COUNCIL OF FOREIGN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (CFCC)

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The Council of Foreign Chambers in UK represents the following countries: Albania, Arab countries, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium & Luxembourg, Bosnia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Croatia, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, India, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Mexico, Middle Eastern countries, Nepal, Netherlands,  Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey.

 


TRADE MISSIONS (TM) LISTINGS 2010

Dec 2010.
TM to Saudi Arabia. Detailed information: The Middle East Association.

28 Nov -2 Dec 2010. TM to Turkey. Detailed information: The Middle East Association.

For information on other events organised by each individual Chamber please visit our
members website directly.



 

 

 


UPDATES ON THE COUNCIL ACTIVITIES

6th September 2010.
CFCC Meeting at Advantage Austria.

24 May 2010 Small Business is Big Business.

27 April 2010.
Council affirms position as leading representative from foreign firms. See more

10 March 2010. More than 230 delegates gathered at the City Hall last night to meet and exchange views with Boris Johnson.
See Photo Gallery

09 Feb 2010. The Council has appointed Florence Gomez, MD of the French Chamber of Commerce as its acting Chairman until the AGM on June 14.

 

 

 

FORTHCOMING CFCC EVENTS

 

13 December 2010. 4th CFCC Council Meeting at Turkish British Chamber of Commerce.2nd Floor Bury House, 33 Bury Street, London SW1Y 6AU.

The calendar of activities for 2011, will be published shortly.


PREVIOUS KEY NOTES GUESTS

 

FCC Reception, hosted by Boris Johnson, Mayor of London at City Hall. March 2010

 

Dr. Richard Dixon, Chief Revise Editor of the Times newspaper. Sept 2009

 

Gareth Thomas MP,  Former Minister for Trade, Development and Consumer Affairs (jointly with DFID). Nov 2009 

 

David Frost, Director of the British Chambers of Commerce. June 2008