May 27, 2016

09/06/2016 Workshop: Uruguay, an investment destination

Next Thursday, June 9th, Feliu N&I will participate in a conference under the title “Uruguay, investment destination” that will take place in Foment del Treball, in Barcelona.

Mr. Joan Canals, President of the International Commission of Foment del Treball, Mr. Antonio Carámbula, Executive Director of Uruguay XXI, Mr. Francisco Bustillo, Ambassador of the Embassy of Uruguay in Spain, will make the welcoming speeches.
Mr. Alvaro Brunini, Investment Manager of Uruguay XXI and Ms. Ana Rey, President of the National Institute of Logistics, will make their presentation on Business Opportunities and Logistics Hub for South America.
Ms. Montserrat Feliu, managing partner of Feliu N&I, will present the key aspects to take into account when setting up abroad.
In addition, Ms. Neus Ribes, Global Director of International Financial Institutions Latam of Banc Sabadell, will explain the Financial System in Uruguay.
We will also have the participation of the company Airpharm, where Mr. Emili Ventura, Sales and Operations Manager, will explain his experience in the country.

Otros Actos y Jornadas

CHILE INTRODUCES REFORM PROPOSAL WITH SIGNIFICANT TAX AND REGULATORY IMPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESSES

July 15, 2026

Chile is currently considering a comprehensive legislative reform that introduces a range of tax, regulatory and administrative measures with the potential to reshape the country’s business and investment environment. Although the proposal must still complete the legislative process before becoming law, it already outlines significant changes that companies operating in, or planning to invest in,

THE PORT OF BARCELONA AND THE PORT OF SHANGHAI SIGN A STRATEGIC AGREEMENT: OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPANISH COMPANIES IN CHINA AND CHINESE COMPANIES IN SPAIN

July 15, 2026

On 10 June 2026, the Port of Barcelona, the Shanghai Municipal Transportation Commission (SMTC) and the Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) signed a new strategic cooperation agreement officially establishing the “sister ports” relationship between both infrastructures. The agreement consolidates years of joint work and creates a formal framework for technical collaboration between two of the

SPAIN IS BACK ON THE EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL MAP, AND IT IS NO COINCIDENCE

July 9, 2026

Forty years ago, major German, French, and Nordic companies looked south and saw an opportunity. Spain had just joined the European Economic Community, operating costs were competitive, and access to the Single Market was guaranteed. Volkswagen acquired SEAT. Ford chose Valencia to manufacture vehicles for export across Europe. The chemical, aerospace, and automotive components industries