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Malaga Possibly the best investment in EU
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Malaga

Possibly the best investment in EU

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IndexI MALAGA, The Economic Capital of Southern Spain

I.1 Introduction

I.2 Culture & Gastronomy

II TOWNHALL & Logistic & Infrastructures

II.1 Malaga’s Town Hall

III.2 Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía (PTA)

II.3 Malaga’s Valley

II.4 PROMALAGA’s Backgroud

III Communications & Subsidies - Facilities

III.1 Communications

III.2 Subsidies & Facilities

IV Conclusion

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I. Malaga, The Economic Capital of Southern Spain

ProvinceSurface area: 7,276 Sq/km.Population: 1,491,287 in habitants (2006)

Municipality of Malaga: Surface Area: 398.25 Sq/Km.Population: 560,631 in habitants (2006)

WeatherThe hottest months are July and August and the coldest are usually December and February, in the winter months the average temperature varies between maximum of 22.8ºC and minimum of 13ºC.

GEOGRAPHICAL DATA

Malaga is situated on the south west Europe, it is one of the most southern provinces of EU. Located 200 km from Seville, and 150km from Granada–Sierra Nevada.

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I.1 Introduction

Nature

Malaga’s Mountains were declared as a Natural Park in 1989. This area contains over 230 different varieties of vegetation and more than 160 species of vertebrates. Such as: Deer, Wild boar,etc..

English Aloha College, Calpe College, The International School At Sotogrande, The New English International College, Sunny View School, ST. Anthony s Collage, others

German German School (Colegio Alemán)

French French Lycée (Liceo Francés)

Swedish Swedish School (Svenka skola)

Finnish Finnish School

SportsThanks to its privileged climate, Malaga has become one of the favorite tourist destinations both for practicing sport and for organizing top line sporting events.Many sports installations are in the nature, almost every sports can be practiced in our city: GOLF, swimming, sailing, diving, windsurfing, fishing competitions, canoeing, trekking, tennis, paddle, athletics, cycling, archery or equestrian sports. Also, Ski in Sierra Nevada!!

Regatta1st International Oxford-Cambridge-Málaga Regatta

To Study in Málaga

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I.2 Culture, Gastronomy & Activities

Historical

During its 2.800-years of history, Malaga, developed many cultures finally joined in one.

- Monuments, such as: The Roman Theatre Complex, the Alcazaba-Gibralfaro, which is a wonderful Islamic fortress, etc.

-Museums: PICASSO’s Museum, Contemporaneous Art, Rural Art, Modern Art, Sculpture Museum, and Thyssen-Bornemissa pretty soon.

-Holy Week: every year more than 35 Religious Associations flow the Catholic’s tradition into the streets in processions.

Gastronomy and International CuisineOf course, you could choose to practice what is known as " tapeo" , a clever formula that allows you to taste just about everything, and not out of gluttony,

Film Festival MalagaIn Competition to be the first Spanish Film Festival of Spain

Fish CompetitionNational Tuna’s Competition

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IndexI MALAGA, The Economic Capital of Southern Spain

I.1 Introduction

I.2 Culture & Gastronomy

II TOWNHALL & Logistic & Infrastructures

II.1 Malaga’s Town Hall

III.2 Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía (PTA)

II.3 Malaga’s Valley

II.4 PROMALAGA’s Backgroud

III Communications & Subsidies - Facilities

III.1 Communications

III.2 Subsidies & Facilities

IV Conclusion

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Malaga’s Business Centre

II.1 TOWNHALL

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Organizational structure

II.1 TOWNHALL

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PROMALAGA’ GOALS

II.1 TOWNHALL

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BUSINESS CENTRE

II.1 TOWNHALL

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1.- Business Incubator

II.1 TOWNHALL

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2.- Startups Supporting

By AirPlane

By R

oad

Arquitectura Tecnológica

Corporative

Tasks

ProficientNetwork

Control

Business Secure

MotivationSiniestrosPartners

&Feedback

ContrataciónProfessionals

Commitment

High Tech Factories

Ad

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Ser

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s

InternationalStructure

Applications of Infrastructures

Malaga

Prof

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By S

hip

By Speed Train

All tools and ways to manage the best

PROMALAGA’S performance;

II.1 TOWNHALL

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3.- Advanced Services

II.1 TOWNHALL

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4.- Promalaga R&D

II.1 TOWNHALL

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Promalaga TALENT

II.1 TOWNHALL

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II. 2 Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía (PTA)

The PTA in Malaga is a top quality area in which to set up innovative SMEs and large companies that are respectful of the environment and are devoted to

manufacturing, advanced services and R&D.

