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Fuerteventura allocates 3 million euros to self-employed and SMEs

The Island Council reinforces its support for the productive sector with grants and agreements to boost business projects on the island.

Generic image of a contract signing in an office with views of Fuerteventura.
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Generic image of a contract signing in an office with views of Fuerteventura.

The Fuerteventura Island Council has reaffirmed its commitment to the island's economic development, allocating nearly 3 million euros in grants and agreements for the self-employed, entrepreneurs, and small and medium-sized enterprises this year.

The Minister of Employment Promotion, Nuria Cabrera, held a working meeting with representatives from the Association of Self-Employed Workers (ATA) to detail the support measures for Fuerteventura's productive sector. This meeting highlighted the firm commitment to strengthening the local economy.
The total investment planned for this year, 2026, amounts to approximately 3 million euros. These funds will be channeled through various grants and agreements aimed at supporting projects considered fundamental for the progress of Fuerteventura.
Additionally, a budget of 65,000 euros has been allocated, funded by the Island Council's own resources and the Canary Islands Development Fund (Fdcan). The purpose of this subsidy is to promote specific actions that facilitate the establishment of new businesses on the island.
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"The ATA delegation was led by the president of the National Federation, Lorenzo Amor."

Lorenzo Amor · President of the National Federation of ATA

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