• The roadshow organized by Chile’s Foreign Investment Promotion Agency included stops in London, Paris, Berlin, Zurich, Milan, Rome, and the Spanish capital, enabling Chilean authorities to meet over 200 representatives of European companies.

InvestChile Week Europe 2025 concluded with a busy session in Madrid, led by the Minister of Public Works, Jessica López; InvestChile Director, Karla Flores; and the Acting Director of Concessions, Claudio Soto. The roadshow included over 40 activities in seven countries, with the goal of promoting Chile as a strategic destination for foreign investment in sectors such as public infrastructure, electromobility, and critical minerals.

Over the past two weeks, the Chilean delegation included the participation of the Undersecretary of Public Works, Danilo Núñez, who attended events in London, Paris, and Zurich; the Undersecretary of Mining, Suina Chahuán, who participated in Paris and Berlin; and the Minister of Transport and Telecommunications, Juan Carlos Muñoz, who was present in Berlin and Madrid. The authorities held bilateral meetings, visited companies, and led seminars and events co-organized with the leading business associations in each country, where they engaged with over 200 representatives of European companies from various sectors.

Additionally, the roadshow served as a platform for InvestChile to present its “Public Infrastructure Investment Opportunities Portal,” which includes relevant information—available in five languages—on public infrastructure projects currently being tendered, with a total value of almost US$8 billion.

“Today, we are wrapping up Chile’s main investment promotion activity of the year, with a roadshow in which we were able to present projects and opportunities in the infrastructure, mining, and transport sectors to over 200 senior representatives of European companies, who had the chance to speak directly with our authorities and share their interests and plans in our country. If there is one key takeaway we are bringing back to Chile, it is the importance that companies and foreign governments are placing on our country in today’s complex and uncertain international scenario. We are seen as a reliable partner and a safe harbor from which to expand in the rest of the Americas and Asia. This, combined with our next-generation opportunities and institutional strength, positions us well to continue attracting significant flows of European investment,” said Karla Flores.

Business seminar

On June 19, the agenda was focused on a business seminar organized by the Chile-Spain Foundation at the law firm Uría Menéndez, which was also attended by Chilean Ambassador, Javier Velasco. At this event, Chilean authorities spoke with representatives of the Spanish private sector about Chile’s economic and regulatory outlook, as well as the opportunities offered by the 2025–2028 concessions portfolio.

Subsequently, a round of bilateral meetings was held with leading companies in the infrastructure and concessions sectors, including Spanish groups already operating in Chile. The InvestChile team also met with companies from the green hydrogen, renewable energy, digital transformation, and services sectors.

These activities marked the conclusion of ten days of international promotion that took the Chilean delegation to London, Paris, Berlin, Zurich, Milan, Rome, and Madrid. It is worth noting that the European Union as a whole is Chile’s largest foreign investor, accounting for 23.6% of the country’s total foreign direct investment stock.