スペイン企業は、東南アジアのファラオ契約に苦労している
Empresas españolas pugnan por contratos faraónicos en el sudeste asiático
El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores, José Manuel García-Margallo, viaja a la región acompañado por una docena de empresarios
La crisis política de Tailandia se abate sobre la economía
Miguel González Kuala Lumpur 28 MAR 2014 - 13:08 CET
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Spanish companies are struggling to Pharaonic contracts in Southeast Asia
Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel García-Margallo, travels to the region accompanied by a dozen entrepreneurs
Thailand's political crisis befalls the economy
Miguel González Kuala Lumpur 28 MAR 2014 - 13:08 CET
Tired but happy. So ended the Minister of Foreign Affairs , José Manuel García- Margallo , the tour started Monday in Manila and has also led to Hanoi and Kuala Lumpur. These three countries (Philippines , Vietnam and Malaysia) , although very different , are among the fastest growing economies in the world and are part of the ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations ) , a block of more than 500 million consumers that next year will bring down his last internal tariffs .
Margallo recalled that the last Spanish foreign ministers who visited the area they did in 1994 ( Malaysia), 1996 (Vietnam ) and 2009 (Philippines ) , so it is " up for the time lost" and " persevere in endeavor " . To realize this approach , a delegation from the Vietnamese government to visit Madrid next week.
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The head of Spanish diplomacy has traveled accompanied by a long dozen entrepreneurs , who were less satisfied. " Europe is our home , in Latin America we have a long experience, but this caught us very far ," acknowledged Manuel Teruel , president of the Council of Chambers of Commerce . And the best way to land from the hand of a minister to help open doors and network .
In Malaysia, the richest of the three countries , Spanish firms are not entirely unknown . 2008 Acerinox mounted stainless steel plant in which it has invested 1,200 million and created more than 400 jobs.
But even this huge investment is too small to mammoth projects that lie ahead : a Spanish consortium aims to build the high-speed train between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore , including a tunnel under the sea and whose cost can reach 12,000 million euros and Techniques Gathered competing business to be done at least a part of the Rapid project, a refinery and petrochemical complex , near the border with Singapore , the first phase is budgeted at 20,000 million dollars , which could be up to 69,000 long term . " No company in the world can alone take on a project of this magnitude ," admits an expert.
More modest but no less important. In recent days, the Philippines and Vietnam have been awarded to the Spanish division of the purchase of three Airbus transport aircraft C -295 each ( valued at about 35 million each) . Philippines and has three C- 212 aircraft of Spanish manufacturing have collaborated in the search, still unsuccessful, the Boeinhg 777 Malaysian Airline disappeared in early March with 239 passengers on board. An event that is shocking the country .
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