Hattmannsdorfer announces comprehensive strategy for industrial promotion

Hattmannsdorfer announces comprehensive strategy for industrial promotion

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The Austrian Economic Minister Dr. During his first visit to the Voestalpine in Linz, Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer urgently emphasized the need to stop de -industrialization. "Voestalpine is representative of Austria's business location, it is dynamic and innovative," said Hattmannsdorfer. He explained that industry not only secures prosperity and jobs, but also forms the backbone of a functioning welfare state. In order to counteract the emigration of industrial companies, the minister announced a comprehensive national industrial strategy that deals with central topics such as labor costs and a shortage of skilled workers. An essential part of the strategy is the planned reduction of bureaucracy, such as ots.at reported.

The minister announced that concrete deregulation measures will be taken in the coming weeks to position Austria as an attractive location for companies. This includes the simplification of tax procedures and approval processes. In addition, Hattmannsdorfer will warn additional relief at the European level next week at the EU Competition Council. Particular attention should be paid to the supply chain directive. "We are calling for additional relief, such as restrictions on direct suppliers and a ban on gold plating," Hattmannsdorfer added, as also reported ooe.orf.at . These measures should offer companies more scope for innovation and growth and reduce bureaucracy.

joint efforts for industry

Hattmannsdorfer also emphasized the need to close the shoulder with other European countries that have similar concerns regarding debureau which. "Companies need freedom for innovation and growth, not unnecessary bureaucracy," he said, announcing regular dialogue formats between politics and business. The goal remains clear: to strengthen the location of securing jobs and thus ensuring Austria's economic future. Hattmannsdorfer made it clear that all important players have to come to a table to cope with the challenges of industry together.