The abertis Group will today present a new abertis chair in Transport Infrastructure Management, created in conjunction with the University of Chile’s Faculty of Physical Sciences and Mathematics. The presentation event will take place this afternoon at the Spanish Embassy in Chile and will be attended by the Ambassador, Íñigo de Palacios; abertis‘ CEO, Francisco Reynés; the Director of the University of Chile’s Engineering School, James McPhee, on behalf of Francisco Brieva, Dean of the Faculty of Physical Sciences and Mathematics; the Director of the abertis chair in Chile, Sergio Jara; the President of the Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Chile, José María Castillero; and the Spanish Embassy’s Economic and Commercial Advisor, José Antonio García.

For the fourth year running, abertis has organised this corporate volunteer initiative promoted by the Group’s employees. The company’s various headquarters throughout the world are hosting assistance and awareness-raising activities focused on the increase in poverty and social exclusion.

The tenth meeting of the Executive Committee of the Prince of Girona (FPdGi) was held at the abertis headquarters –The Castellet Castle- last 26th of November. An event that was presided by Their Majesties the Prince and Princess of Asturias, Don Felipe and Doña Letizia Ortiz.

• The exhibition, which will move to the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid as of April 2013, offers a unique opportunity to review the work of Salvador Dalí, as it brings together for the first time works held by the three custodians of the artist’s legacy, as well as the MoMA, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Tate Modern in London.