DigiProces was pleased to join AeroS and 15 other Catalan companies on a business mission to Toulouse, one of Europe’s leading aerospace hubs. The visit gave us the opportunity to learn more about Aerospace Valley, Europe’s leading aerospace competitiveness cluster, and its collaborative approach to bringing companies, technology centres and institutions together to drive innovation and industrial development.
Taking part in initiatives promoted by AeroS is part of DigiProces’ commitment to aerospace, space and defence as key sectors for our continued development. Building connections with established ecosystems such as Toulouse’s, exchanging capabilities and identifying new avenues for collaboration are valuable steps towards strengthening our presence in these strategic markets and contributing to the European value chains shaping their future.
This valuable gathering brought together the Minister for Business and Labour, Miquel Sàmper Rodríguez, the Secretary for Digital Policies, Maria Galindo Garcia-Delgado, the Director of ACCIÓ in France, Christophe Arnoul, the Delegate of the Government of Catalonia in France, Eva Doya Le Besnerais, and a total of 16 companies that are members of AeroS Ecosystem: Addendum S.A, Airbus GeoTech, AIRTIFICIAL, CYP Core, DigiProces | EMS, GUTMAR, Heliswiss Ibérica, SA, J.JUAN, Lacus Electronic – Leonelli, Matrices y Moldes JFM s.a., MECANITZATS PRIVAT S.L., Okatent, Outrigo, SUINSA, Vilardell Purtí, and Tetralec Electrónica industrial.
