This Virtual Instructor-Led training course focuses on the theoretical concepts that participants should be able to apply to their real-life project or asset at the conclusion of this course. This course is a must to keep up to date with important infrastructure sustainability trends and developments and understand how to implement an IS rating scheme strategy to ultimately achieve a Certified IS Rating.

Every Friday in May from 8:00am-11:00 San Diego time we will be hosting live panels and presentations

New Exhibition - Barbara Macfarlane: Land Marks

ICEX-Invest in Spain will be present at the next edition of the CPhI JAPAN fair, one of the main meeting points of the pharmaceutical industry in the Asia region, to be held in Tokyo from April 14th to 16th

Join our first Swiss Machining Seminar and benefit from 23 machining experts sharing their rich experience in machining and automation in the Chinese market. Topics cover a wide range of industries, from automotive, mass production, machining in aerospace, exotic medical materials and 5-axes machining, to smart factory automation and high-end coolant.

Starting from April 7 and until April 30, travellers from the UK as well as Austria and Israel will be allowed to travel to Italy and will be subject to the same requirements as arrivals from other European countries.

The FinTech industry is consolidating its position in Chile. According to a study conducted by EY and the FinTech Association (FinteChile), the pandemic has provided an opportunity to grow in a context in which digital transformation has played a crucial role in the development of this market.

More than a quarter of Chile’s population has received at least one shot, a feat that only Britain, Israel and the Seychelles have managed to top. Chileans have not had to wait in long lines or navigate confusing signups. Anti-vaccine sentiment, a major hurdle elsewhere, remains low.

The project is part of the US$55 million that its parent company, Bimbo, will invest in Chile over the next two years.

Beyond the strong growth reported again by China for Chilean non-copper exports last year – with US$6.9 billion in shipments and a 22% increase over 2019 – other less common markets showed striking growth.