BRICS Business Chamber Ghana
About the Chamber
The BRICS International Business Chamber is an independent private-sector business chamber. Its Ghana chapter connects Ghanaian businesses with BRICS nations and partner markets around trade, investment, and sustainable economic growth. The work is practical: Empowering sustainable growth together
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Connecting the Private Sector to BRICS Economies
Practical trade and investment links between Ghanaian businesses and BRICS markets.
Chamber News
BRICS International Co-Sponsors Business Networking Event at the Brazilian Embassy in Accra
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Our Global Network
Ghana anchors a growing network of trade and investment relationships across the BRICS nations, connecting Africa to the wider BRICS economic community.
What's New
BRICS Trade Ministers Meeting in India: Further Momentum for South-South Cooperation
Photo: Beto Barata/PR, CC BY 2.0
Ethiopia Confirms USD 295 Million New Development Bank Buy-In
Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
India's BRICS Chairship Advances Under 'Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability'
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18th BRICS Summit to Convene in New Delhi
Photo: en.kremlin.ru, CC BY 4.0
BRICS Trade Ministers Meeting in India: Further Momentum for South-South Cooperation
Photo: Beto Barata/PR, CC BY 2.0
Ethiopia Confirms USD 295 Million New Development Bank Buy-In
Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
India's BRICS Chairship Advances Under 'Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability'
Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
18th BRICS Summit to Convene in New Delhi
Photo: en.kremlin.ru, CC BY 4.0
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the BRICS International Business Chamber?+
An independent private-sector business chamber. The Ghana chapter connects businesses across BRICS nations and partner markets around shared goals of trade, investment, and sustainable economic growth.
What does the Chamber actually do?+
The Chamber facilitates dialogue and cooperation between Ghanaian and BRICS-aligned businesses, connects stakeholders to trade and investment opportunities, and supports engagement with diplomatic missions, trade officials, and development partners active in the BRICS and Africa corridor.
Why is Ghana positioned as a launchpad for BRICS and Africa trade?+
Ghana's stable governance, strategic West African location, and developing trade infrastructure make it a natural entry point for BRICS-aligned investment into the wider African market. The Chamber positions Ghana as a coordinating hub for this engagement.
What are the Chamber's core focus areas?+
Eight focus areas: Trade Facilitation, Investment Promotion, Tourism & Hospitality, Technology & Innovation, Agriculture & Food Security, SME Development & Industrialisation, Education & Skills Exchange, and Sustainable Infrastructure.
Is the Chamber affiliated with any government?+
No. The Chamber is an independent private-sector body. It engages regularly with ministries, trade offices, and diplomatic missions, but operates independently of any single state's direction.
How does the Chamber approach partnerships and diplomatic engagement?+
With accuracy, protocol, and verified information. Partnerships and memoranda of understanding go through an internal review process before any public announcement.