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💡How can education better connect to real jobs in port cities? This spotlight on Seville and Málaga gives some answers.

This month, we're putting the spotlight on the Spanish PortAbility cluster.

What does it actually look like when vocational education connects to the real economy of a port city? That's exactly what our partners in Andalusia are helping us find out on the ground, in Seville and Málaga.

Seville is a city unlike any other in Spain. Its port is the country's only inland seaport, sitting at the meeting point of logistics, industry, rail, road, and river. It forces you to think differently about how goods move, how industries connect, and what skills that economy actually needs.

Málaga tells a different story. A coastal city where cruise activity, tourism, freight logistics, and the push for sustainability are all happening at once and where the question of who gets access to those opportunities matters enormously.

Together, these two cities give PortAbility something rare: a genuinely dual perspective on what port-city transformation looks like in practice, and what role training and education can play in making that transformation more inclusive.

If you work in VET, ports, urban development, or economic policy this is the kind of work worth following.

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Rinova Málaga · INCOMAgroup · Cámara de Comercio de Sevilla · Autoridad Portuaria de Sevilla · IES Politécnico Sevilla · Promálaga


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