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Highlight all existing cooperation between government "to carry out major projects that will improve the welfare of citizens, both in infrastructure and in the social sphere"

Garre announced that this week is going to present the 2014-2016 Employment Strategy of the Government of the Region of Murcia, which have collaborated all stakeholders, and aims to promote youth employment and for over 45 years

The president of the Community, Alberto Garre, now ratified in the city of Murcia to the High Speed ​​coming to town in 2015.

The head of Murcia and the mayor of Murcia, Miguel Ángel Cámara, met in the city of Murcia to address important issues related to the town infrastructure, including Garre said the high speed train to the city.

In this sense, Garre stressed that "both the local authority as we focus on regional compliance signed by the Government of Spain and the autonomous protocol in 2006, which includes the underground project."

Thus, the president reiterated that the arrival of the High Speed ​​Murcia will be effective in 2015, thanks to the advanced state of completion of works in the line-Murcia Monforte section, with over 90 percent of the platform works executed and the remaining work of track, signaling and electrification tendered in full until the Murcia-El Carmen station.

In addition, both the mayor of Murcia as president asserted that "we are asking the Ministry is that projects be accelerated, to accelerate the most of the writing for the same time for the arrival of a reality buried Ave ".

In the journey being undertaken by municipalities in the region, President Alberto Garre today visited the city of Murcia, which is already the municipalities visited since taking office as president of the Community addition.

Garre has been down Beniel and Santomera, Cartagena, Mazarrón, Alguazas and Cotillas Towers, Mula and Pliego, Aledo and Totana, Alhama de Murcia, Librilla, Torre Pacheco, Lorca, Jumilla, Yecla, Caravaca, Cehegín, Bullas, San Pedro del Pinatar and Los Alcazares, Ceuta, Lorquí, Archena and the Valley of Ricote, Sewer, Albudeite, Campos del Río, Cieza, Abarán, Blanca and Aguilas, Puerto Lumbreras and San Javier.

During this meeting in Murcia, the President highlighted the existing full cooperation between local, regional and national authorities to carry out "major projects that will improve the welfare of citizens, both in infrastructure, as well as the social level."

Coastal North and South

In terms of infrastructure, one of the major works in which they collaborate and Community Hall is in the construction of coastal, major roads that improve access to the city and connecting with the hamlets of Murcia, and once completed in all phases, will serve 114,000 more people.

So, after the meeting held in the Town Hall, the regional chief executive and the mayor visited the Chamber works of coastal North and South of the city.

You are currently completed and in service Sangonera Alternative Green and several sections of the Coastal North and South, with a total length of 13 kilometers, and other works have already been awarded it.

The great road of the North Coast will function as an urban ring enabling inputs and outputs to Murcia are not exclusively by the avenues Juan Carlos I and Juan de Borbón, and allows the connection between the districts of Churra, head of Torres, The esparragal and Monteagudo.

You will experience a great sprint to the start of seven new sections, in addition to the four already implemented.

When completed, it will connect with the head of Torres and Nora Javalí Viejo, with a length of 13.3 kilometers.

Moreover, the president of the Community used this meeting in the city of Murcia to announce that this week will be presented by the Executive's Employment Strategy 2014-2016 of the Government of the Region of Murcia, in which have worked all stakeholders.

This employment strategy, Garre said, seeks to promote access to the labor market of young, long-term unemployed, over 45 and unemployed and young dependents.

Source: CARM