With the participation of leading experts
The meeting was sponsored by Banco Santander and the ONTIER Law Firm.
La Chamber of Commerce of Seville has brought together experts to inform Sevillian businessmen about the situation of the Brexit and how to continue doing business with him United Kingdom.
During the meeting, which was sponsored by the Banco Santander and the ONTIER Law Firm, there has been talk about Brexit, its situation and its consequences for the economy and the Spanish companies, and has had the participation of Paul Clark, economic affairs attaché at the British Embassy in Madrid, Igor Urra, general secretary of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain, Natividad Fernández Sola, holder of the Prince of Asturias Chair at Georgetown University, Juan Ganan, from Banco Santander, and from Paula Enriquez Ontier lawyer in the United Kingdom.
During your speech, Natividad Fernandez, has explained that “there have always been historical dissections between the United Kingdom and the European Union, despite the privileged treatment that the United Kingdom has always had within the Union.”
Thus he pointed out that "the final result of the referendum was a surprise for everyone, resulting from a campaign full of demagogic messages and lack of data that made British citizens opt for the exit, resulting in a situation of surprise and institutional paralysis in the European Union".
For his part, Secretary General of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom, Igor Urra has insisted that “trade between United Kingdom and Spain "It is important and that we do not have to be catastrophic, convinced that agreements will be reached to minimize all the impacts that the rupture may generate."
In this sense, the Chamber of Commerce of Seville, and the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom have signed a collaboration agreement to support actions that promote the development of commercial relationships and cooperation between companies of Seville and the United Kingdom.
The president of the Chamber of Commerce of Seville, Francisco Herrero who has considered that "diplomacy, dialogue and understanding must prevail so that the common European project, and with it business competitiveness and collective well-being, can overcome the obvious risk in which it finds itself."
This is how Herrero has insisted that “our exporting companies endorse that the European Union It brings growth and international expansion to everyone, as well as important stability and security. Therefore, for Europeans to lose the United Kingdom is to lose part of the solidity of Europe, as well as the Brexit “It reflects that history can go back.”
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