Strategic alliance to promote knowledge exchange, business mobility, and international growth of startups
The Minister of Economy, Finance and Innovation of the Government of the Balearic Islands and President of the Bit Foundation, Antoni Costa, together with the Minister of Economy, Finance and European Funds of the Andalusian Regional Government and President of Málaga TechPark, Carolina España, signed today in Málaga a collaboration agreement to establish a partnership between ParcBit and the Andalusian technology park.
The agreement sets a collaborative framework between the two entities aimed at promoting joint initiatives in areas such as innovation, technological development, entrepreneurship, and business.
The agreement outlines several action lines to strengthen ties between the business and technology communities of both parks.
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ParcBit and Málaga TechPark Sign Agreement
On one hand, it will promote knowledge exchange and best practices in managing innovation and technology-driven environments, with a focus on improving key aspects such as property management, community engagement, communication, the promotion of smart and sustainable infrastructures, and the development of distinctive services.
On the other hand, the partnership will also encourage business and professional mobility, allowing companies and professionals from both parks to participate in temporary events and activities that promote synergies and drive innovation and new business opportunities.
Furthermore, the agreement will support the internationalisation of startups and innovative projects from both parks. These projects will benefit from this strategic alliance by participating jointly in European funding calls, financial programs, and international cooperation networks.
Antoni Costa emphasised that the Balearic Islands are undergoing a “transformation process to grow in value, not in volume.” He stated: “ParcBit must play a key role in this transformation. After years of neglect, this Government is implementing a development plan and a talent attraction strategy, within which this agreement fits, creating synergies and fostering collaboration.”
Meanwhile, Carolina España highlighted that this agreement marks a “firm commitment to connecting two innovation hubs in southern Europe.” She expressed confidence in its continuity, adding: “Both governments – Andalusia and the Balearic Islands – are firmly committed to sharing, collaborating, and building together.”