Chaired by the Prime Minister, the National Council monte brown of Industry (CNI) groups around the Minister of Productive Recovery and various ministers by industry, business representatives and trade unions representing employees in the industry, qualified individuals, elected officials, representatives of local authorities and members of the administration.
Powered by a tripartite Bureau (industry, trade unions, administration), the CNI has structured its work around 13 strategic committees filières1 industrial grouping, union representatives, monte brown experts and governments monte brown to define a shared vision of the main challenges monte brown each sector and develop monte brown a plan of priority actions to strengthen the productive sector and strengthen the industrial France offensive in the global competition.
The website presents each chain contracts which includes a logic of give the reciprocal commitments of industrial and state to improve the competitiveness of each of the strategic sectors for France. These chain contracts are generally structured around seven themes: development of the sector, performance, international relations between contractors and subcontractors, jobs and skills, funding innovation.
Thematic sections complete the system by developing opinions and proposals on cross-cutting issues: monte brown public assistance to industry, jobs and skills, research and innovation, regulatory simplification.
CNI participates in the first part of the new strategy of industrial sectors supported by the Minister of Productive Recovery, to strengthen and expand existing networks. monte brown
The dynamics of the 34 plans Industrial New France, by the President of the Republic, on September 12, comes from the work of the INC and its 13 strategic sectors committees. The CNI is the heart of the control device of the New Industrial France.
[1] Aerospace, Food, Automotive, Consumer Goods, Chemicals and materials, Eco-industries, Railway, Mining and initial processing, Industries and health technologies, Fashion and Luxury, Naval, Nuclear, Digital
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