IFEMA and FISA convene the second edition of SICUR Latin America 2014

Taking advantage of the celebration of SICUR 2014, which is being held at the Fira de Madrid, Ifema and FISA have presented the second edition of SICUR Latin America, that will take place in Santiago de Chile next October.

After the success achieved in the last edition, in April 2013, Ifema And FISA, its Chilean counterpart, have presented the second edition of SICUR Latin America that will take place in the 15 To 17 October 2014 at Espacio Riesco in Santiago de Chile.

The act, which was held within the framework of the International Security Exhibition (Sicur 2014), which is being held at the Fira de Madrid, it was attended by Santiago Quiroga, Director of International Expansion at Ifema, and Carlos Parada, FISA Commercial Manager who announced the intention to organize this show on an annual basis. This decision has been the result of the results obtained in the first edition, in which more than 120 companies and to which they went near 6.000 Professional.

The objective is that this event becomes a meeting point between companies and professionals from both continents.

In your presentation, Santiago Quiroga highlighted the importance of the SICUR brand in both the national and international market. He also highlighted the importance of the Chilean edition as it is the only show in Latin America that treats security from a comprehensive perspective (safety and security), encompassing occupational safety, citizens and natural disasters.

Carlos Parada focused his speech on the opportunities offered by Chile to Spanish companies, since it is the country with the best emerging economy in Latin America. He also highlighted the accessibility of this market, your financial stability, its low level of investment risk and its potential for the business.

Chile also offers great potential in private security, which has been registering a growth of a 14% yearly since 2010, and in the field of occupational safety, whose development has been favored by the concern to reduce the cost of accidents at work, which represent the 19% of the operating budget of the Chilean industry. To this must be added the government initiatives supported by a regulatory framework that forces companies to invest in job security.

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