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About Region of Pays-de-la-Loir

The Pays de la Loire region brings together departments: Loire-Atlantique, Maine-et-Loire, Mayenne, Sarthe and Vendée. It has millions of inhabitants spread across municipalities. It is a territory balanced between rural and urban areas, organized around large cities (Nantes, Saint-Nazaire, Angers, Cholet, Le Mans, Laval and La-Roche-sur-Yon) and municipalities with fewer inhabitants. Bordered by km of coastline and crisscrossed by the Loire, the region has the first port on the Atlantic coast. Its economic dynamism is a real strength which allows it to have the lowest unemployment rate in France. Its economic fabric is based on a network of SMEs, but also on the aeronautics industry and the agri-food sector. Tourist and nautical activities are growing, innovation is facilitated thanks to dedicated infrastructures spread across the entire territory. Land of sport and culture, the region hosts internationally renowned events, such as the H of Le Mans, the Vendée Globe or the Folle Journe de Nantes. The Pays de la Loire is rich in associations and volunteers, including those who intervene at least once a week. This associative sector contributes greatly to the dynamism and attractiveness of the region, thanks to which the Pays de la Loire is a land where life is good. The leading region in France in terms of quality of life, it attracts more residents each year. The Pays de la Loire Regional Council has elected officials headed by Christelle Morançais. The Pays de la Loire administration, made up of more than 100,000 agents, serves the daily life of Loire residents: transport, education, training, apprenticeship, economic development, regional planning, culture, research, innovation, etc.