Angeles Muñoz highlights the joint efforts of the City Council and the business sector to ensure that Marseille

Mayor Ángeles Muñoz highlighted that Marbella "continues to break records in terms of tourism and employment" and emphasized the joint efforts of the City Council ... and the business sector "to keep the city unstoppable." Last night, the mayor attended the 25th CIT Marbella Awards ceremony, which took place at the Hotel Puente Romano, and highlighted the work of the honorees, "as a clear example of the values for which our municipality is internationally recognized."

She pointed out regarding Gastón Aigneren, from Exxacon, (Businessman Award) that "he is a key figure in the real estate sector where his vision has managed to consolidate a company, especially in that innovative, sustainable model focused on quality of life." Regarding Bulding the Future (Institution Award), she emphasized their demonstration that entrepreneurship can also be a driver of solidarity, mobilizing more than 500 companies to transform the lives of people in Spain and also in Uganda.

In this edition, Gastón Aigneren from the developer Exxacon, the nonprofit organization Bulding the Future, Ironman Group, and the marketing agency Pura Envidia were recognized

Furthermore, of the Ironman Group (Special Luis Cierco Award for Touristic Promotion), she appreciated that they thought "the first place in all of Spain where the world championship could be held would be in Marbella" and for "having carried out an enormously successful event that has raised our city's profile to the highest level." Finally, regarding Pura Envidia (Business Innovation Award), she noted that they are recognized "for representing youth and innovation, being a living talent of Marbella."

Additionally, during the evening, which was also attended by the territorial delegate for Tourism, Culture, and Sport of the Junta de Andalucía, Carlos García, a tribute was also paid to the former chief of the Marbella Local Police, Javier Martín, who recently retired.

A Quarter Century

Moreover, during the event, Muñoz mentioned that "reaching 25 years is no small feat and therefore thanks to everyone, to all who have made it possible and of course to say that this dinner is a recognition of Marbella's talent." In this regard, she added that "it is done through innovation, effort, and great work from our entrepreneurs."

"We have a clear example of how Marbella has managed to reinvent itself time and again, and moreover, doing so in the right direction," she stressed, acknowledging that the local entrepreneurs "are the backbone of this city" and thanking the work of Juan José González as president of CIT Marbella and his entire team.