The BELLA project, which promotes interregional integration between Europe and Latin America for teaching and research purposes, enters its second phase for the construction of a digital ecosystem in Central America and the Caribbean.

On 5/22, at 11 am (Brasília time), the Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks (RedCLARA) invites to the Webinar: "BELLA II: Allies to build the digital ecosystem of Latin America and the Caribbean", aimed at actors in academia, research centers, companies, government agencies and funding and cooperation organizations, among others.

At the meeting, initiatives that can support the digital transformation process in the Latin American and Caribbean region will be discussed, including the Copernicus Program of the European Union, for Earth Observation.

To participate, sign up through this form until 5/18.

Learn more at https://www.bella-programme.eu/index.php/pt/.

About the BELLA project

The BELLA Program addresses the long-term interconnectivity needs of the European and Latin American research and education communities, achieved through two projects: BELLA-S, which secures spectrum rights on the EllaLink submarine cable and ensures “future-proof” connectivity requirements for the next 25 years; and BELLA-T, which envisions the completion of fiber connectivity for Latin America's advanced networks - bringing much-needed high-speed connectivity and equal access to research and education communities across the continent.