Cámara de Comercio de Teruel is a public-law corporation representing and promoting the interests of industry, commerce and services in Teruel province, while also providing services to businesses in those sectors.12 It was established in April 1899 as the Cámara de Comercio e Industria de Teruel, under the framework of a Royal Decree dated 9 April 1886.3
The organisation’s headquarters are in Teruel city, and it also serves businesses through offices in Alcañiz, Calamocha and Mora de Rubielos.4 Its geographic remit is provincial, although some of its services help local businesses operate beyond the province and in international markets.11
Its work includes advice and support for starting and developing businesses, export and market-diversification assistance, and training for companies and their staff.11 It also provides business-development advice in areas including domestic commerce, industry, digital technology, tourism, employment and productivity.11 The chamber acts as a consultative body to public administration on promoting industry, commerce and services.11 Other activities include administering business grants, providing coworking space and helping companies identify customers and suppliers in national and international markets.13
The chamber’s website names Antonio Santa Isabel Llanos as president.2 Its 125th-anniversary account describes a long-standing role in representing provincial businesses and supporting economic development in Teruel.3