Inmaculada Riera praises the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom as a "benchmark and trusted partner" for Spanish businesses

Photograph. Federico J. González Tejera, CEO of Radisson Hotel Group, and Inmaculada Riera, Director General of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce.

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The Director General of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, Inmaculada Riera, highlighted the role of her counterpart in the United Kingdom during the 139th Annual General Assembly, describing her as a key player in improving the country's image and strengthening the presence of Spanish companies in the British market.

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During the 139th Annual General Meeting of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom, its Director General, Inmaculada Riera, has praised the institution's role as a "trusted partner" and a benchmark for the internationalization of Spanish companies in the British market. This recognition underscores the strategic importance of the chamber of commerce network abroad for the national business sector.

Riera He highlighted the work of the Chamber in the Reino Unido It goes beyond mere commercial promotion, contributing decisively to "improve the image and reputation of España at the Reino Unido and strengthen the presence of companies»This function of economic diplomacy is fundamental in a market as competitive and strategic as the British one.

A 'Trusted Partner' in Institutional and Business Dialogue

In her speech, the general director of the Cámara de Comercio de España He emphasized the organization's leading role not only within the Spanish business community based in the country, but also as an influential voice with local authorities. According to Riera, the British Chamber has established itself as a key interlocutor, playing a "a leading role not only within the Spanish business community in the country, but also within the entire network of chambers of commerce".

This positioning makes it an essential tool for companies seeking to navigate the local business environment, facilitating dialogue and the resolution of potential commercial or regulatory frictions.

The Example of Radisson Hotel GroupExcellence and International Vision

The event was attended by Federico J. González TejeraCEO Radisson Hotel Group, as guest of honor. Inmaculada Riera He took the opportunity to present the company as a model of success on the global stage. He described the hotel group as "a company that exemplifies excellence, innovation and international vision".

According to the CEO, the achievements of Radisson Hotel Group under Spanish leadership they reflect "the values ​​of excellence, commitment and international ambition that we seek to promote" from the chamber network. A success story that serves as inspiration for other Spanish companies with global aspirations.

Event	Host Institution	Prominent Spokesperson	Guest Company
139th Annual General Meeting	Chamber of Commerce of España at the Reino Unido	Inmaculada Riera (General Director, Cámara de Comercio de España)	Radisson Hotel Group (CEO: Federico J. González Tejera)

Key points and frequently asked questions about the role of Chambers of Commerce abroad

What value does the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom bring to an exporting SME?

For a Spanish SME, the Chamber in the Reino Unido It acts as a key facilitator. It offers access to a network of business and institutional contacts, provides up-to-date market intelligence, supports the overcoming of bureaucratic barriers, and, fundamentally, endorses the company's reputation by being part of an institution recognized by local authorities.

Why is the role of these chambers important in post-Brexit markets like the UK?

After the departure of Reino Unido from the Unión EuropeaThe regulatory and commercial environment has changed significantly. Chambers of Commerce have become crucial in helping Spanish companies navigate new customs, logistics, and tax regulations, acting as a unified voice to defend their interests and maintain the smooth flow of bilateral trade relations.

What does it mean for a chamber to be a "benchmark" within the global chamber network?

When a chamber of commerce is designated a "benchmark," it means that its management practices, its ability to generate business for member companies, and its institutional influence are considered a model for other chambers worldwide. This implies a high degree of effectiveness in fulfilling its mission and a significant contribution to the internationalization goals of Spanish businesses.