The Bluewave Alliance will be at Mobile World Congress 2024
The Bluewave Alliance will present at Mobile World Congress 2024 an innovative project to revitalize the Mediterranean by merging science, technology and art. Participate in the draw for 4 Discovery Exhibition Passes.
The Bluewave Alliance will be present with its own space at Mobile World Congress 2024 presenting an ambitious project that seeks to make Barcelona the epicenter of an innovative movement to revitalize the Mediterranean. This project fuses science, art and technology in a unique way, promising not only to impact the Mediterranean region, but potentially beyond its borders.
The event will take place from February 26-29 at the Fira Gran Via in Barcelona. The Bluewave Alliance will be located in Garden 5, Pavilion 6, awaiting all those interested in learning more about this exciting project.
Don't miss your chance to attend at the event, visit Bluewave Alliance's Instagram profile and enter a draw for 4 Discovery Exhibit Passes. These passes offer full access to the MWC exhibition area and the #4YFN startup event, where you can experience first-hand the latest ideas and innovations in technology. To participate, you must follow @bluewavealliance on Instagram, tag three friends in the comments and like the corresponding post by February 21 at 23:59.
This is a unique opportunity to be part of the future of Mediterranean restoration and conservation, as well as the exciting mix of technology, art and science that Bluewave Alliance will present at Mobile World Congress 2024. Don't miss the opportunity and join us on this journey to a renewed and vibrant Mediterranean!
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