There are 38 accredited Belgian-Luxembourg Chambers of Commerce abroad. They help promote bilateral trade between Belgium, Luxembourg and the country in which they are established. The Chambers are made up of entrepreneurs who know what it is like to run a business abroad. They provide a sounding board and support and help entrepreneurs practically in exploring new markets abroad.
The range of services provided by bilateral Chambers is very extensive and varies from Chamber to Chamber. To find out what services a specific Chamber offers, it is best to contact them directly.
“The network of Chambers of Commerce is an extraordinary tool to facilitate trade, but it is also a sounding board that enables us to map and tackle the challenges that entrepreneurs of today and tomorrow are facing.”
— René Branders, President
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Simply fill in the form on the right, and we will make sure the Chamber contacts you to set up a meeting.
Internationalisation is in the DNA of our entrepreneurs, just like sharing experiences with others and helping other companies tap new markets. And that’s how you get a network of Belgian Chambers of Commerce that is active all over the world.
The Belgian Chambers of Commerce abroad (the bilateral Chambers) are independent organisations, each created on the initiative of local businesses with a strong Belgian link. The activities of these Chambers vary from country to country, depending on local needs. Their mission is always the same: to give Belgium and its regions the necessary visibility abroad and to develop economic relations between Belgium and the country in which they operate.
The bilateral chambers are an important and necessary complement to the official network of Belgian representatives abroad. They work closely together as to provide the additional dimension of a direct link with the private sector.
We have drawn up an accreditation programme for the bilateral Chambers. In order tTo become a member of the Federation, Chambers must demonstrate that they fulfill fulfil all the criteria of the accreditation programme. In this way, we ensure that bilateral Chambers are reliable partners for Belgian companies.
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There are 13 accredited Chambers of Commerce in Belgium. They represent the interests of companies at local, regional, national and international level. They bring entrepreneurs in touch with each other and provide an independent sounding board. They offer training and guidance, give advice and organise numerous networking events.
