In January 2020, Emmanuel Macron received at the Élysée some 500 ETI bosses (mid-sized companies, with 250 to 4,999 employees) for the launch of the ETI Nation Strategy.
He did not yet know to what extent the projects launched on this occasion would prove to be crucial.
The need to produce in France, questions of sovereignty or even the resilience of companies were indeed at the heart of the debates.
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This Wednesday, it is in video that Bruno Le Maire, surrounded by three ministers, Agnès Pannier-Runacher (Industry), Frédérique Vidal (Higher Education, Research and Innovation) and Sarah El Haïry (Youth and Engagement), addressed to ETI managers.
The opportunity to take stock two years later, but also to initiate new actions in favor of these 5,500 companies.
On the Bercy side, we are first of all pleased that this plan has
"made it possible to obtain very concrete results for these companies",
which performed well during the crisis ...
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