On March 25th and 26th, Vic will become the epicenter of the debate on applied economics in the region with the 5th edition of the BIT Congress. The event, which has been fostering reflection and connections between strategic local sectors for five years, will address two key themes this year in the agri-food and forestry fields. BIT AGRO and BIT FOREST will be the new sections of BIT 2026, aimed at professionals, companies, and institutions in the agri-food and livestock sectors, as well as stakeholders in the forestry, wood, and bioconstruction sectors, with a program tailored to their specific needs and interests. This new edition aims to chart a new course in the development and future of a well-established and rapidly expanding congress. "This year we have reinvented ourselves by starting to work with two very distinct themes, whereas previously we defined bioeconomy in a very general way," explains BIT Director Carme Sáez.