On September 11, the FFB signed the sector declaration prepared under the aegis of the Business Mediator, Pierre Pelouzet. It complements the action of the construction crisis committee, which has shown its effectiveness over the past few months.
This signature and that of the main professional organizations in the sector, took place in the presence of Olivia Grégoire, Minister in charge of SMEs, Trade, Crafts and Tourism.
The presence of ministers and a large part of the sector illustrates the importance of the subject: while the series of crises weakens the construction industry, this declaration testifies to the will of the signatories to work together to consolidate the future.
For Olivier Salleron, president of the FFB: “The signing of this sector declaration lays the essential foundation stone for the immediate launch of the Assises du BTP, announced a few weeks ago by Bruno Le Maire. They should make it possible to lead to a clear strengthening of the solidarity of the sector at the service of our customers and employment in France, with support from the State. »
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