MWCC has participated in the Alicante Urban Agenda Forum, in which a debate has been opened on climate change, governance and the digital society in Alicante.

This local strategic citizen forum has treated public-private collaboration as a key element. The mayor of Alicante has highlighted the process of urban transformation that the city’s urban coastline is going to undergo. He has highlighted the key role played in the transformation of the coastline by the EUIPO and Aludium as poles of attraction and development. One aspect, the industrial one, in which he has also highlighted the development node that makes up the industrial areas of Las Atalayas, Pla de la Vallonga and Llano del Espartal and its projection towards the science park of the University of Alicante.

The Alicante Urban Agenda Forum, organized by the Department of the Presidency and Project Coordination, has also had the participation of expert urban planner, Alfonso Vegara, from the Metrópoli Foundation, as a speaker, who has illustrated the business representatives and the attending public on the transformation projects in which he collaborates with large cities such as Madrid, Malaga or Vitoria, which he has placed at the forefront of Spain, and among which he has also included Alicante.

Strategic projects

David Garcia Nuñez, president of the MWCC, has highlighted the importance of public-private collaboration in the 11 strategic projects, which are associated with more than 200 actions, which make up the main contribution of the Action Plan, agreed with social agents and citizens , identified as: Alicante Port Coast, Alicante Heritage and Culture, Alicante between Two Castles, Alicante Integrated Urban Regeneration, Alicante Zero Emissions Mobility, Alicante Energy Efficient, Alicante Circular and Green, Alicante Social and Inclusive, Alicante Sustainable Tourist Destination, Alicante Future: Economy and Employment Boost, Alicante Smart City and Open Government.