January 22, 2021

Register for the Webinar: “Brexit, now what will happen to people and goods?”

On Friday January 22nd at 9:00 am we will participate in the webinar “BREXIT, AND NOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO PEOPLE AND GOODS?” organized by the Chamber of Tarragona.

The session will be led by Carlos Arola, CEO of Arola Aduanas & Consignaciones and Montserrat Feliu Costa, Managing Partner at Feliu N&I and ExpatFeliu.

During their speeches, they will explain the new relationship that since the beginning of the year we have with the United Kingdom, one of the main trading partners of the EU and of Spanish companies.

The session will be practical and will deal with the changes that companies that have commercial relations with the United Kingdom, whether they are industrial or service companies, should be aware of.

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