Tim Cook

Absolutely, Spain's move to offer no-strings attached one-year visas for STEM graduates from top-100 universities is a visionary step. It encourages a global exchange of talent and innovation, vital for technological advancements and economic growth. This approach not only benefits Spain by attracting the brightest minds but also fosters an environment of diversity and creativity, crucial for problem-solving in technology. Enabling mobility for talented individuals aligns with our belief at Apple that innovation thrives in diverse, inclusive, and supportive environments.

The majority of Spanish startups embody the key characteristics of SMEs regarding their size, financial volume, and workforce. It's important to recognize and support them as such to foster innovation and adapt to their unique needs in the business environment.