Economy

Huesca and Teruel Chambers stand in solidarity with Ceuta and call for a return to normality

The Huesca and Teruel Chambers of Commerce joined a national initiative on Tuesday, October 13, to show their support for Ceuta and its businesses. Both institutions took part in a symbolic gesture led by the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, which promoted the raising of the Ceuta flag at the headquarters of these organizations across the country.
Huesca and Teruel Chambers stand in solidarity with Ceuta and call for a return to normality

In Huesca, the Ceuta flag was displayed virtually alongside the Spanish flag on a large screen in the lobby of the Chamber of Commerce headquarters. The Teruel Chamber also joined the initiative, which took place both in person and digitally at various locations across Spain.

CHAMBERS CALL FOR A FASTER RETURN TO NORMALITY IN CEUTA

Through this initiative, the Chambers of Commerce want to show their solidarity with the citizens and businesses of Ceuta. They have also called for the necessary measures to restore normality in the autonomous city to be accelerated and to ensure that it can continue developing its economic activity. The institutions consider it essential for Ceuta to continue being seen as a safe place to live, invest and do business. They therefore support the need to strengthen confidence and promote the conditions needed to maintain business activity and attract new investment.

A SHOW OF SUPPORT FROM ACROSS SPAIN

The initiative has spread across the country, where Ceuta flags have been displayed physically or virtually. The Chambers of Commerce have stressed that they will continue working together to promote investment and contribute to the autonomous city's economic and social development.

Through this gesture, business organizations want to convey a message of unity and closeness. The aim is to remind people that Ceuta has the backing of Chambers of Commerce throughout Spain, including those in Huesca and Teruel, and to reaffirm their commitment to restoring normality and securing the city's economic future.

About this article: Originally published in Spanish by AragonDigital.es and—following a selection process by our journalists—made available to the international audience of AragonDaily.com. Both newspapers belong to companies within the ARAGON DIGITAL GROUP.