FACTORY 4.0 and INFOSEC CENTER invited to speak at Belgian Week 2026
Between May 5–7, 2026, the 12th edition of Belgian Week will take place at Zooma Corbeanca, bringing together key stakeholders from Belgium, Luxembourg, Romania, and the Republic of Moldova. Organized by BEROCC, the event serves as a platform for dialogue, investment, and international partnerships.
The broader economic context highlights the importance of such initiatives. Trade relations between Belgium and Romania have exceeded €5 billion annually, while Belgian investments in Romania surpass €2.2 billion, spanning critical sectors such as infrastructure, energy, logistics, and industrial production.
At the same time, the Republic of Moldova continues to strengthen its position as a regional digital hub, recording a +2.4% GDP growth in 2025 alongside rapid expansion in IT and digital services .
Strategic focus areas: from industry to cybersecurity
Belgian Week 2026 is expected to gather over 500 participants from business, public administration, diplomacy, and research. The agenda includes conferences, executive panels, and networking sessions focused on key topics shaping the future of the European economy:
- energy transition and sustainability
- smart cities and digital infrastructure
- dual-use technologies and their strategic implications
- innovation, research and industrial collaboration
- operational resilience and cybersecurity
A central theme of this year’s edition is the intersection between civilian technologies and their applications in security and defense, as well as the growing importance of cybersecurity in protecting critical infrastructure and supply chains.
FACTORY 4.0 and INFOSEC CENTER contributing to the dialogue
The participation of FACTORY 4.0 and INFOSEC CENTER reflects a strong commitment to advancing secure and resilient industrial ecosystems.
Marius Haratau, CEO of INFOSEC CENTER and Founder of FACTORY X.0 Global Forum, has been invited as a speaker in the panel dedicated to innovation, research, and industrial collaboration.
His contribution is grounded in extensive expertise in areas such as OT/SCADA security, NIS2 compliance, and the integration of Industrial IoT and AI solutions in industrial environments. This participation creates an opportunity to actively contribute to discussions on responsible digital transformation, critical infrastructure protection, and industrial resilience at the European level.
A platform for partnerships and long-term development
Belgian Week goes beyond traditional networking, acting as a catalyst for international collaboration and concrete initiatives. By connecting industry leaders, investors, and decision-makers, the event supports the development of strategic partnerships and the identification of new growth opportunities.
For organizations operating in industry, technology, and cybersecurity, Belgian Week 2026 represents a valuable opportunity to engage with emerging trends and strengthen their position within the European ecosystem.
For more information and registration:
https://belgian-week.berocc.com
