INTERVIEW – As Industry Week kicks off on Monday, this industry insider believes that “reindustrialization is first and foremost a social project”.
Can France succeed in the of reindustrialization ? While the warning signs are multiplying As companies face increasing international competition, France’s ambitions are being undermined by the macro-economic context. Industry Week, from November 18 to 24, aims to put the spotlight on this sector, marked by a number of recent difficulties. Olivier Lluansi, a lecturer at the École des Mines de Paris and head of a project on the reindustrialization of France by 2035, calls for the following measures in particular the “hidden potential of territories”..
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LE FIGARO. – In your report on reindustrialization to 2035, you stress that reindustrialization is not an end in itself. Could you explain?
OLIVIER LLUANSI.- Reindustrialization is first and foremost a social project. Mass production has been widely criticized, but it simply corresponded to a model: that of a society…
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