El pasado 4 De Febrero la Cámara de Comercio, Industria y Servicios de Madrid organizó una mesa redonda ‘Malta: un punto de encuentro’ con el fin de poner el foco en las posibilidades de inversión en el país mediterráneo. Con una firme apuesta por la digitalización, Malta será el primer país en proponer un marco […]
The Federation of Spanish Chambers of Commerce in Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania – FEDECOM – granted the ‘Company of the Year 2021’ award to Cellnex Telecom, in recognition of its outstanding commercial activity as an internationalised Spanish company. Our president Mr. Pablo Botella attended the event in London in representation of the Maltese Spanish Chamber […]
The SME conference 2021 – Being on Step Ahead As each year the Maltese-Spanish Chamber of Commerce attended to the SME week organized by Malta Enterprise Malta Chamber of SMEs. Representing the chamber: The President of the MSCC Pablo Botella and the General Secretary of the MSCC Beatriz Rodriguez Sanz It’s time to grow and […]
“Although at around €500 million, the bilateral trade between Spain and Malta is relatively small, it remains stable. Spanish exports to Malta increased by about 0.2% and are now at around €400m, + 0.2%) whereas Maltese exports to Spain increased by 78% to €109m and consisted mainly of fuels, lubricants and pharmaceutical products.” This was […]
The second of gatherings themed “Transports” will be held at the Express Group Offices in Luqa on Wednesday 11th of December at 17.30hrs. This series of meetings seeks to promote relations between Maltese and Spanish businessmen, members of the Chamber, Maltese investors who might be interested in Spain and Spanish investors interested in setting up […]
The “Doing Business with Spain” event, held at the residence of the Spanish Ambassador in Malta, Consuelo Femenía Guardiola in Balzan was opened by the Chamber’s President, Agustin Silva Castaño who welcomed the attending thirty-five entrepreneurs and announced that future events will be focusing on particular sectors of interest to both Spanish and Maltese businesses. […]
