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The La Rioja region is located between two of the most important economic and communications axes in northern Spain, the Ebro Valley and the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. There are just over 315,600 inhabitants (2018), with more than 50% of the population concentrated in Logroño, the capital

The location allows easy access to the entire central and northern part of the country and the interior, and to the border with France, a gateway to Europe for the free circulation of goods, people, and capital.

La Rioja has a series of features that make it ideal for any business investment: Institutional stability, social harmony, industrial land availability; accessible and well-equipped, and competitive labor costs.

La Rioja's location allows easy access to the entire central and northern part of the country, the interior, and to the border with France as a gateway to Europe

La Rioja is at the center of the Ebro axis, and thanks to the industrialization and expansion of modern transportation systems, it has become a major national industrial hub.

The region’s economic activity is defined by a strong industrial sector and a per capita GDP above the national average.

La Rioja offers excellent quality of life, comprehensive healthcare, and an incomparable natural environment, all of which is reflected in a life expectancy of over 84 years.