ICAMCyL and IMPULSO sign a collaboration agreement for the reindustrialization of El Bierzo

The ICAMCyL Foundation will rely on IMPULSO for professional advisory and assistance to identify, attract, and manage incentives that draw business projects to El Bierzo. The consultancy will promote the arrival of industrial investments with projects that generate employment.

The president of the ICAMCyL Foundation, Alberto Fernández Sutil, and the general manager of Impulso Industrial Alternativo, Francisco Cuervo, have signed a collaboration agreement in Ponferrada through which both entities will collaborate on the reindustrialization of the province of León.

In this way, Impulso becomes a collaborating entity of ICAMCyL. For its part, the ICAMCyL Foundation, in its commitment to promoting business projects that foster economic development in our region, will preferentially count on Impulso for professional advisory and assistance in identifying, attracting, and managing all types of public and private incentives that lead to the proposed objective.

Regarding Impulso, it commits to promoting the attraction of industrial investments in the province of León. Furthermore, it will have ICAMCyL as a preferential collaborator in the development of its activities for those projects that can be implemented in the province of León.

An agreement aimed at the reindustrialization of El Bierzo

The president of ICAMCyL, Alberto Fernández Sutil, highlights that “we seek the reindustrialization of El Bierzo, and that is why we are signing this collaboration agreement with Impulso: to attract projects that fit in El Bierzo and to ensure that industrial projects grow in our area.”

The general manager of Impulso, Francisco Cuervo, notes for his part that the objective is “to promote the El Bierzo area due to its magnificent location conditions and public aid. We aim to contribute our grain of sand through our experience with reindustrialization projects in Asturias, León, and Castile and León, where we have recently collaborated on the solution for the Vestas problem in Villadangos.”

Cuervo underlines as one of their values “that practical, on-the-ground experience so that job-generating industrial projects can be established in El Bierzo.”

The agreement was signed within the framework of the Isolar Glass conference held last Friday, June 21, at the Hotel Celuisma in Ponferrada, marking the first time it has been held outside of Germany, the usual headquarters for its annual convention.