Competition to fill job positions at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business
07 Jul 2026Effective: 07 Jul 202648 views
Who is affected:
Career civil servants of the General State Administration
Summary
The Ministry of Economy convenes an internal competition so that civil servants can apply for vacant positions. The application deadline is 15 working days from publication.
Detailed analysis
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The Under-Secretariat of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business convenes a specific position provision competition aimed at civil servants in any administrative situation, except current firm suspension. Participants must accredit at least two years of permanence in their current definitive position, with limited …
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