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Jorge García, new director of Telefónica in the Valencian Community
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Jorge García, new director of Telefónica in the Valencian Community

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 12:43

Telefónica announced the appointment of Jorge García as the new regional director of the company in the Valencian Community. Jorge García is Valencian and assumes this leadership position in the telecommunications company.

From this position, Jorge García will be responsible for leading all of Telefónica's activity in the Valencian territory. His actions will include coordinating the company's operations and strategies in the region.

One of the main missions of the new director will be to strengthen Telefónica's relationship with the local business sector, public administrations and the Valencian innovative ecosystem. The objective is to strengthen these strategic partnerships.

This appointment comes within the framework of efforts to continue driving the digital transformation of the region, positioning the Valencian Community as a more digitized territory through Telefónica's initiatives.

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