Presidency
Ruben Camba
The Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Navigation aims to promote, advance, safeguard, and enhance trade relations between Spain and the Philippines, in accordance with Philippine laws and the business interests of its members.
To achieve these objectives, the Chamber organizes activities aimed at promoting Spanish products in the Philippine market. Additionally, it establishes information services and provides assistance to Spanish companies seeking to start businesses, ensuring that they have the support and resources needed for successful operations.
Events & Communication
We always organise exclusive events tailored to the needs of our members, giving them the opportunity to expand their professional contacts in the business community.
Specialised Consultancy
We support Spanish companies by providing them with in-depth market studies tailored to their specific sector, allowing us to identify opportunities and design strategic solutions for their successful entry into the Philippine market.
Internationalisation and Promotion
The Chamber organises trade missions and develops trade agendas to improve the visibility and market presence of Spanish companies in the Philippines.
Membership Services
the Chamber promotes and protects the interests of its members by providing networking opportunities, advocating favourable policies and offering resources and support tailored to their needs.
Spain’s investment potential in the Philippines is reinforced by its strong economy, strategic location and historical ties. The Chamber of Commerce fosters this synergy by organising networking events, offering personalised support and advocating for business interests. Through business collaboration initiatives and cultural exchanges, the Chamber fosters a dynamic ecosystem for bilateral growth, ensuring mutual prosperity for both Spanish investors and Philippine partners.
The Philippines offers a compelling investment opportunity for Spanish companies due to its strong economic growth, strategic location in Southeast Asia and strong cultural ties with Spain. The country’s young, English-speaking workforce is well suited to industries such as information technology, manufacturing and services. In addition, the Philippines has a growing consumer market driven by increasing urbanisation and an expanding middle class. The government also encourages foreign investment through various incentives, including tax exemptions and duty-free importation of certain equipment. Finally, the historical and cultural connection between Spain and the Philippines can facilitate smoother trade relations. Therefore, investing in the Philippines can provide Spanish companies with significant growth opportunities.
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Federation of Official Commercial Chambers
of Spain in Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania
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