Zincaman and the Illescas City Council Encourage Job Opportunities for Young Adults Under Age 30
In a significant step towards promoting the employability of students, a meeting was held at the Illescas Town Hall on Thursday. The gathering was attended by key figures from the Urban Regeneration of Industrial Zones (RUZI) project, funded by European funds NextGenerationEU with the collaboration of the Public Employment Service (SEPE).
The RUZI project, a joint initiative by the Regional Association of Industrial Zones (Zincaman) and the Illescas Town Hall, aims to train and employ 8 young people under 30 years old who have been carrying out maintenance tasks in the Central Iberum Platform and Logistics and Multimodal industrial parks.
Antonio Cifuentes, director of the RUZI project of Zincaman in Toledo, was present at the meeting, along with Miguel Ángel Iniesta, provincial director of the SEPE in Toledo. The Mayor of Illescas, José Manuel Tofino, also graced the occasion with his presence.
Tofino expressed his satisfaction that Illescas was one of the municipalities hosting the RUZI program and thanked all the people, institutions, and companies that made the RUZI program possible. He also wished the students success in obtaining jobs in the near future.
The meeting was restricted to registered users and access to this feature requires subscription. The companies Entidad Urbanística Colaboradora de Conservación Plataforma Central Iberum, ISOGESTIÓN, Grupo SIFU, FiveCLM, and Talent Tools attended the meeting.
The RUZI project involves a total of 48 people in six municipalities in Castilla-La Mancha and has a budget of 1,279,988 euros. The project contributes to improving the employability of young people, aligning with the broader goals of the NextGenerationEU funds.
José Manuel Tofino, in his capacity as the Mayor of Illescas, thanked everyone for their efforts and expressed his hope for the successful execution of the RUZI project. The meeting concluded on a positive note, with all parties reaffirming their commitment to the cause of youth employment and skill development.
