A major burden for the takeoff of public-private collaboration is mutual distrust. Both the public and private sectors admit this, but at the same time, they agree that it will be difficult to reach national goals in such transcendental matters as housing, the energy and digital transition, and infrastructure, without the sum of both parts. All of this was confirmed during a conference on this subject organized by the Economy and Business Foundation, of the Association of Economists, and the Cerdà Institute.

The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, tried to win over Catalan businesspeople during his intervention at the Cercle d'Economia announcing investments in "strategic infrastructures" through a public-private collaboration system to accelerate the construction of infrastructures with investments of up to 3.3 billion euros. This Tuesday, the executive council of the Generalitat "analyzed the projects" and the spokesperson for the Generalitat, Sílvia Paneque, assured at the press conference following the meeting that the Government's intention is for the works to begin in the autumn-winter of next year and for them to be available in about "six years".