- Highlights that this new service point will provide advice to Galician companies working in Madrid, and will also serve to attract new investments
- Recalls that the Office was launched in 2024 with the aim of simplifying, reducing bureaucracy, and offering permanent and personalized guidance to entrepreneurs and business owners
- Emphasizes Galicia as a good place to invest due to its stability, strong economic situation, and its commitment to promoting and supporting private initiative
Madrid, January 22, 2026
The President of the Xunta, Alfonso Rueda, inaugurated today in Madrid the first office of the Economic Office of Galicia to open outside the autonomous community. This new service point will serve both to provide advice to Galician companies based in Spain’s capital, and to attract new investments.
He pointed this out this afternoon during the presentation of this new service, an event at which he was accompanied by the Minister of Economy and Industry, María Jesús Lorenzana. He considered that its opening will contribute to the economic and commercial expansion of the community, given the significant number of Galician-origin companies working in Madrid and the dynamism of the city’s economic agents.
The Economic Office of Galicia is a new service that was launched in 2024 with the aim of simplifying and reducing bureaucracy in serving entrepreneurs and business owners, concentrating in a single service channel all the resources from different ministries and agencies of the Xunta. Additionally, through it personalized advice and guidance are offered to ensure the success of projects, both those starting up and those seeking to expand or internationalize.
From now on, these services will also be provided at the Madrid office -located in the premises of the Casa de Galicia-, which will also work to give visibility to the economic potential of the autonomous community. In this regard, Rueda emphasized that Galicia is a good place to invest due to its political stability, having a regional administration that offers guarantees to private initiative, and the strong performance of its economy, with unemployment figures at historic lows and exports breaking records, among other positive data.
