Professional Meeting
The Spanish Association of Foreign Trade Professionals (ACOCEX) is organizing its annual flagship event for the Spanish business community. The meeting will focus on the regulatory and technological changes shaping the new paradigm of global business, with particular attention to artificial intelligence, sustainability, and product safety.
La Spanish Association of Foreign Trade Professionals (ACOCEX), established as the leading reference point for the sector in Spain, has announced the celebration of its annual event, the Semana de la InternacionalizaciónThis strategic meeting is designed for managers and professionals seeking to successfully navigate the major regulatory, technological, and commercial changes that are redefining international trade.
The objective of the event is to act in the frontier of knowledgeproviding a forum to share expert analysis, generate business opportunities, and strengthen the Spanish business sector. The agenda will focus on the most pressing challenges and opportunities for companies with global operations, emphasizing digital transformation and new market requirements.
Digitalization, AI and Sustainability: the pillars of the new commerce
In an increasingly complex business environment, the Semana de la Internacionalización de ACOCEX It will address the areas that are having the greatest impact on global value chains. customs digitization It will be analyzed as a key factor for efficiency and regulatory compliance, at a time when the flow of goods demands more agile and transparent management.
Along with this, the artificial intelligence (AI) It is positioned as one of the central themes. The debate will explore how AI technologies are optimizing everything from predictive logistics to the identification of new markets, offering a decisive competitive advantage. Furthermore, the sustainability and ESG criteria (environmental, social and governance) will be treated not only as a regulatory requirement, but as a fundamental element for access to the European market and the building of a solid international brand.
Other key points of the program will include the product safety, the strategies of international implementation and the keys to effective access to the competitive European Union market, offering a comprehensive overview for exporting and importing companies.
| Thematic Area | Strategic Objective for Companies |
|---|---|
| Customs Digitization | Optimize operational efficiency and ensure regulatory compliance at the borders. |
| Artificial Intelligence (AI) | Improve decision-making, predictive logistics, and personalization of the international offer. |
| Sustainability and ESG | Access to markets with high demands and strengthen brand reputation. |
| Product Safety | Comply with international regulations and generate trust in the end consumer. |
| Access to the European Market | Overcoming barriers to entry and consolidating presence in the single market. |
Key points and frequently asked questions about ACOCEX's Internationalization Week
How does customs digitization, which will be discussed at the event, affect an exporting SME?
For SMEs, customs digitization is crucial for reducing costs, minimizing border wait times, and avoiding penalties for documentation errors. Attending this event will allow you to learn about the latest tools and regulatory changes for implementing more efficient and competitive processes, which is vital for operating on a level playing field with larger companies.
What practical application does artificial intelligence have for an export department?
AI can transform the operations of an export department by enabling predictive demand analysis in different markets, optimizing logistics routes in real time to reduce costs, automating tariff classification, and personalizing digital marketing strategies for each country. The event ACOCEX It will offer an overview of how to implement these technologies.
Why is sustainability a priority issue for accessing the European market?
The European market, through regulations such as the European Green Deal and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), has made sustainability a de facto requirement for market access. Companies that cannot demonstrate compliance with certain environmental and social standards will face trade barriers, additional tariffs, or even exclusion from the supply chains of major European buyers. Therefore, it is no longer an option, but a strategic necessity.





