The Madrid Region Presents Its Economic Model of Institutional Stability and Focus on Infrastructure

The Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment of the Madrid Region, Rocío Albert, has presented her economic model based on institutional stability and a strong commitment to infrastructure, which has positioned the region as Spain’s leading economy, contributing 19.8% of the national GDP and spearheading business creation and job generation across the country

Albert took part today in the opening session of the España 360 forum, organized by Prensa Ibérica, which addresses the challenges faced by Spain’s autonomous communities.

“These figures are the result of 30 years of public policies based on freedom, which generate trust and certainty for citizens and investors. In Madrid, we don’t change the rules halfway through the game; we are reliable and offer a stable regulatory framework that supports the activity of the productive sector,” explained the regional minister, who highlighted investment in infrastructure as a driver of competitiveness, such as the Metro network – the fourth largest metropolitan company in the world in terms of number of stations and network length – or the construction of the future City of Justice, which will be the largest in the world.

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