Spanish Companies Discuss Business Opportunities with SITBC

Doha, Qatar, February 20, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Qatar-based Spanish International Trading & Business Centre (SITBC) and a number of renowned Spanish companies have joined hands to explore business opportunities in various sectors including real estate across the country and the region.

A high level delegation of the visiting companies was in the city recently to interact with local entrepreneurs aiming expansion of the business horizons. They visited this country on the invitation of SITBC.

Qatar-based Spanish International Trade & Business Centre (SITBC), one of the pioneers in trade and business arena is a privately owned business institution, which has been formed to provide comprehensive services to all Spanish Companies who wish to expand their markets and introduce and commercialize their products in the Gulf Cooperation Council’s (GCC) countries and the entire Middle East.

Apart from its Headquarters in Doha (Qatar), the SITBC is also present in Spain through its branches in Madrid, Almeria and Cadiz in order to provide business consultancy services to all Spanish companies who wish to become members of the Business Centre.

The visiting representatives discussed wide range of business interests with their prospective Qatari counterparts. These representatives were delighted to see the services being provided by SITBC.

Being known as one of the most innovative business organization in the region, SITBC focuses on creating value, improving performance, giving time- bound qualitative services and maximizing profitability for its member companies.

The delegation visited a number of places, private companies and government organisations to know the business environment of the country. They applauded the business-friendly policies of the government and spoke high about the visions of the Emir His Highness Hamad Bin Khalifa Al- Thani.

The delegation pledged to bring investment in Qatar by entering into agreements with SITBC.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Fransisco Martinez, Managing Director of a group of companies said the idea and innovation of SITBC will definitely strengthen the Qatar- Spain business relationship and pave the way of new emerging business opportunities not only in Qatar but in the entire Middle East.

He said his companies have already entered into agreements with SITBC and a lot much alliance with SITBC will be made a reality with the passage of time.

Praising the infrastructural set up of SITBC, Mr. Martinez said that it will facilitate our operational and organisational needs.

After signing an agreement with SITBC, Mr. Eurique Garcia said his company Indabemor will explore its business activities in Qatar in construction and real estate sector.

He said that whole world is affected with Global financial downturn but Qatar is still stable. The Qatar’s financial health and investors’ friendly policies among others are the major assets for the country’s economic growth, he commented.

Announcing the modus-operandi of the SITBC, Dr. Naseer, SITBC’s CEO & Managing Director said we will target the Spanish real estate market and start our first project soon.

“SITBC plans to enhance the business activities of its members into new regional and international growth markets. SITBC has gained huge experience in the investment field, especially in markets that deliver a high return on investment. This partnership will enable both parties to expand their business horizons across the world by working together on a number of projects”, Dr. Naseer Shahir Homoud said.

Speaking on the occasion, the Managing Partner of a Spanish company Hogarmanga, Mr. Carlos Cortes said his company’s association with the SITBC will set up new milestones in the Middle East real estate market. He said there were many opportunities to be explored in this sector.

“We are proud to announce our business alliance. We have developed an action plan for our strategies that will cater the needs of the Qatar and Spain’s markets”, said Mr. Jose Antonio Martinez, the Managing Partner of a visiting company said.

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