Shenzhen, known as China’s Silicon Valley and the birthplace of technology giants such as Huawei, attracts billions in R&D investment every year and is home to more than one million companies. It is in this environment that the Government of Navarra, through the International Plan of Navarra (PIN), has organised a multi-sector mission aimed at Navarrese companies with a strong technology focus, seeking to accelerate their presence in the Asian market.<\/p>\n
A programme designed to generate business and build partnerships<\/strong><\/p>\n The mission’s agenda combines complementary formats to maximise the impact for each participant. The programme includes an institutional and business forum bringing together Chinese and Navarrese companies, tailored B2B meetings, and visits to businesses and technology centres in the Longhua district, one of Shenzhen’s leading innovation hubs. This approach allows Navarrese companies to gain first-hand knowledge of the territory’s industrial and technological landscape, identify business opportunities and establish contacts with potential partners and clients.<\/p>\n The Director General of Business Development and Infrastructure, \u00cd\u00f1igo Arruti, has highlighted that the mission represents not only a prospecting opportunity, but also a gateway to a world-class technology knowledge ecosystem that would be difficult to access through any other means.<\/p>\n