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OICEX is a non-profit entity with the aim of researching, promoting and generating actions that facilitate trade in goods and services within the Ibero-American Community of Nations.

TRAINING

We build and strengthen professional skills by organizing and delivering in-company, face-to-face, and online training and generally any customized training product.

PUBLISHING

We report and channel relevant and analyzed news on international trade from an Ibero-American perspective.

EVENTS

Through our own events or organized by our strategic partners, we facilitate a successful networking space and contribute to the consolidation of your image abroad.

CONSULTING

We integrate the best local and international experts into teams capable of offering comprehensive consulting solutions to companies, institutions and governments.

INGENIERÍA LEGAL INTERNACIONAL

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GESTIÓN EN COMERCIO GLOBAL

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GESTIÓN EN NUEVAS TECNOLOGÍAS

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The best
international trade information

You can benefit from the most comprehensive international trade information and news system from an Ibero-American perspective, with particular emphasis on regional exchange, the Chinese market and the European Union.

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China Connection
Initiative

With over 25 years of cooperation with China, we have built a powerful ecosystem of relationships and tools that will enable you to successfully connect with the Chinese business community.

We support your success in Spain

Within the framework of the Spain Connection Programme, OICEX in cooperation with its strategic partners provide solutions and support you to do business and invest in Spain.

Advice companies seeking to establish in Spain
Buying companies in Spain
Foreign real estate investments in Spain
International Business Purchasing and Facilitating Agency

OICEX is

Trade Point Madrid

The Trade Point programme was created by the United Nations (UNCTAD) in 1992 with the aim of promoting and facilitating the access of SMEs to international trade through the intensive use of new technologies and was transferred to WTPF in 2002.