Presidency
Sr. D. Juan José de Vicente Caballero
The Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Germany is a private institution funded through membership fees and the provision of services. It traces back to a tradition of almost 90 years in trade relations between Spain and Germany, and its objective is to promote Spanish-German economic relations, strengthen commercial exchange, and safeguard the professional interests of its members. The Chamber operates altruistically and does not primarily pursue any economic gain of its own.
Networking
The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Germany serves as an important network of contacts for its associated entities and companies by organizing and participating in events. Additionally, its knowledge of the German market allows it to provide the most suitable contact for the company in question to resolve their inquiry.
Virtual Office
This service is for companies that do not yet have a central office in Germany and includes the provision of a business postal address, a telephone line, use of meeting rooms, and translation services.
Discounts
Discounts on flights, hotel reservations, and car rentals, thanks to agreements we maintain with various companies and sponsors.
Participation in our events
Free of charge or at special rates, and the opportunity to participate as a speaker or sponsor in our events on economic or legal topics.
Germany is one of Spain’s main trading partners, being the leading country of origin of Spanish imports and the second most important destination for its exports. Due to its location and importance, Germany is the nucleus of European industry and a highly relevant country in strategic sectors for Spain, such as the automotive and agri-food industries. The Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Germany is located in Frankfurt, the heart of Europe and an important financial hub worldwide, in order to offer its members the necessary contacts to access the German market, an extensive networking network to penetrate and solve queries in the German market, and different supports in the development of Spanish business on German soil.
Germany’s main imports include office equipment, automobiles and components, chemicals and electrical machinery. Recent events such as the war in Ukraine or the pandemic have led the German government to look for alternative suppliers in other countries closer to home. Direct opportunities can be derived from government support for the German economy, such as subsidies and loans for energy efficiency in buildings, increased investment in digital and telecommunications infrastructure and in rail transport and the electric car.
market and OPPORTUNITIES
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