Spain's Government Signs Agreement Mobilising 10 Million Euros to Revive Retail Trade in Ceuta
Spain's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business said on October 21 that the government has signed an agreement with the Ceuta Chamber of Commerce mobilising 10 million euros in direct aid to recover and boost retail trade in Ceuta.
Under the arrangements published by La Moncloa, the first consumer discount vouchers will be ready ahead of the Black Friday and Christmas shopping campaigns. First Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo travelled to Ceuta that day to preside over the signing and to meet local businesses, unions and the city government.
Cuerpo also chaired a meeting of the Specialised Situation Committee in Ceuta, attended remotely by several ministers. Ceuta's commerce was visibly hit after this summer's border events, and the funding forms part of the central government's support for the local economy.
Source: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business of Spain
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Photo: 图：休达港。Diego Delso 摄，Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 4.0。 / Photo: The port of Ceuta. Photo by Diego Delso, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
