The mixed commission for DANA will convene quarterly to foster constructive dialogue and cooperation between the Spanish government and the regional government of Valencia.
A recently formed mixed commission to address the aftermath of the DANA (a flood-related disaster) is set to meet every three months, indicating a shift to a more constructive approach between local and national governments. This comes approximately 16 months after the disaster, reflecting a consensus that tensions have eased in the surrounding communities. Valencia’s president, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, has noted the importance of maintaining an atmosphere of understanding, which is seen as crucial for ongoing collaboration in recovery efforts.
