Ferrovial's Chairman, Rafael del Pino, today highlighted the need to maintain "productive investment" in order to lay the foundations for "growth in the future". Speaking to the shareholders at the annual meeting, Del Pino called for sustained investment in infrastructure as it "has proven its ability to generate wealth, dynamize the economy and create jobs".

Maji ni Uhai has been named as a winner of the European Business Awards for the Environment in the category of 'International cooperation for sustainable development'.

In collaboration with the NGO AMREF, Ferrovial is building sanitation and water infrastructure in the Serengeti District, which will supply drinking water to more than 50,000 people - 40% of the region's population.

Telefónica will provide and manage fixed and mobile telecommunications and leading-edge information technology services in 49 countries from a single Global Management Centre in Madrid.

With this project, Ferrovial is defining a key component that will support its international expansion both flexibly and uniformly as it extends its concessions throughout the world.

The Company has presented some solid results in which it highlights the strength of the underlying core business units.

The veteran journalist Manuel Campo Vidal interviews the Chairman of Ferrovial, Rafael del Pino, who talks through some historic milestones and delves into the strategy of the Company.

The new Ferrovial has over 100,000 employees in 49 countries; it has 48 billion euro in assets and 14 billion euro in annual revenues, and its infrastructures are used by 1.2 billion euro people each year. The company has invested 68.2 billion dollars in transport infrastructure since 1985.

The Ferrovial Servicios subsidiary will maintain historic gardens belonging to Spain's National Heritage in five provinces.

A decade in which a pioneering idea has been converted into a multinational company with assets in seven countries, 2,841 km of roads under concession and over 270,000 parking spaces.