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Luxinnovation, Luxembourg's national innovation agency, and the Dubai Internet City technology hub have formalized a strategic alliance. The agreement aims to boost cross-border collaboration and facilitate the expansion of technology companies between the European and Middle Eastern markets.
The Luxembourg government, through agencies such as Luxinnovation, has implemented a comprehensive support framework for companies investing in their green transition. The program includes direct grants and an 18% tax credit for decarbonization and digitalization projects, aiming to strengthen competitiveness in an increasingly demanding regulatory environment.
Measuring to act is the new imperative in corporate sustainability management. Understanding the methodology for calculating the carbon footprint, from direct emissions to those of the value chain, is key for companies to combine efficiency and environmental commitment, a process that in Luxembourg is being promoted through the Klimapakt fir Betriber initiative.
The Luxembourg government, together with Luxinnovation and Klima-Agence, has presented the key features of the 'Klimapakt fir Betriber' program to support companies in their energy transition. The goal is to combine sustainability and competitiveness through innovation and new digital tools.
Luxembourg presented the first fully digital version of its defense industry and technology catalog at Eurosatory 2026. Developed by Luxinnovation, the tool brings together 122 companies and research centers to foster strategic alliances and global business opportunities.
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