PTA offers companies located on its premises;

Top quality support infrastructures

Excellent access to markets

Some Companies located in our Park: ORACLE,

ACCCENTURE, TELEFONICA, AIR ZONE, ISOFOTON …

The possibility of performing its activities in a privileged

environment

Enjoying services specially designed for companies and

their staff, including many international schools in the

vicinity.

This is a park catering to everyone's needs, and the possibility of obtaining subsidies covering up to 50% of the total investment.

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II.3 Malaga’s Valley e-27

Club Malaga Valley e-27 is the initiative of an outstanding group of presidents from relevant companies of the IT sector and of some of their most

outstanding leaders.

The group’s main objective is to outline guidelines and policies to turn Malaga into the most important area of technology excellence in Europe, a “European Silicon Valley” capable of attracting relevant firms worldwide as well as R&D.

Club Malaga Valley e-27 wants to be the pioneer of this purpose.

The platform which will gather together all efforts made in order to turn this city into an example of commitment with information Technologies and the place where all ideas and innovations are received and broadcasted

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II.4 Promalaga’s background

Current Experience with Multinational companies;

In 2008, fifth Promalaga’s Aniversary;

Employees

The first 5 Years

Add Value

Methodology

PROMALAGA’S PERFORMANCE

850

Firms

The first 5 Years

success

Analyst

500

Alimentos del Plata

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IndexI MALAGA, The Economic Capital of Southern Spain

I.1 Introduction

I.2 Culture & Gastronomy

II TOWNHALL & Logistic & Infrastructures

II.1 Malaga’s Town Hall

III.2 Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía (PTA)

II.3 Malaga’s Valley

II.4 PROMALAGA’s Backgroud

III Communications & Subsidies - Facilities

III.1 Communications

III.2 Subsidies & Facilities

IV Conclusion

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III.1 Communications

TRAINS/ROADS

New road and railway network with excellent connections to the rest of Europe . The high-speed train line (AVE - 350 km/h). Thus, trips will last no longer than 2 hours to Madrid, 5 to Barcelona, and 8 to Paris!

PORTSThe port of Málaga, is the second tourist destination of all cruises in the Iberian Peninsula and the sixth in the Mediterranean coast. Also, in the top 10 most important container port of all Mediterranean.

2002 10,429,439

2003 11,566,616

2004 12,046,277

2005 12,669,019

2006 13,076,252

MALAGA TRADE FAIR

Modernity, progress and tradition come together at Malaga trade Fair and Conference Centre.

AIRPORT

The Malaga airport is one of the most important airports In 2006, it handled 13,076,252 passengers, 127,769 flight operations and 5,126 tons of cargo. It offers direct flights to 124 airports in 31 countries

Year Passengers

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III.2 Malaga Subsidies & Facilities

Through Malaga’s Town Hall & other

institutions

Integration Facilities (homes, schools, book keepers, all needs …) Employers (1.500 € per new employ) Micro-credits 4,5% Ratio Interest (Approx.)

I+D+I projects until 60-65% Non interest loans for the development of new buildings at PTA

(covering 75% of the investment) Easier ways of access to Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía (PTA) Training & Management Network in South European & South American Markets Bonus for new employers, Disables, Women, and Immigrants

Institution Subsidies & Facilities

All Business ideas could be a project into R&D Protocols. Andalusia is Objective ONE by European Commission.

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IndexI MALAGA, The Economic Capital of Southern Spain

I.1 Introduction

I.2 Culture & Gastronomy

II TOWNHALL & Logistic & Infrastructures

II.1 Malaga’s Town Hall

III.2 Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía (PTA)

II.3 Malaga’s Valley

II.4 PROMALAGA’s Backgroud

III Communications & Subsidies - Facilities

III.1 Communications

III.2 Subsidies & Facilities

IV Conclusion

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IV. Conclusion

•Our strength compared with other countries or locations is our geographical location; being an outpost in the most southern part of Spain and at the same time EU, you build a bridge towards more exotic markets and you are still nearby and within EU.

•In Malaga, you also get a direct feedback, claims are being handled smooth and fast, the quality and level of life is good and through our wide experience you get an ideal support.

August 2008

We could be the best team to succeed!

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