Optimization of the development of economic activity zones.

Recently, the Minister of Economy announced the pilot projects 'Triangle Vert' and 'Salzbaach' to optimize the development of economic activity zones. Our MP André Bauler has inquired about the initial conclusions that can be drawn in this context and whether new economic activity zones are planned in Luxembourg.

« Récemment, le ministre a annoncé le projet-pilote du « Triangle Vert » qui vise à apporter des approches innovantes pour optimiser l’utilisation des ressources et mieux accueillir les entreprises. Le projet-pilote a pour objectif de densifier les zones d’activités économiques au Luxembourg en optimisant l’utilisation des surfaces disponibles, tout en intégrant des principes de développement durable et d’optimisation des infrastructures. Les zones d’activités économiques (ZAE) sont des moteurs du développement économique et territorial, offrant aux entreprises un environnement propice à leur croissance. 

Dans ce contexte, j’aimerais poser les questions suivantes à Monsieur le Ministre de l’Économie, des PME, de l’Énergie et du Tourisme :

  1. Dans ce même contexte, l’initiative de la zone « Salzbaach » à Wiltz a été officiellement annoncée comme un projet clé visant à optimiser l’utilisation des surfaces existantes. De nouvelles zones d’activités économiques sont-elles en cours de planification au Luxembourg?
  2. Quelles sont les premières conclusions tirées du projet-pilote du « Triangle Vert », et comment le ministre évalue-t-il son potentiel pour l’avenir ? De quelle manière ces enseignements pourront-ils être appliqués à l’optimisation et au développement futur d’autres zones d’activités économiques au Luxembourg ?»

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