Organized by the Economy Ministry and aired on January 12 and 13, 2021, the event sought to promote foreign investment in Chile.
read moreThe Ministers of Public Works, Foreign Relations, Energy, Mining and Agriculture also participated in the meeting.
read moreMicrosoft Corporation, the U.S. technology company, has announced its largest investment in 28 years of operations in Chile that will directly and indirectly generate 51,000 jobs.
read moreThe event “Chile: Re-boost to Investment and New Business Opportunities” focused on debate about the challenges facing the global and local economy in the context of economic reactivation; it also included the announcement of investments by overseas companies.
read moreThe Energy Ministry has held meetings with companies from the main world powers and anticipates over US$20,000 million in investment in Chile.
read moreThe largest mining exhibition in Latin America has been adapted to match the sanitary restrictions currently being experienced by Chile and the world, and will be streamed between November 10 and 13.
read moreThe primary objectives of the strategy are to produce the world’s cheapest green hydrogen by 2030, be among the three leading exporters by 2040 and have 5 GW of electrolysis capacity under development by 2025.
read moreThrough to August, the inflow reached US$10,161 million, according to figures released by the Central Bank.
read moreIn a new #InvestChileTalks webinar, Energy Minister Juan Carlos Jobet talked about Chile’s energy transition and its National Hydrogen Strategy.
read moreThe agency met with over 20 Chinese companies in a webinar in which it reported that, in 2019, its portfolio of Chinese projects – at different stages of development – increased by 167% to US$4,850 million.
read moreOrganized by the Economy Ministry and aired on January 12 and 13, 2021, the event sought to promote foreign investment in Chile.
The Ministers of Public Works, Foreign Relations, Energy, Mining and Agriculture also participated in the meeting.
Microsoft Corporation, the U.S. technology company, has announced its largest investment in 28 years of operations in Chile that will directly and indirectly generate 51,000 jobs.
The event “Chile: Re-boost to Investment and New Business Opportunities” focused on debate about the challenges facing the global and local economy in the context of economic reactivation; it also included the announcement of investments by overseas companies.
The Energy Ministry has held meetings with companies from the main world powers and anticipates over US$20,000 million in investment in Chile.
The largest mining exhibition in Latin America has been adapted to match the sanitary restrictions currently being experienced by Chile and the world, and will be streamed between November 10 and 13.