This came during the advisor's visit to ALV Company, which is a company that converts cars from traditional fuel to electronic fuel, in the Austrian city of Graz, in the presence of the company's president, Professor Helmut List.
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The advisor pointed out that the automotive summit, which was held yesterday at the government headquarters, was centered on an open dialogue with experts on the development of the automotive industry, which provides more than 300,000 jobs.
The chancellor said it is important to improve competitiveness and combat climate change through research and technological opening up.
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