Municipal representatives of Huesca visit local businesses door to door to learn first-hand about their concerns

The Huesca City Council continues to promote the initiative ‘We listen to our businesses door to door’a program of visits to establishments in the city that aims aim strengthen the relationship between the municipal administration and the commercial fabric of Huesca, learn about their concerns and work together to find solutions to their needs.

Through this initiative, the mayor, Lorena Orduna, accompanied by different councilors from the government team, has visited more than 20 businesses spread throughout the different neighborhoods of the city. These visits, according to the Huesca council, have allowed us to learn about the reality of establishments in very diverse sectors, from clothing stores, electronics and florists to bookstores and other local businesses.

The initiative, they explain, is based on the premise of listen to each merchant individually, in their own establishment and without intermediaries. Through these meetings, municipal officials can learn directly about the difficulties that businesses face in their daily activity, collect their requests and proposals and study possible courses of action from the different municipal areas.

During visits made throughout this year, lThe merchants have raised different issues related to the operation of their establishments and their environment.

Among the most common demands, indicates the City Council, those linked to the occupation of public roads, mobility permits, the processing of licenses and proposals to boost commercial activity. Other specific issues for each business have also been addressed, which allow the City Council to have a more complete vision of the needs of the sector.

Furthermore, these meetings serve to bring municipal initiatives to support commerce closer to establishmentsespecially the program We will return. In this way, those merchants who do not yet know it are informed about its operation and, at the same time, the evaluation and suggestions of the businesses that already participate are collected, thus obtaining direct information to continue improving the tools to promote local consumption.