Economic journal of Spain's foreign business
The RepCore Nations 2026 report, prepared by Reputation Lab, ranks Spain among the twelve nations with the best global reputation. The presentation of the study, organized by the Leading Brands of Spain Forum, was held in collaboration with the Next Education business school, reaffirming the strategic value of the 'nation brand' for international business.
The Institute for the Promotion of the Region of Murcia (INFO) has launched its 2026-2027 Internationalization Scholarship program, offering 10 places for university students. The aim is to train future professionals in foreign trade in strategic destinations and strengthen the export capacity of companies in Murcia.
The Ivace+i International scholarship program has registered an average increase of 20,45% in applications for the 2027 call. Both young graduates and companies in the Valencian Community are showing a growing interest in this specialized training, which seeks to enhance talent in international business.
The president of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, José Luis Bonet, inaugurated the course "Spain in a new Europe" at the UIMP, where he advocated for strengthening European capacity in critical sectors without giving up on open trade, highlighting the leading role that Spanish companies must play.
The employers' association UNO and Nebrija University have forged a strategic alliance to align higher education with the needs of the logistics sector. The agreement provides academic accreditation for UNO's master's program and strengthens Nebrija's undergraduate degree, aiming to improve employability and management skills.
The Valenciaport Foundation has concluded the 34th edition of its Master's Program in Port Management, surpassing the milestone of 1.000 graduates. The ceremony, presided over by Mar Chao (APV), featured a keynote address by Jaime de Jaraíz, CEO of LG Spain, who championed human capital as the key factor for competitiveness.
On July 7th, an online seminar will analyze the complexities of the intra-company transfer permit (ICT) and compare it with the authorization for Highly Qualified Professionals (PAC). The aim is to equip companies with tools for more efficient migration management, aligned with their overall strategy.
The Madrid Automotive Cluster (MCA) held its "Talent in the Automotive Industry" awards ceremony with the support of senior officials from the Community and City of Madrid. The ceremony underscored the region's strategic commitment to training and attracting qualified talent for a sector undergoing profound transformation.
The Port of Cartagena is consolidating its position as an international benchmark for United Nations port training. Its management model, endorsed by awards such as the EMAS Awards, and the specialization of its operators position it as a strategic hub in the Mediterranean.
The FETEIA-OLTRA Executive Committee, chaired by Enric Ticó, has outlined the strategic direction for the Spanish freight forwarding sector. The recent meeting focused on continuing education, diversifying financing options, and announcing elections to be held on October 1st during their congress in Tenerife.
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