hub.brussels in the news

Belgian companies demonstrate high adaptability in international markets, navigating diverse business cultures and capitalizing on their strengths in various global regions.

Despite short-term uncertainties, the French market remains strong with a focus on long-term growth, presenting opportunities in AI, health, and sustainable sectors, while also decentralizing and becoming more open to foreign businesses.

The French market offers significant opportunities for Brussels-based businesses, despite some challenges, with key growth sectors and evolving regional dynamics.

Brussels International and hub.brussels launched a project call for Belgian organizations for sustainable economic development in developing countries.

Brussels exporters are rapidly diversifying into non-traditional markets like Morocco and Cyprus to offset slowing trade with neighboring countries.

Brussels companies are diversifying their exports away from neighboring countries toward high-growth markets like Morocco, Cyprus, and Afghanistan across food, machinery, and plastic sectors.

Organizes a tech mission to London to help Brussels-based startups access UK capital, talent, and international scaling opportunities.

Companies from Brussels can explore long-term procurement and networking opportunities with international organizations and UN agencies during an upcoming trade mission to Vienna.

A major Belgian economic mission led by the Queen will visit Saudi Arabia in 2026 to pursue infrastructure, digital, and healthcare opportunities under Vision 2030.

hub.brussels is leading a multi-sector trade mission to Guinea in October 2026 to connect Belgian companies with infrastructure, energy, and digital opportunities.

hub.brussels is hosting a business networking event on June 24, 2026, to connect local companies with a high-level delegation of Egyptian businesses seeking trade and technology partnerships.

hub.brussels is organizing a B2B networking event to connect Brussels-based firms with an Egyptian business delegation seeking trade partnerships and technology transfers.

hub.brussels is leading a tech startup mission to London to facilitate international expansion and access to British investment capital.

SustAIn.brussels provides a one-stop-shop for Brussels SMEs to implement sustainable AI and digital technologies through a partnership of 10 regional organizations.

A seminar on July 1st prepares companies for a November economic mission to the DRC through market insights and business testimonials.

A large economic mission to Turkey strengthened trade ties and facilitated over 150 business meetings for Brussels-based companies in tech and health sectors.

An informational seminar exploring economic opportunities and market access in Guinea to prepare businesses for a 2026 trade mission.

hub.brussels is hosting a seminar to prepare companies for an upcoming economic mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

hub.brussels led 50 companies on a state economic mission to Türkiye to boost trade in the healthcare, digital, and defense sectors through 150 B2B meetings.

hub.brussels is scaling back its international network and refocusing activities on European markets due to regional budget cuts.