Friday, July 10, 2015, Manuel Valls was traveling on the island of Ouessant , Brittany. The Prime Minister was accompanied for the occasion of the Interior Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian. And he did not fail to serve the government’s commitment to support the region and be involved in the use of renewable energy.
“The meaning of our approach is unleash the economic potential of coastal areas – fishing, industry, maritime activities, research, tourism – while leveraging the nouvelles.C’est energies and we can both reduce our consumption of fossil fuels and develop new innovative technologies, carriers of growth, new jobs “
Valls:”. We act for Brittany and islands “
In addition, he said, that c It is in this way that his team and he will “set an example to the Paris conference Climate 2015″ . This is also in that same July 10 that were signed two agreements, the first concerning the transfer of Ifremer in Plouzané (near Brest). The aim, says the government website: “make this unique international reference center for science and marine technologies”
Two agreements signed and. mobilization reaffirmed
The second agreement covers about it on a public-private partnership agreement between the National Research Agency (ANR) and France marine energy (GEF). Thus tells us via the future investment program, the government will be able to “support this promising sector to the tune of € 4 million in 2015 and $ 10 million over the next three years “. If these signatures do not appear sufficient to (re) affirm the Government’s intention to mobilize to Brittany, the Prime Minister also recalled the existence of the future Covenant, he also himself confirmed on 18 December at Brest. Or roughly a year after the signing of that pact
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Photos: © AFP PHILIPPE DESMAZES
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