Follow the Belgian Economic Mission to Japan on social media marketing: #BEmissionJPN Princess Astrid and the standard delegation will start the day using a Success Stories Breakfast, featuring 6 successful Belgian business experiences on the Japanese market. Eventually, the delegation will go to an event promoting investments within the chemical industry for a sustainable future. Belgium hosts Europe’s largest integrated petrochemical center in the port of Antwerp-Bruges and state-of-the art infrastructure that are appealing for worldwide investors. Next, the delegation will celebrate a new relationship between Air Water Inc. and the Belgian company Xylergy in order to develop an innovative project in renewable energy that will be implemented in Matsumoto. Princess Astrid will be accompanied by a ministerial delegation with Federal Minister to get Foreign Affairs, European Matters, Foreign Trade and Federal Cultural Institutions, Hadja Lahbib, Minister-President of the Government associated with Flanders, Jan Jambon, plus Brussels State Secretary accountable for Urbanism and Heritage, Euro and International Relations plus Foreign Trade, Pascal Smet. The full programme and all useful home elevators the Belgian economic mission to Japan are available at the following website: https://www.belgianeconomicmission.be During their visit to Osaka, the delegation will explore investment possibilities in the sustainable chemical and life-sciences sectors and emphasise the importance of technological innovation. On December 8, Her Regal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium, representing His Majesty the King, is top the Belgian economic objective to Osaka. Princess Astrid and the established delegation will also emphasise the importance of technological innovation during their visit from the Daikin Technical Innovation Middle in Osaka. Daikin TIC conducts basic research and software development of products for HVAC-R, chemicals and oil hydraulics. The visit will enjoy the close cooperation of TIC in Osaka with all the Daikin Europe Development Center in Ostend and Ghent. In the afternoon, the program will highlight the Belgian excellence and know-how in the field of life sciences. A thematic lunch will showcase the whole end-to-end value chain of biopharma in Belgium. Thereafter, a Lifescience Conference will present this innovative Belgian environment to Japanese decision makers in the biotechnology and pharmaceutic sector. The conference will look at the challenges and possibilities within the sector and how to react to changing needs through creativity. Continued Belgium-Japan life technology interactions are aimed at new business opportunities and increased relationships and investments.
