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Spanish Seeking Business in Construction Sector

Representatives of nine companies from Zaragoza related to equipment and building materials began touring Panama before traveling to Costa Rica.

Monday, February 25, 2013

Prensa.com reports that "A mission from Zaragoza of nine companies today began a three-day visit to Panama in search of business opportunities and even to explore its future implementation in the growing Central American country."

Javier Andonegui, director of the Foreign Trade Chamber of Commerce of Zaragoza, said: "The aim of the visit, which ends next Wednesday, is to do business with companies in Panama, although some Spanish firms are also seeking their implementation in the country ".

The Zaragoza trade mission is made up of Canteras Santander S.A.; Moreda Riviera TrefilerÍas; S.A. de Señalizaciones NYD; Implaser 99, S.LL.; Pérez y Abad Mármoles; Hipopótamo Pinturas Y Decoración; Biosolter Energética; José Manuel Sacramento, and Megablok

Source: Prensa.com

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