October 7, 2016

Feliu N&I participates in the MATELEC Madrid trade show

On the 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th of October, the MATELEC (International Exhibition of Solutions for the Electrical and Electronic Industry) was held in Madrid, a sectorial event in which more than 45,000 visitors from 80 countries were expected, making it one of the main export and marketing platforms in southern Europe.

Feliu N&I, in collaboration with AMEC, the association with which it shared a stand throughout the fair, participated in the space reserved for international market conferences on Wednesday 26 October, offering a presentation by the director Montserrat Feliu, on aspects to take into account in an establishment in Peru, and a table for personalised advice on establishment and expatriation in the USA.

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