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At the end of June, the Marine-Maritime IAT, a High Technology Incubator in Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence applied to the marine-maritime environment, analyzes the present and future of the shipyard industry. The event will be held this Friday, June 29, at the Marino Marítimo Innovation Center (CIMM), located in the Puerto Las Palmas Foundation Building. It has the collaboration of the Canary Islands Maritime Cluster and the Las Palmas Naval Repairs Association. 'Smart Shipyards, Astilleros 4.0' aims to present the latest technologies and digital solutions that are revolutionizing the naval industry. For four hours, topics such as Shipyards 4.0, Technologies 4.0, Digital Twins and transformation of the naval industry will be addressed by leading specialized professionals. Digital transformation of shipyards This conference seeks to promote the digital transformation of shipyards and promote collaboration between actors in the sector. The naval industry in Spain is a benchmark in high technology, innovation and job creation, and plays a key role at a global level. Attendees will be able to participate in presentations and success stories presented by leading industry experts. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to connect with other professionals in the sector. The event will take place in person and will be broadcast live via streaming, thus offering flexibility to participate from anywhere.

Registration is free, but places are limited.The Hecansa summer university celebrates its second edition Ciprián Rivas at the Agüimes Summer University |  Photo: Hecansa Ciprián Rivas at the Agüimes Summer University | Photo: Hecansa Ciprián Rivas, general director of Tourism Planning and Promotion, points out that the courses are aimed at improving students' knowledge in digitalization, sustainability and diversification. The Hecansa summer university celebrates its second edition from June 20 to 23 with the participation of 82 students who Europe Mobile Number List will see their knowledge increased in areas such as digitalization, sustainability and diversification of the offer, according to Ciprián Rivas, general director of Tourism Planning and Promotion of the Government of the Canary Islands. The activities are structured into conferences, guided tours, round tables with the most prestigious chefs on the islands, including some Hecansa students, and visits to companies in the blue economy sector to observe the new model of marine tourism. A Galician in the Canary Islands Rivas, Galician by birth and Canarian by adoption, is very satisfied with the work carried out in recent years in the islands' tourism sector and thanked the president of the Canarian Government, Ángel Víctor Torres, and the president of the Canary Islands for the trust placed in him. Gomera Socialist Group, Casimiro Curbelo.Barrios Orquestados celebrates its first regional macro-meeting in the Canary Islands Presentation of the 2023 macro-meeting of Orchestrated Neighborhoods Presentation of the 2023 macro-meeting of Orchestrated Neighborhoods Beatriz Álvarez, communication coordinator of the cultural organization, highlights that for the first time participants from four islands will meet.



Barrios Orquestados starts its summer concert cycle, which will host 'Somos Islas: the First Regional Meeting of Barrios Orquestados in the Canary Islands'. For the first time in its history, the original social project of the Canary Islands will bring together on the same stage the students and beneficiary families of Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura: around 800 people. Iván Torres, singer offecto Pasillo, will be the guest artist and will premiere his new single along with the teaching team and part of the project's students. The show will be held on Sunday, June 25, at 4:00 p.m., in the Juan Carlos Hernández pavilion in Jinámar, Telde. 14 orchestras and 9 choirs from more than eighty neighborhoods of the archipelago will participate. The boys and girls of Gran Canaria will become the hosts of the students who will travel from the other islands, first thing in the morning, to share this meeting and macro-concert; the icing on the cake of an initiative that brings culture to the most neglected environments. For reasons of capacity, this event is intended only for families and entities collaborating with the project. It has a solidarity zero line to make donations and help sustain the Barrios Orquestados activity, free for all people who enjoy music thanks to ily. Barrios Orquestados emphasizes group training, generating intercultural and intergenerational spaces in its daily life. Barrios Orquestados emerged in 2012 from the hand of José Brito, violinist, composer and orchestra director, and his daughter Laura Brito, violinist and teacher, with the aim of generating community through music. In socio-economically vulnerable neighborhoods, bowed string and woodwind choirs and orchestras are created, with children and their families, 100% free of charge and with the loan of instruments. Since 2018, the project has also been active in two locations in Chile and Honduras.