The Minister of Universal Health and Public Health, Ana Barceló, held a meeting this Tuesday with the main representatives of the hospitality and leisure sector with the aim of analyzing and planning the measures that the next de-escalation plan will include from 1 March in the Valencian Community.
Barceló ha planteado la necesidad de que sea una desescalada «con cautela y con mesura», ya que «el objetivo es poder abrir los locales de hostelería y ocio con total seguridad tanto para los propios hosteleros como para la ciudadanía».
The meeting was attended by the Regional Secretary for Tourism, Francesc Colomer; the president of the Business Confederation of Hospitality and Tourism of the Valencian Community (Conhostur), Manuel Espinar; the president of the Federation of Leisure, Tourism and Gaming of the Valencian Community (Fotur), Víctor Pérez, and the president of the Business Confederation of the Valencian Community (CEV), Salvador Navarro.
Desde el sector de la hostelería y el ocio han querido destacar su «compromiso firme con la salud de los ciudadanos, porque sin salud no hay economía». La consellera, por su parte, ha querido agradecer su comprensión y colaboración con las medidas adoptadas.
De-escalation in the sports field
On the other hand, the Minister of Universal Health and Public Health, Ana Barceló, and the Minister of Education, Culture and Sports, Vicent Marzà will meet next Thursday to assess and prepare a roadmap for the de-escalation of the Valencian sports sector.
The intention of both ministries is to work together with representatives of the world of sport to prepare the de-escalation of restrictions in this area during the coming weeks, always taking into account the health context at all times.
Yes already .. Caution and measure were already demonstrated last July and August, ensuring that the Virus had already remitted and that its facilities were safe, Covid Free called it .. All very truthful and professional. Where is the representation of the rest of the economic sectors?