Barely dressed in his Prime Minister's clothes, Jean Castex is already investing in the field to promote industry and employment. This Saturday afternoon, it is at the heart of X-Fab, a company installed on the territory of Coudray-Montceaux, near Corbeil-Essonnes (Essonne), that the head of the future government stopped.
Surrounded for the occasion by local elected representatives of the left, the right and the presidential majority, Jean Castex was of course not here by chance. The visit of this high-tech company, specializing in the production of electronic chips and semiconductors intended in particular for the automotive and telecommunications industry, corresponds perfectly to the priorities displayed by the new host of Matignon since taking office on Friday .
For Jean Castex, the X-Fab company, "very impacted by the health crisis and extremely exposed to international competition", he underlines, is "symbolic of the current situation and of the objectives which are ours. And to mention without delay the economic recovery plan which must be presented to parliament at the start of the school year.
Objective: relocate jobs in France in a sustainable way
His displayed desire to "ensure the relocation of jobs in France in a sustainable manner", in concert with local authorities, particularly pleased Robin Reda, deputy (Libres!, The movement of Valérie Pécresse) of the 7th district of the Essonne, present alongside Jean Castex: "This visit is a very good sign," says the parliamentarian. Communities, the state and businesses must work hand in hand to ensure recovery. We must fight together so that France remains a land of production and innovation. "
Carole Mossant, Director of Human Resources at X-Fab, is not only "proud" of this visit from a man whom she considers "attentive, very open and accessible". "We are waiting for financial support to get through this crisis which will be complicated over the next two years," she says, once Jean Castex has already left for Paris. The future will tell if it has been heard.
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