geopolitical tensions have reached a new boiling point. The re-election of Donald Trump has reinforced the protectionist policy of United States, intensifying the rivalry with China on multiple fronts, with the dispute for supremacy in AI as one of the central axes.
However, while USA and China face each other in the commercial and technological field, the world is witnessing a growing geopolitical fragmentation, with armed conflicts that reconfigure alliances and redefine the global balance.
From Ukraine y Middle East to Indo-Pacific, tension is no longer the exception, but the norm.
Asturias in a fragmented world
Key sectors for Asturias, such as the automotive, naval, agri-food and textile industries, may be affected by the volatility of energy costs, tariff barriers and restrictions on access to strategic raw materials.
Ricardo Santamaría, Director of Risk and Debt Management of Cesce, participates with his presentation 'Geostrategy in the new world order' (10:20 h)
Date: May 22
Time: 10:00 – 13:30 h
Location: Eurostars La Reconquista Hotel (Oviedo)

