Business France is the national agency for the internationalization of the French economy. It is responsible for the international development of companies and their exports, as well as prospecting for and welcoming international investments in France. It promotes the attractiveness and business image of France, its companies and its territories. It manages and develops the V.I.E (Volontariat International en Entreprise). Created on January 1, 2015, Business France is a merger of UBIFRANCE and the AFII (French Agency for International Investments). Business France has 1,500 employees located in France and in 70 countries. It relies on a network of public and …

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[Automatic translation follows] Digital creation in all its forms... La Serre Numérique is the new place for digital creation in France: video games, animation, design, 3D, serious games... Developed by the CCI Grand Hainaut in Valenciennes, it constitutes the first work and the driving force of the Parc des Rives Créatives de l’Escaut: 15 ha dedicated to image and digital players. With a unique architectural quality, the Digital Greenhouse develops 17,000 m2 of spaces bringing together: • The Rubika group and its 3 schools of excellence - ISD Rubika (Institut Supérieur de Design)/ Supinfocom Rubika (2D/3D Animation) / SupinfoGame Rubika …

[Automatic translation follows] "For a sustainable and decarbonized economy with #rev3" Welcome to the official page of the Hauts-de-France Region. Our community is responsible for various missions serving its six million inhabitants: * Employment and economic development * High schools, higher education and research * Transport * Sustainable development and planning of the territory, * Management of European funds * Sports, youth, culture, health, etc. Hauts-de-France is a plural region. #Leader in the #automobile industry, the railway industry, as in agriculture, our region is also the one that attracts the most foreign investors. The youngest region in France, Hauts-de-France continues …

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