Chamber of commerce and of industry

See also: CCI

The chambers of commerce and of industry (CCI) are organisms in charge to represent the interests of the Entreprise S commercial, industrial and of service.

Oldest, probably, was created in France in 1599 with Marseilles. It acted, at the origin, of a simple office of trade made up of four Consuls appointed within the Municipalité, this is why, like a Chambre of trades and craft industry or a Chambre of agriculture, a CCI is sometimes called “ consular room ”.

According to the countries it is public agencies for which the participation of the companies has the character of tax or special taxation taxes (Germany, Austria, Spain, France, Italy, Netherlands,…) or of the organizations of associative nature for which adhesion is optional and which perceive contributions (Belgium, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom,…).

See too

  • Chamber of commerce of metropolitan Montreal

External bonds

  • the network of the chambers of commerce and industry members of Eurochambres

  • Chambers of commerce and industry in Austria
  • Chambers of commerce and of industry in Germany
  • Chambers of commerce and of industry in Belgium
  • Chambers of commerce and of industry in the Netherlands
  • Parliament of the French rooms of trade and industry

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