The County council "Conseil General" in partnership with consular organisations, employers' groups, professional unions, State service and local authorities have favoured establishing structures to accommodate companies: business incubators , company "hotels" and rental workshops, support to market lots designed to accommodate economic activity, requalification of activity centres, support for technology transfer, assistance missions for export, and active participation in pro-fessional exhibitions.
This area enjoys an exceptional location due to major trunk roads RN16, RN17, A1, A16 , current creation of quick links connecting the northern section of the Francilienne, Parisis Intercommunal Boulevard , as well as the Roissy Charles de Gaulle international airport airport, TGV high speed train railway station, RER suburban train station, etc. Many municipalities such as Sarcelles, Louvres, or Saint-Witz are also developing new activity zones to accommodate companies interested by the nearby airport and its services, the exceptional road infrastructure quality RN16, RN17, A1, A16, etc.
The Val d'Oise department has mutually complementary economic poles: - in the heart of the Plaine de France area, opening of the A 16 motorway has caused the current expansion of activity zones along the RN 1 between Deuil-la-Barre, Domont, and Monsoult, built near quality urban centres,.
Cergy-Pontoise was built on a territory approximately the size of Paris beginning in , and within a generation has become a true city , residents equipped with all of the facilities necessary to the well-being of those who live and work there. Over 4, companies provide 90, jobs for an approximately equivalent size active population. This has always been the developers' objective.
The Val d'Oise departement French County , created when the Paris Region was divided up in , quickly asserted itself as a dynamic department. Its 1. The Val d'Oise department, located in the North and Northwest periphery of the Paris urban area, truly enjoys a privileged location as both "gateway" to the Paris metropolis, and as an area open to Northern Europe Great Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands, etc.
