The Chamber of Spain presents a strategic plan to promote Spanish investment in Mexico

Promotion of business relationship

The secretary general of the Chamber of Spain, Adolfo Díaz-Ambrona, has outlined the strategic actions that the institution will carry out to strengthen the presence of Spanish companies in Mexico, a country that it considers to be a fundamental commercial partner for the Iberian economy.

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During his presentation at the Spanish Chamber of Mexico, Díaz-Ambrona highlighted the numerous opportunities that Mexico offers for Spanish companies, emphasizing the competitive advantages of the country, as its market size, its economic stability and its strategic location.

Concrete actions to promote investment

The secretary general of the Chamber of Spain also presented the concrete actions that are being carried out to promote and encourage Spanish investment in strategic regions from Mexico. Among these actions are:

• Commercial missions and business meetings: Trade missions and business meetings will be organized regularly so that Spanish companies can connect with potential Mexican partners.

 

• Internationalization support programs: will be offered support programs to Spanish companies that wish internationalize and settle in Mexico.

 

• Financing lines: They will be managed financing lines specific to facilitate Spanish investment en Mexico City.

 

 

The Chamber of Spain has a wide network of delegations and territorial chambers in Mexico, which allows it to offer close and personalized support to Spanish companies operating in the country.

 

 

Featured participation

Díaz-Ambrona's presentation is framed in his participation in the Board of Directors of the Ibero-American Association of Chambers of Commerce (AICO) and in the International Arbitration Conference CIAC – CANACO, which have taken place in Mexico City.

 

In the session held in the Spanish Chamber of Mexico, the president of the Spanish Chamber in Mexico was also present, Antonio Basagoiti; the president of AICO and the Chamber of Seville, Francisco Herrero; members of the Board of Directors of the Spanish Chamber in Mexico; presidents and vice presidents of sectoral commissions of said Chamber; representatives of the Economic and Commercial Office of Spain in Mexico; and representatives of the chambers of Madrid, Seville, Barcelona, ​​Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.

 

The Chamber of Spain has a wide network of delegations and territorial chambers in Mexico, which allows it to offer a close and personalized support to Spanish companies operating in the country.

 

The Spanish institution works permanently to promote business collaboration between Spain and Mexico, and for defend the interests of Spanish companies in the Mexican market.