The Jacetania Business Association (ACOMSEJA) has received the National Open-Air Shopping Center Award in Zaragoza as part of the 2026 National Domestic Trade Awards. At the same ceremony, CEOE CEPYME Huesca received an honorable mention in the category of Technological Ideas Applicable to Commerce.
ACOMSEJA recognized for boosting commerce in Jaca and the Jacetania region
The national award recognizes ACOMSEJA’s work to establish Jaca and the Jacetania region as an active and competitive commercial area. The association promotes initiatives aimed at strengthening businesses’ activity and their ties to the local community.
Its activities include promotional campaigns, revitalization initiatives, loyalty programs, member training, and digitalization projects. These efforts aim to help local businesses adapt to changing consumer habits and improve their competitiveness.
ACOMSEJA is part of CEOE CEPYME Huesca and works continuously with the confederation to strengthen business associations in the province.
CEOE CEPYME Huesca receives recognition for technological innovation in commerce
The honorable mention awarded to CEOE CEPYME Huesca recognizes the work of its Commerce and Services division in modernizing small businesses. The department develops province-wide projects focused on digital transformation, sustainability, accessibility, and business competitiveness.
Its initiatives include COMDUR – Comercio Durable, a cross-border cooperation project that provides participating businesses with sustainability and efficiency tools.
CEOE CEPYME Huesca President Avelina Bellostas said the distinction highlights efforts to bring innovation and sustainability tools closer to retailers, both in the provincial capital and in smaller municipalities. She also noted that the coincidence of this recognition with ACOMSEJA’s award reflects the impact of collaboration between organizations.
Cooperation strengthens local commerce in the province of Huesca
The collaboration between ACOMSEJA and CEOE CEPYME Huesca makes it possible to share resources, expand initiatives across municipalities, and transfer successful experiences to different parts of the province. Both organizations thanked retailers, associations, technical teams, and public institutions for their involvement in the projects undertaken.
The recognition comes at a time when local commerce continues to maintain services in municipalities, create jobs, and serve as an important tool in addressing depopulation.
