With the slogan «Challenge Accepted and the main aim is to highlight the innovative and extroverted of Greece, approximately 35 – as expected – companies-members of the Association of Mobile Application Businesses of Greece (SEKEE) will join forces for the second year in a row, participating with a single, national stand at the GSMA Mobile World Congress, the “World Festival” of the Wireless Communications, which will be hosted in Barcelona from February 24-27, 2014. Their aim is to present new innovative solutions, applications and services, proving their readiness to respond to the challenges of the times.
The official announcement was made during the Infocom World Conference, on October 30, and the event was welcomed by the Minister of Development, Kostis Hatzidakis, the General Secretary of Telecommunications & Post Office, Menelaos Daskalakis, and the president of EETT, Leonidas Kanellos.
In their effort to network with top executives of the sector, making contacts with potential new partners and investors, but also highlighting the recent achievements of the Greek Technological Community, the members of the mission will have with them representatives of both the academic field and start-ups, sending a resounding message to the demanding international audience, that Greece favors synergies, supports its rich human resources and invests in the future.
The Business Mission in Barcelona is part of the series of extroverted actions under the title Synergies, which are planned in partnership by the Innovative Business Associations SKEE (Mobile Apps), ENEBI (Microelectronics), EBIDITE (Aerospace), H-Bio (Biotechnology) and ENE (Startups), for the period 2013 – 2014.
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Related files:
Business Today 6/11/13 – Participation for the second year with a single theme stand
Com Today 5/11/13 – SEKEE: Final stretch for MWC2014
Net fax 5/11/13 – SEEKE: In the final stretch for MWC2014
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