The counselor has insisted on the importance of continuing to work so that the cooperative model in the industry “well known in the world, recognized and appreciated” continues to be so in the future”.
Euskaraz irakurri: Tapiak Ulmaren eta Oronaren erabaki “sendoa” errespetatzen du, baina Mondragon “indartsu” dagoela uste du
The Minister of Economic Development, Sustainability and the Environment of the Basque Government, Arantxa Tapia, has reiterated the Executive’s respect for the departure of Ulma and Orona from the Mondragon Corporation, a “forceful” decision after which, as she has highlighted, Mondragon will continue to be “strong” and Ulma and Orona “continue to be cooperatives”. Likewise, he added that, in this “new horizon”, the Government “has to collaborate and work to have a strong industrial area in Euskadi”.
In statements to the media in Oñati, the counselor has expressed her respect for the decision adopted this past Friday by the cooperative members in the assemblies of the Ulma and Orona Group and which, she considers, “is well thought out, analyzed pros and cons”, and It has been “forceful” in both entities.
Tapia pointed out that “a new horizon is opening up within the economic and industrial order in Euskadi”, but, in any case, he stressed that Mondragon will continue to be “a relevant group” and Ulma and Orona “continue to be cooperatives”. and, as he has remarked, “they themselves have said that they will continue with those values of cooperativism, solidarity and joint work”.
After emphasizing that cooperativism is “solidary” and “resilient”, he pointed out that it is necessary to “Keep working so that it will continue to be so in the future”.
Source: Eitb
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