The Community of Madrid presented its Audiovisual Strategic Plan at Madrid Content City an event that brought together institutions and professionals to explore the roadmap that will guide the sector’s development in the coming years
The Community of Madrid has presented its Audiovisual Strategic Plan in an event held at Madrid Content City, a session presided over by regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso, where the main priorities of the new strategy were outlined: attracting investment, strengthening talent, fostering innovation, and consolidating Madrid as one of the country’s leading audiovisual hubs.
The Madrid Audiovisual Cluster facilitated the attendance of its member entities, including the APCP, which took part in the presentation to gain first-hand insight into the strategic framework and its potential impact on advertising production within the broader audiovisual ecosystem in the region.
For the APCP, the event offered an opportunity to reaffirm the sector’s commitment to a strong and competitive professional environment, as well as to continue building bridges between companies, institutions, and professionals who work every day to reinforce the audiovisual landscape.
The gathering also provided a space for dialogue among attendees, encouraging the exchange of perspectives on the challenges and opportunities this plan opens for the years ahead.
