Spain and Argentina launch various business and employment initiatives

In Spain, several regional and national initiatives are targeting employment and business development. The University of Granada has been awarded 124,195 euros from the SEPE to hire four unemployed individuals under 30 in Ceuta. Additionally, the Spanish government approved a 25 million euro credit supplement for the SEPE to fund employment plans in Ceuta and Melilla.

Business support programs are also expanding across Spain. The Association of Businesswomen of Castilla y León launched ADEME CONECTA, a free network for rural entrepreneurs. In Navarra, Consorcio EDER implemented a strategic management program for small businesses, while the Association of Businessmen of Coria is hosting its fourth Entrepreneurship Week. In Castellón, the CEEI is organizing an event to support women in technology.

In Argentina, the Banco de Corrientes held a SME conference to relaunch its Tienda Más BanCo e-commerce platform, offering new financing and AI tools for local businesses.