The Government Supports All Initiatives Of Small Towns Because They Are The Most Important Cocial Base Of Castilla-La Mancha

Highlights the potential of language tourism in the towns of the "heart of La Mancha," "The tenacity of our municipalities SMEs contribute to improving the economy of the region and settle the population"

Economia (I-Newswire) March 7, 2013 - The Minister of Employment and the Economy of the regional government, Carmen Home, said that "the Government of Cospedal strongly supports all initiatives start from the small towns of Castilla-La Mancha and its SMEs, because they are the real economic and social base of our region and help to generate wealth and jobs in our region and settle the population in rural areas. "

On a visit to the facilities of "Raul Pulses", in the town of Cuenca Pozorrubio of Santiago, Casero has shown its support for "all those small and medium entrepreneurs who, through their efforts, are contributing to the development of Castilla-La Mancha from small towns and very large in size determination. "

Thus, the Minister of Employment and the Economy has stated that "one of the central focuses of government precisely to assist the development of small and medium enterprises and micro SMEs, with the basis of a quality product to achieve both their market positioning and its openness to international markets. "

Previously, the local mayor, Emiliano Serrano, Home has detailed, the president of the Council of Cuenca, Benjamin Prieto and CEO of the Community Board in Cuenca, Rogelio Pardo, a strategic project to promote tourism in Santiago Pozorrubio .

In this sense, Casero praised "the alignment that are conducting small municipalities to create synergies that will result in an economic benefit to the regions."
During the meeting, the Minister of Employment and the Economy has moved to City Councilman language tourism potential and "opportunities that could provide all municipalities located in the heart of La Mancha".

Strategic Tourism Plan
The Minister of Employment and the Economy has said that "the Strategic Tourism Plan, which will be presented shortly, contains the lines of action to achieve that learning Spanish becomes a business opportunity in many villages in our region."

In this regard, he recalled that "now is the second most spoken language in the world and, therefore, in Castilla-La Mancha want to undertake this type of emerging tourism can develop in our region."

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