Sanz supports Teknei's expansion in Seville as a driver of technological employment
Seville's mayor, José Luis Sanz, visits Teknei in the port and highlights its role in retaining talent. The firm expects €150 million in revenue by 2025.
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Seville's mayor, José Luis Sanz, claims Emvisesa has over 2,200 protected homes underway and nearly 1,000 will be delivered by year-end.
Seville's mayor, José Luis Sanz, visits Teknei in the port and highlights its role in retaining talent. The firm expects €150 million in revenue by 2025.
Sevilla TechPark has created half of the jobs in the capital over the last three years, according to the annual report by Mayor José Luis Sanz.
Sevilla TechPark ends 2025 with €6.125 billion in activity and 35,806 jobs, but lacks land. The mayor urges the Junta to expedite expansion.
Sevilla TechPark concludes 2025 with a record 35,806 jobs, 602 companies, and a turnover of €6.125 billion, an 11.1% increase from the previous year.
Seville City Council will build 1,039 homes in the historic centre by 2031 to stop a 9.2% population decline since 2001.
Seville's City Council is on a commercial mission in Mexico to attract investments, holding meetings at COMCE, CAMESCOM, and the Ministry of Economy.
Seville City Council will invest €6.1 million to boost Tussam's electric power to 20 MW, a key step for fleet electrification and the arrival of 172 buses.
The City Council of Seville approves 400,000 euros in aid for taxi drivers to pay for mandatory insurance in 2026.
Unemployment in Seville city drops to 49,130 in June 2026, the lowest figure since 2008. Four consecutive months of declines.
Unemployment in Seville falls to 14.78% in May 2026, the lowest since 2006, with 49,763 unemployed, thanks to municipal programs like the 'serenos' and Project Éfeso.