The Orihuela Chamber Plenary elects Mario Martínez Murcia as president for the next four years

The new Chamber Orihuela House has been set up this afternoon in a session in which the Minister of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Trade and Labor of the Generalitat, Rafael Climent, has acted as president, and has had the presence of the CEO of Commerce and Consumption, Natxo Costa. Once the plenary session was constituted with the taking of office by the members, the only list presented was voted, the one led by the president of the institution, Mario Martínez, who will hold the post for the next four years. Martinez will count on his Executive Committee with Pedro Mancebo Gilabert to occupy the first vice-presidency; Francisco José Rufías Santos for the second vice-presidency; José Antonio Barberá will act as treasurer and the members are Raquel Jiménez Arenas, Raymond Kearney, Gonzalo Pedrera, Francisco Javier Ortuño Ruiz and Cristina Torres Galindo.

The conseller chose to be in charge of making some reflections at the beginning of the Plenary, to leave the closure to the president. In his words, he thanked the work carried out by the outgoing Executive Committee “that has managed to revitalize the House in this year and a half”, while highlighting the consensus in the election of the members of the plenary as well as of its new executive body. Rafael Climent has ensured that this shows “that we are working well and that we want to work as a team, because the Chamber of Commerce has to work hand in hand with the business community in the region to improve the day to day of citizenship.” The regional leader has indicated that in this way “maximum social welfare is achieved, boosting the
economy, in short the maximum objective for which any person working in an institution has to work, which is to unite society “. Rafael Climent has concluded putting the conselleria at the disposal of Cámara Orihuela and its entrepreneurship. And it has guaranteed its support and that of the Conselleria de Economía Sostenible that presides over the management and future development of the Oriolan institution.

El presidente de Cámara Orihuela, Mario Martínez, junto al Conseller de Economía Sostenible, Rafael Climent y los miembros del Pleno

During the Plenary, Mario Martinez recalled the need to have the support of all administrations to develop all ongoing projects and pending at the time that has expressed the intention of Chamber Orihuela to support the infrastructure improvements needed by Vega Baja, citing the Logistics Activities Zone of San Isidro, the Mediterranean Corridor, the CV-95, the connections with the airport, the improvements in the A-7 or the elimination of tolls in the AP-7 “that greatly hurt Orihuela”, without forgetting “the improvements in our health and education system”. In reference to the educational subject, Mario Martinez has qualified that the linguistic issue “has never been a reason for confrontation, and we want it to continue that way”. The president of Chamber Orihuela has also encouraged the new members of the Plenary, especially those who access it for the first time, “to renew the illusion that their predecessors, with whom it has been an honor to work, have put in order to enlarge an institution that belongs to all and of all “.

El Conseller, Rafael Climent (d) junto al presidente de Cámara Orihuela, Mario Martínez (i)

The Orihuela Chamber Plenary is constituted by the elected members Jonathan Samper Arronis and Pascual Albeza Tomás (Press Vega Costa) in the industry sector; José A. Barberá (Limplem SLU) and Julián Zaplana (Zaplana Caselles SLU) in the construction sector; Francisco José Rufias (SAT no. 9890 Olé) and Cristina Torres (Conservas Hola) for the trade sector; in hospitality industry Agustín Martínez (Avda. Teodomiro 62 SL) and Raquel Jiménez (Mimaybe and Pony SL); Pedro Mancebo (Legal Spain 2003 SL) and Raymond Kearney (Golf Sun Europe SL) for the services sector and Mario Martínez (Elsa Estudio) and Carmelo Ferrández (Amefruits SL) for export. Access to the Plenary with voluntary financial contributions Gonzalo Pedrera (Passion Life SL); Raúl Pérez
Married (Samaguil SL); Valentín Botella Nicolás (Tabarca Consulting SL) and Francisco Marcos (Autos Marcos SA), while on behalf of the CEV (Valencian Business Confederation) Francisco Ortuño Ruiz (Caja Rural Central) and Davinia Martínez Riquelme (El Divino de Davinia).