The institutional meeting, held this week at the Sevilla TechPark facilities, served to reinforce collaboration between both innovation ecosystems and explore new technological cooperation opportunities. The Cuban delegation, including representatives from Aiditec Systems and KEROS, showed significant interest in the trajectory and growth of Sevilla TechPark as an innovation benchmark.
During the meeting, a commemorative plaque was presented to the general director of Sevilla TechPark, Luis Pérez Díaz, symbolizing the established relationship. The experience exchange focused on identifying key learnings and mutual collaboration opportunities, with a particular emphasis on developing materials and systems for lightning protection, combining Aiditec Systems' expertise with KEROS' local presence in Cuba.
This alliance is based on the agreement signed in 2022 between the Sevillian technology park and its Havana counterpart. The agreement aims to promote cooperation between companies and entities from both parks, facilitating their internationalization through 'soft-landing' services, experience exchange, and the joint identification of business and investment opportunities.
