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The Board of Directors gave initial approval to the Port Authority's 2026 Business Plan. This document will now need to be ratified by State Ports Authority at a meeting scheduled for next week in Madrid, which will be attended by the Chairman, Jose Benito Suárez Costa, accompanied by senior management from the entity. The 2026 Business Plan, with a 2029 horizon, adapts its structure to the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of the Strategic Framework for the port system of general interest, which serves as a reference document for port planning. In the investment section, the business plan mentions the prioritization of procedures and timelines associated with the development of projects financed through the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), of which the port system is a beneficiary, as well as projects financed with ERDF and FEMPA funds corresponding to the 2021-2027 framework. Regarding the environmental dimension, priority is given to developing actions aimed at improving environmental quality, achieving eco-efficient ports (with energy efficiency improvements and circular economy projects), and contributing to climate change mitigation by reducing the carbon footprint, among other measures. With respect to the social dimension, actions are planned to advance the port-city relationship, regularly monitor emergency plans, implement self-protection measures, combat marine pollution, and develop protection plans. The plan also includes the intention to continue promoting a corporate ethical culture, transparency, and effective communication systems.