More Than 900 People Attend the First Edition of Activa’t Llíria Camp de Túria

The employment forum brings together more than 40 companies, providing a meeting point to facilitate access to the job market and promote new professional opportunities across the region.…

The employment forum brings together more than 40 companies, providing a meeting point to facilitate access to the job market and promote new professional opportunities across the region.

Llíria has hosted the first edition of the Activa’t Llíria Camp de Túria Employment Forum, an initiative organised by Llíria Town Council and the Mancomunitat Camp de Túria, which attracted more than 900 participants and over 40 companies from various sectors.

The event, held on 21 October at the Centre Multiusos de Llíria, provided an opportunity for direct interaction between employers, jobseekers and professionals specialising in career guidance.

Throughout the forum, attendees took part in conferences, panel discussions, practical workshops, information stands and job interviews. These activities were designed to facilitate access to new career opportunities and improve participants’ prospects of entering the job market.

One of the highlights of the event was the participation of more than 40 companies, which had the opportunity to connect directly with potential candidates, meet professionals from different backgrounds and present their recruitment needs.

The attendance of more than 900 people reflects the strong interest in initiatives of this kind, particularly at a time when training, career guidance and direct contact with the business community are essential to improving employability.

This first edition of Activa’t Llíria Camp de Túria highlights the importance of collaboration between public authorities and businesses in bringing employment resources closer to local residents and creating new opportunities for the future.

The forum concluded with a positive turnout and reinforced Llíria’s role as a meeting point for promoting employment and professional development throughout the Camp de Túria region.