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==Economy==
[[File:Camcom.JPG|thumb|Burués building, current Chamber of Commerce of Navarra]]

Pamplona has shifted in a few decades from a little administrative and even rural town to a medium-size city of industry and services. The [[Industrial sector|industry]] sector is diversified although the most important activity is related to [[automobile industry]]. The Landaben automotive plant opened in 1966, where [[Authi]] produced cars under license from [[British Motor Corporation]]. In 1975 the plant was bought by [[SEAT]], which later became part of the [[Volkswagen Group]] in 1994. It produced over 8 million units of the [[Volkswagen Polo|Polo]] from 1984 to 2024, and currently produces the [[Volkswagen T-Cross|T-Cross]] and [[Volkswagen Taigo|Taigo]]. The city has also many auxiliary industries that work for Volkswagen and other companies.

Other remarkable industries are [[building materials]], [[metalworking]] and [[food processing]]. Renewable energy technologies are also an increasing economic sector ([[wind turbine]] manufacturing and [[Wind power|generation]]) and neighboring [[Egüés|Sarriguren]] is the seat of the [[Siemens Gamesa|Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy]], National Centre for Renewable Energies (CENER)<ref>{{in lang|es}} [http://www.cener.com/ Cener.com]</ref> and of [[Acciona Energy|Acciona Energía]].

Pamplona is the main commercial and services centre of Navarre. Its area of influence is not beyond the province, except for the [[University of Navarre]] and its teaching hospital, which provide private educational and health services nationwide.