Cajamar, Interporc and COFIDES join the Spanish Chamber of Commerce

Corporate Governance

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce has added Cajamar, Interporc, and COFIDES as collaborating members, bringing the total number of companies represented on its Plenary to 88. In addition, Idoya Arteagabeitia of Telefónica has been appointed as the new president of the Digitalization Committee.

La Cámara de Comercio de España has ratified the incorporation as collaborating members of three new companies from strategic sectors: the financial entity Cajamar, the interprofessional organization of white-coated pigs Interporc and Compañía Española de Financiación del Desarrollo (COFIDESThis move strengthens the organization's business base and its capacity to analyze the Spanish productive fabric.

With these three new members, the Plenary of the Cámara de España reaches the 88 member companiesThe current structure consists of 28 members and 60 associate members, who play an active role both in the advisory committees and in the various programs and activities promoted by the institution for the internationalization and competitiveness of Spanish companies.

The president of the Cámara de España, José Luis Bonet, has positively assessed these additions, highlighting that "the work of the companies that are part of our Plenary is the best proof that the public-private partnership It works. Their participation in the committees—through which the consultative function entrusted to the Chamber is exercised—is essential to convey the concerns and proposals of the business community to the Administration."

New leadership for the Digitalization Commission

During the same plenary session, a key change in one of its advisory bodies was approved. Idoya Arteagabeitia, Director of Regulation, Public Policy and Competition at Telefonica S.A., has been appointed new president of the Digitalisation Commission. Arteagabeitia replaces Carlos López Blanco, who has been at the head of the commission since its creation in 2017.

La Cámara de España has recognized the work of López Blanco During his term, a period in which far-reaching initiatives were promoted, such as the Spain Digital Business Strategy, the Digital Transition Initiative and the White Paper on DigitizationThese actions have solidified the commission's position as a leader in driving digital transformation. With this change in leadership, the commission embarks on a new phase focused on further strengthening collaboration between the public and private sectors to advance the digitalization of Spanish businesses.

New Additions and Key Changes at the Spanish Chamber of Commerce (July 2026)
Entity / Person	Position / Change	Sector / Relevance
Cajamar	New contributing member	Financial / Cooperative Banking
Interporc	New contributing member	Agri-food / Swine Sector
COFIDES	New contributing member	Financing for Development and Internationalization
Idoya Arteagabeitia	New President of the Digitalization Commission	Telecommunications / Regulation (Telefónica)
Carlos López Blanco	His term as President ends	Promoter of the Commission since 2017