December 2024 ISSUE #80

“An excellent entry point for technology-driven businesses”

Several South Korean companies have recently opened their European offices in Luxembourg. Thierry Santer, Executive Director of the Luxembourg Trade and Investment Office (LTIO) in Seoul, explains why.

	Inauguration of Luxembourg’s Automobility incubator At the heart of the Automobility Campus established in the centre of the country, the incubator Technoport now pilots an incubator dedicated to innovative companies in the booming mobility sector. Read more
	Flylab opens global headquarters in Luxembourg The agritech startup solving the problem of food waste, by transforming it into feed for plants and animals, recently opened its global headquarters in Luxembourg. Read more
	SnT: Excellent science, impactful partnerships The university’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) fuels Luxembourg’s data economy with science-based solutions to data-related business challenges. Read more
	ESRIC announces first cohort for the Space Resources Accelerator Six companies from five countries will join the space resources acceleration programme dedicated to the development of the lunar economy. Read more

Coming to Europe is a challenge. Which country is the most suitable one? Which markets should be prioritised? How should the different language environments be managed? Luxembourg is an excellent entry point for technology-driven businesses as it provides easy answers to many of these questions.

Thierry Santer, Executive Director of the Luxembourg Trade and Investment Office (LTIO) in Seoul

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