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The Xunta will allocate 180 million to "redirect" the aerospace sector to security and defense

23/04/2025

Source: Europa Press

The president of the Xunta, Alfonso Rueda, has advanced that the Galician government will allocate 180 million euros in a decade to a new "strategic" initiative to "reorient" the aerospace sector in Galicia to security and defense in view of the expected increase in demand.

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