The Sagunt City Council hosted a recognition event for Javier Martín and Eloy Castro, the first students from the city to achieve the top award in the 10th edition of the Fem Futur Awards. The competition, organized by the association Seniors Españoles para la Cooperación Técnica (SECOT), took place on May 7th in Gandia.

The winning project, named 'Mova Park', is an application developed with the collaboration of their teacher, Pau Lluch, which uses artificial intelligence to facilitate parking searches and optimize urban space management.

This year, the competition received 44 proposals from across the Valencian Community, with only 8 reaching the final stage. The Fem Futur awards are supported by Caixa Popular, the General Directorates of Vocational Training and Economy of the Generalitat Valenciana, as well as the Sagunt City Council and the Camp de Morvedre Business Association (Asecam).

The mayor of Sagunt, Darío Moreno, and the Councilor for Education, Raúl Palmero, welcomed the students to congratulate them on this achievement, which highlights the young talent and teaching vocation of the region. Moreno emphasized that this is the first time Sagunt has received such a significant recognition in the awards, and highlighted how the 'Mova Park' project aligns with the municipality's future pillars: sustainability, digitalization, and mobility.

For his part, Raúl Palmero celebrated the success of the two students, Javier Martín and Eloy de Castro, describing their project as a "pioneering, creative, and forward-looking reference that champions sustainability and societal well-being".