Tomás Fuertes calls for the recognition of companies as generators of employment and wealth.

Thank you, Antonio. First, I want to congratulate you on the initiative of this summit, which I believe is very timely. A special recognition to the victims that we all feel, especially our families. I want to comment on the importance of the agro-food sector in Spain. It accounts for 9.2% of the national GDP and provides direct employment for over 2.5 million workers, with indirect benefits as well. This sector is vital, not only for Spain but for Europe, as it is the fourth largest exporter in the European Economic Community. Politicians should reflect on this, especially in the current pandemic, which is not only health-related but also human, social, economic, and technological. Entrepreneurs play a key role in driving recovery. Spain doesn't have gold or oil, but we have worked wealth. We must compete globally, not just be the best in Spain or Europe, but in the world. This requires a spirit of improvement and hard work. Many businesses may close, affecting families and jobs, so we need to recover by pulling the cart together. Politicians must legislate for the common good, balancing social and economic needs. Entrepreneurial vocations are needed; being an entrepreneur is accessible to all, regardless of background, as many companies start from humility and hard work. I encourage everyone to contribute to overcoming the current situation. Key issues include legal security, digitalization, innovation, and international globalization. Remember, no company means no employment, no wealth, no progress, no hope. We must have hope by upholding these values. ElPozo Alimentación has been actively collaborating to mitigate the crisis's effects. I wish everyone well and hope we can all contribute our grain of sand.