The Madrid Region Highlights the Qualitative Leap in Foreign Investment with a 76.5% Increase

The Regional Minister for Economy, Finance and Employment of Madrid’s Region, Rocío Albert, today highlighted the increase in foreign investment in the region, which rose from nearly €15 billion in 2019 to more than €26.4 billion in 2024—an increase of 76.5% and almost 17.5 percentage points above the national average.

In her view, these figures reflect the “qualitative and quantitative leap achieved since Isabel Díaz Ayuso became president,” positioning Madrid as one of the ten most prosperous regions in Europe and among the world’s top 20 regions for entrepreneurship.

Albert took part in the roundtable discussion Madrid, a Value Investment, held within the framework of Spain Investors Day and organized by the consultancy Estudio de Comunicación. During the event, he pointed out that the regional government continues to work to attract talent by offering legal certainty, institutional stability, and a business-friendly tax framework, through initiatives such as the forthcoming 2026–2030 Industrial Plan, aimed at consolidating Madrid as a benchmark in strategic sectors such as aerospace, biopharmaceuticals, and information technologies.

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