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21 November, next edition of the 2006 ICIL discussions

16/10/2006

Interempresas, official publication of the Debates.

The ICIL discussions, to be held on next November 21, 2006 in Madrid, are annual in nature and call for more relevant professionals of the national scene, with a broad impact in the music press of the sector. Precisely, Interempresas will be one of the official publications of the Debates

Future Debates will be held at the Municipal Palace of exhibitions and congresses (field of the Nations in Madrid), which will be attended by both professionals and executives of major companies in the logistics sector.

The discussions were created the past 2005 on the occasion of the celebrations and commemorative acts of the 25th anniversary of the creation of the ICIL, born in Barcelona as "Institut Català de logistics", a forum for meeting and discussion of logistics professionals who currently has over 800 associate professionalsdistributed in 14 autonomous communities. As a finishing touch of the celebrations, last year began discussions with a vocation for annual continuity.

With an innovative format, and without any kind of commercial presentation, "without papers, without power point", in its first edition the discussions focused on the analysis of five key sectors, where frontline professionals discussed openly with attendees on the problems and future trendsfollowing the motto "discovering tomorrow".

In the last edition, the tables were on "Great consumption", "Textile", "Car", "Logistics operators" and "New technologies".

In the next edition, the 2006 ICIL discussions will focus on four concrete and specific problems of the logistical situation, trying to uncover trends for the future through dialogue and confrontation of ideas. They will have six experts in each table representing all the parties involved and it will increase the time for each debate over the last year.

In parallel with the discussions, the hall will create a zone for the exhibition of collaborating and sponsoring companies of the Act and will install a "kiosk" logistics with all publications in the industry.