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The SIL 2014 will go back to receive the greater International Congress of the sector

13/05/2014

13 May 2014

The International Living room of the Logistics and of the Maintenance (SIL 2014) will retell a year more with the greater International Congress of the sector that englobará all the sectors that form part of the chain of supply. The present edition of the International Congress of the SIL, that will celebrate inside the Living room of the 3 to 5 June, will have a total of 16 days, the participation of 230 speakers of recognised international prestige, a hundred of cases of success of companies of distinct industrial states. Enrique Lacalle, President of the SIL, ensures that “it does not exist in Europe any another international congress like the one of the SIL” and adds that “the aim of this year is to surpass the 3.600 assistants that had the past year”.

The International Congress of the SIL will have the celebration of the 17º SIL Logistics Directors Symposium, where will take place the distinct days that give answer to the distinct sectors of the industry, the 12º Forum Mediterranean of Logistics and Transport —with the 7ª Mediterranean Summit of Ports—, and the 3ª Latin American Summit of Logistics and Transport.

The big novelty of this year will be the celebration of the Session of Autonomic Advisers that will be chaired by the secretary of State of Infrastructures, Transport and House, Rafael Catalá Polo. Also it will have the participation of the advisers of the sector of the Basque Government, the Government of Catalonia, the Xunta de Galicia, the Generalitat Valencian, the Government of Aragon, the Autonomous Community of Canaries and of the Board of Castile and Leon, the Viceconsejero of the Board of Andalucia and the general director of Terrestrial Transport of the Community of Madrid. The Session of Autonomic Advisers will tackle the subject of the “Present “ and the logistical future of the distinct autonomous communities Spanish” and will be moderated by Manel Pérez, deputy director and Boss of Economy of The Avant-garde.