Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico
Electricity for the future, dialogue for progress from La Toja
Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico is a leading forum for dialogue and reflection on the major challenges of the present and the future. Iberdrola is once again taking part in this annual event, which in 2026 will be held from 1 to 3 October on the island of La Toja (A Toxa), in northern Spain, to share knowledge, listen to different perspectives and contribute to an essential conversation about the future of our economy and society.

The future presents major challenges, but also new opportunities to transform our economy and society. Addressing them requires vision, collaboration and dialogue among those who, from different fields, have the capacity to drive change and turn ideas into tangible progress. Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico provides a space to talk, debate, connect and draw conclusions from different voices and fields, helping to move towards a more sustainable and competitive future.
What is Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico?
Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico is an annual gathering that brings together representatives from the political, business, academic and civil society spheres on the island of La Toja (A Toxa) to address the main economic, social and institutional challenges of our time. Since it was established in 2019, the Forum has become a space for dialogue and the exchange of ideas, with a focus on the links between Europe, Spain, Portugal and the wider Atlantic community.
Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico 2026: dates and key facts
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Dates: 1 to 3 October 2026.
Location: La Toja Island (A Toxa), in O Grove, Galicia.
Participants: Each edition brings together political, institutional, business and academic leaders, alongside experts and representatives from other fields.
Objective: To promote dialogue and the exchange of ideas on the main economic, political, social and international challenges, with a particular focus on democracy, international cooperation and the ties between Europe and the Atlantic community.
2026 theme: “A world in disorder”. Against a backdrop of uncertainty and challenges – where geopolitical conflicts, global economic uncertainty and the development of technologies such as artificial intelligence are shaping the agenda – the Forum aims to provide clarity and effective solutions.
The event offers an “open, pluralistic and independent” perspective to promote ideas that strengthen democracy, foster international cooperation and help build common responses in a changing world.
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Topics at Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico 2026
Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico takes a broad and cross-cutting approach to some of the key issues shaping the present and future of our societies. Its discussions cover topics such as democracy and governance, geopolitics, relations between Europe and the Atlantic community, the economy and competitiveness, energy and technological transformation, security and international cooperation.
At the 2026 edition, the Foro La Toja programme is focusing on:
The future of electricity at Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico
Electricity is part of the conversations about the future taking place at Foro La Toja, in connection with competitiveness, innovation and economic and social transformation. The discussions address the challenges posed by the evolution of the energy model and the opportunities offered by technology and investment to move towards more sustainable, efficient and competitive systems.
Iberdrola's participation in Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico
Iberdrola is once again taking part in Foro La Toja - Vínculo Atlántico. The 2026 edition will be attended by Ignacio S. Galán, Iberdrola's Executive Chairman, with Mario Ruiz-Tagle, CEO of Iberdrola España, also taking part in the session “The Spanish economy and its future challenges”.
Iberdrola has a long-standing presence at the Forum, where Ignacio Sánchez Galán, Iberdrola's Executive Chairman, has participated in several editions. Since then, we have maintained a continuous presence, reaffirming our commitment to this space for dialogue.










