June 15, 2016

Uruguay as an investment destination

Last Thursday, June 9th, Feliu N&I participated in a conference entitled “Uruguay, investment destination” that took place in Foment del Treball, in Barcelona.

Mr. David Tornos, International Director of Foment del Treball, Mr. Antonio Carámbula, Executive Director of Uruguay XXI, Ms. Noelia Martínez, Consul General of the Consulate of Uruguay in Spain, made the welcome speech.
Mr. Alvaro Brunini, Investment Manager of Uruguay XXI and Ms. Ana Rey, President of the National Institute of Logistics, made their presentation on Business Opportunities and Logistics Hub for South America.
Ms. Montserrat Feliu, managing partner of Feliu N&I, presented 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, explained the Financial System in Uruguay.

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