Presidency
D. José Estévez Martínez
The Spanish Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Tangier (CECIT) is a non-profit Economic Association of individuals and legal entities, both Moroccan and Spanish, currently bringing together the main representatives of Industry and Commerce in the northern region of Morocco and in Spain.
It was established in 1886 as the first Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Africa and the third abroad, after those in Paris and Mexico. It is currently the only foreign Chamber of Commerce in the Northern Provinces of Morocco.
The CECIT, an Official Spanish Institution, operates in coordination with the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism and its General Directorate of Commerce and Investments, through the Economic and Commercial Office of the Spanish Embassy in the Kingdom of Morocco.
Communications
Visibility through promotional e-Mailing and on Social Networks, Member’s Guide Yearbook, newsletter, CECIT website.
Internationalisation Welcome, advice and support
commercial prospecting, resolution of commercial queries, basic information on investment, dissemination of sectoral reports, institutional and business contacts.
Business promotion
Sectoral business meetings, trade missions, organisation of business forums in Spain (Doing business), trade prospecting service, trade fairs and exhibitions, cycle of informative webinars.
Partner Activities Networking Platform
(Breakfast Debates and Afterwork), Seminars and Technical Conferences, business presentations, personalised commercial prospecting, training, business opportunities, Marketplace and job exchange.
Investors are attracted to the Moroccan market by a number of attractive factors, including geographical proximity, political stability, a very stable macroeconomic framework, the development of its infrastructure, ambitious national programmes supported by the state, an increasingly well-trained human capital, and a developed consumer market thanks to the free trade agreements signed by Morocco with its main trading partners.
Moreover, sectoral strategies have been developed both to modernise traditional sectors, such as agriculture, agri-food and textiles and clothing, and to develop innovative industries, such as the automotive, aeronautics and renewable energy sectors.
The business climate shows Morocco’s continued commitment to improving its economic environment. The new Investment Charter is aimed at improving the environment in which economic actors operate and enhancing the Kingdom’s attractiveness as a continental and international platform for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
The investment charter includes measures aimed at streamlining administrative procedures, creating (tax) incentives and granting guarantees to foreign investors on the transfer of profits and capital.
market and OPPORTUNITIES
Federation of Official Commercial Chambers
of Spain in Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania
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