The Canary Islands unfold their innovative potential at Transfiere Málaga 2024

 

El Palace of Congresses and Fairs of Malaga has become the epicenter of innovation, and Canary Islands did not want to miss the opportunity to show its potential. Under a unified brand and in a cutting-edge exhibition space, public and private institutions have collaborated to highlight the archipelago's strengths in R&D&I.

 

The Minister of Universities, Science and Innovation and Culture of the Government of the Canary Islands, Migdalia Machin, inaugurated the space «Innovation Room» together with the general director of the Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI), Jose Moises Martin CarterIn his words, Machín emphasized: "The Canary Islands are making a firm commitment to innovation as an engine of economic and social development. This event is a key platform to showcase our talent and capabilities to the world."

 

During the day, panels and presentations of innovative projects were held, where 15 Canarian companies had the opportunity to present their proposals to investors and potential collaborators.

 

David Perez-Dionis ChineaThe Director General of Organic Coordination and Strategic Projects of the Government of the Canary Islands emphasized the importance of innovation as a strategic area for the archipelago: "We have promoted this participation to show that the Canary Islands is making a firm commitment to its innovative environment, also taking advantage of the tax incentives that attract business projects."

 

Javier Franco Ant, director of the Canary Islands Agency for Research, Innovation and Information Society (ACIISI), highlighted the potential of the Canary Islands to consolidate itself as a "hub" of reference in strategic areas"Our scientific and technological ecosystem and our unique natural environment allow us to attract high-value talent and investment. Forums like Transfiere give us the opportunity to generate new alliances and synergies."

 

Pablo Martin Carbajal, CEO of ProexcaHe highlighted the competitive advantages of the Canary Islands, including its tax incentives, connectivity, quality of life, and legal security: "We are aware of the potential the Canary Islands have for developing technological projects. We need these spaces to continue promoting our advantages and for companies to learn about trends and establish contacts."

 

The participation of the Canary Islands in Transfiere Málaga 2024 has been a success, consolidating its image as an innovative and attractive territory for investment

 

Migdalia MachinHe noted: "The Canary Islands are making a firm commitment to innovation as an engine of economic and social development. This event is a key platform to showcase our talent and capabilities to the world."

 

For its part, David Perez-Dionis ChineaHe commented: "We have promoted this participation to show that the Canary Islands is making a firm commitment to its innovative environment, also taking advantage of the tax incentives that attract business projects."

 

“Our scientific and technological ecosystem and our unique natural environment allow us to attract high-value talent and investment. Forums like Transfiere give us the opportunity to generate new alliances and synergies,” he said. Javier Franco Ant.

 

Finally, Pablo Martin CarbajalHe noted: "We are aware of the potential that the Canary Islands have for developing technological projects. We need these spaces to continue promoting our advantages and for companies to learn about trends and establish contacts."