Eurocham Nigeria, also known as the European Chamber of Commerce in Nigeria, is a non-profit organisation established in 2016 with the aim of fostering and enhancing trade and investment between Nigeria and European countries. Serving as a platform for European businesses in Nigeria, it facilitates connections, idea sharing, and advocacy efforts.
The primary objective of Eurocham Nigeria is to improve the business environment in Nigeria by offering its members valuable information, networking opportunities, and advocacy services. It represents a diverse range of sectors, including energy, construction, agriculture, finance, and technology. The chamber is dedicated to promoting sustainable economic development in Nigeria and strengthening the relationship between Nigeria and the European Union.
Through active engagement with policymakers, Eurocham Nigeria addresses key issues that impact European businesses operating in Nigeria. It advocates for favorable policies and regulatory frameworks that encourage investment and growth. The chamber's regular events and networking activities provide members with a platform to connect with other business leaders and stay updated on the latest business trends and opportunities in Nigeria.
Eurocham Nigeria has good engagement with the Local and Federal authorities, and maintains a strong engagement with the local authorities, it maintains a strong relationship with the EU Delegation. This connection enables the chamber to collaborate effectively with the European Union and leverage their resources and expertise for the benefit of its members and the broader business community in Nigeria.
Overall, Eurocham Nigeria plays a crucial role in facilitating business collaboration, providing valuable support to European companies, and contributing to the growth and development of Nigeria's business landscape.
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Committees: EuroCham set up 4 Working Groups as a platform to assess, review and improve specific subject areas affecting its members’ business operations. These Working Groups set up meetings throughout the year with stakeholders and experts, to discuss topics and proffer solutions.
Eurocham Nigeria recently signed an agreement for an institutional development grant of 300,000 euros. Funds are expected within Q3 of 2024.