The International Chambers of Commerce are made up of 15 bilateral chambers. Each chamber operates independently, with its own board and operations. The International Chambers of Commerce functions as a forum for co-operation, networking and support for its member chambers.
The goal of The International Chambers of Commerce is to strengthen and maintain business relations between Iceland and the partner country, along with supporting bilateral co-operation and commerce between businesses in both countries. Furthermore, it is our goal to strengthen relations in the fields of education, culture, business and politics.
In accordance to the chamber’s goals its operations are the following:
Bilateral Chambers.
American-Icelandic
Est. 1988
Arctic-Icelandic
Est. 2013
British-Icelandic
Est. 1997
Danish-Icelandic
Est. 2000
Faroese-Icelandic
Est. 2012
French-Icelandic
Est. 1990
German-Icelandic
Est. 1995
Greenlandic-Icelandic
Est. 2011
Italian-Icelandic
Est. 2001
Japanese-Icelandic
Est. 2017
Norwegian-Icelandic
Est. 2011
Polish-Icelandic
Est. 2019
Russian-Icelandic
Est. 2019
Spanish-Icelandic
Est. 1997
Swedish-Icelandic
Est. 1997
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Borgartúni 35, 5. hæð
105 Reykjavík