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The business incubator for women has today welcomed the closing of the 'Gira Mujeres Project', organized by Alma Natura and financed by Coca Cola, which aims to empower women in decision-making in their professional field. personnel through the promotion of their projects and work initiatives.

The person in charge of carrying out the closing ceremony was the mayor of Cartagena, Ana Belén Castejón, accompanied by the manager of the ADLE, Manolo Mora.

Castejón congratulated the attendees "for attending this workshop and showing that our women are enterprising, fighters, determined and courageous."

The mayor has been chatting with the participants in the project, where she highlighted the difficulties they face in the world of work in which, according to Castejón, "women are invisible".

Castejón has spoken with women about the difficulties in conciliation, about the need for each woman to have the right to decide in her work and has denounced that sometimes, when women assume great challenges, "they do not finish recognizing", to the time that has remembered moments in which during its political race it has not been felt in equality of conditions.

The councilor recalled that the Council of Equality of the City Council has launched the Women's Nursery, "to help you in everything we can," and has shown his hope that thanks to this workshop, the attendees have been able to resolve their doubts and fears when facing the start-up of business.

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The mayor recalled that the nursery was closed and from the City Council has been used for the development of a regulation that allows entrepreneurs with difficulties at the beginning have a space that can be used as an office in exchange for a symbolic price.

Finally has indicated that they can also use the Agency for Local Development and Employment (ADLE), which offer advice and training with the aim of helping "as soon as we can do it," he concluded.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena