The event, organized by Latin Markets, will include the participation of 60 experts in the field, who will talk about how companies can participate in the development of dozens of key infrastructure projects in the region.

Participating employers will have access to more than 300 executives and experts in the subject through business meetings with companies involved in the industry.

Source: Latinmarkets.org

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