "the growth is robust and is a good place to invest."
In the subsequent round table all participants have agreed to point out the fight against unemployment as one of the fundamental challenges to reduce inequalities and ensure the sustainability of the economy. In this sense they have valued the importance of investing in education and training to improve human capital.
