The governor of Catamarca, Raúl Jalil, signed agreements with the Federal Investment Council (CFI) to promote investments in energy and strengthen financing for SMEs.
The event was attended by the organization's general secretary, Ignacio Lamothe, together with officials and representatives of the private sector.
Programs to improve energy efficiency
During the day, the implementation of two key initiatives was formalized:
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Both plans are aimed at improving efficiency in energy use and optimizing production processes
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Financing for SMEs and renewable energy
One of the central axes of the agreement is access to credit for small and medium-sized enterprises.
The tools presented seek to finance:
renewable energy projects
incorporation of technology
efficient use of resources
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The objective is to facilitate private sector investments and boost the local economy
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Training to connect employment and production
The agreement also includes job training initiatives.
These include:
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These proposals aim to link training with real demand in the labor market
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Solar energy as a strategic axis
The day included a Solar Energy Business Round, with the participation of companies, suppliers and investors.
The space made it possible to generate contacts and explore new opportunities in a key sector for energy development in the province.
A focus on growth and sustainability
The agreements reflect a strategy aimed at combining economic development with sustainability.
The commitment to clean energy and productive efficiency seeks to position Catamarca as an attractive hub for investments.
Public-private coordination to boost the economy The joint
work between the provincial government, the CFI and the business sector aims to strengthen the
productive framework.
The articulation seeks to create conditions for growth, employment and innovation in the province.
