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LocationBrussels
ProgrammesThis September, a delegation from Spain of about 40 companies/organisations from the Spanish regions Extremadura, La Rioja, Navarra and Aragón, will visit Brussels. They are interested in meeting companies, research organisations, universities, ... from Flanders in the framework of Horizon Europe call topics. The B2B meeting with stakeholders from Flanders is organised by Enterprise Europe Network (E.E.N.) Flanders, supported by NCP Flanders, Flanders Innovation and Entrepreneurship (VLAIO) and Flanders Investment and Trade (FIT).
Spanish participants have provided their profiles and preference for Horizon Europe topics, as well as the description of the Belgian partners sought for B2B meetings to build consortiums for joint Horizon Europe proposals - all in the form of a catalogue. You can consult the finalised catalogue of interested companies here.
You can express your interest in a specific Spanish company's/organisation's profile by email: mail to greet.devos@vlaio.be, patrick.demolder@vlaio.be and arnout.geys@fitagency.be if you are interested to join this matchmaking event.
Further practical information of this event will be made available early September.
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