A top priority: helping affected businesses overcome as quickly as possible the difficulties caused by the exceptional weather conditions from Saturday night to Sunday.
This is the aim of the meeting organized and coordinated by Adolphe Colrat, the Prefect of the Alpes-Maritimes, with the three presidents of the consular chambers.
All efforts are converging towards a single goal: to support affected businesses in restoring normal activity as quickly as possible, thereby saving jobs.
All these partners have expressed their willingness to act together, in solidarity, to facilitate the recovery of economic activities by sharing all useful information and coordinating their actions.
The consular chambers are tasked with visiting affected businesses to collect their needs and make a preliminary assessment of the damage they have suffered.
They have started to jointly deploy their staff to affected businesses with the goal of simplifying their procedures as much as possible by creating a one-stop shop.
The state services will examine each individual situation and implement charge deferrals or the partial activity scheme.
The banking sector and public financial institutions will assist businesses with tailored loans.
Insurance companies will play their part by speeding up compensations, particularly in the municipalities that will be included in the interministerial decree recognizing the state of natural disaster, which the Council of Ministers will adopt this Wednesday.
