José Manuel Prieto, the mayor of Gandia, assumes the presidency of the Consortium
The mayor of Gandia, José Manuel Prieto, has been elected as president of the Consortium of Central Valencian Regions (CCV) at a meeting held in Ontinyent. Prieto has expressed his commitment to relaunching the Central Valencian Regions project, which represents approximately 10% of the population of the Valencian Community. The new president has highlighted the importance of maintaining shared leadership and encouraging collaboration between public agents and civil society to promote the sustainable development of the CCVs.
The challenges and objectives of the new president
José Manuel Prieto has pointed out that one of the main challenges is to maintain a shared leadership for the advancement of the central counties. In addition, he highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for citizens and of connecting territories to strengthen the economy of the Valencian Community. The president also emphasized his belief in regionalization and intermunicipal and interregional cooperation to benefit the entire territory.
The new executive committee of the Consortium
During the meeting, the new executive committee of the Consortium was also elected, which is made up of several representatives of the municipalities and communities of the Central Valencian Regions. This commission will be responsible for collaborating with the president in decision-making and in promoting CCV projects.
conclusion
The meeting of the Consortium of Central Valencian Regions in Ontinyent has marked a new beginning with José Manuel Prieto as president. With its commitment to shared leadership and collaboration, it seeks to promote the sustainable development of CCVs and create opportunities for citizens. The new executive committee of the Consortium will also play a key role in this task.
