The mask, as everyone saw live on television at the last meeting of European leaders at the Europa Building in Brussels, is now also a form of communication, as well as a necessity to protect public health. He is not mistaken who says that this protection, almost ignored until two years ago, will continue to accompany us for a long time. The leaders of the EU countries had some created for the European event, such as the Luxembourg Prime Minister, Xavier Bettel, who expressed joy with "Good morning!" ("Moien!") Or patriotic pride such as those displaying embroidered national flags. Only Angela Merkel, known for her sobriety, has worn a white mask and without writing. But the personalized ones, indispensable companions of life for who knows how much more, have become fashionable.
All this to say that there is light even in the dark. Many European businessmen have understood that this human need to protect themselves from the “invisible enemy” will not end the long-awaited end of the pandemic and that is why they have invested in the production of an instrument that is already necessary. In Spain, on the outskirts of Seville, it was the Italians who started up the first Andalusian factory of anti-Covid masks.