Partners

 

 

The Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (established in 1895) is an independent, non-governmental association for the support, promotion, representation and protection of the economic interests of its members, contributing to the development of international economic cooperation and assisting in the European and international integration of the Republic of Bulgaria. The Chamber's activities are based on the principles of voluntary membership, autonomy and self-financing. The BCCI strives to establish fair and ethical relationships among business circles.

 

EUROCHAMBRES’ vision is an integrated, globally competitive Europe, where business can prosper and drive socio-economic progress. Chambers play an active role in pursuing this vision. Reflecting this, EUROCHAMBRES seeks to represent chambers of commerce and industry and their member companies before the EU institutions, to identify relevant joint activities and capacity building within the European Chamber network.

 

The European Parliament is an important forum for political debate and decision-making at EU level. Members of the European Parliament are directly elected by voters in all Member States to represent the interests of the people in EU law-making and to ensure that the other EU institutions work democratically.

 

Find out more about the role of the European Commission in implementing and promoting EU policies. The work of the Commission is guided by a college of Commissioners, led by a President. Commissioners work on specific political priorities set by the President of the Commission.

 

The Bulgarian-Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) is a private association of companies interested in developing their business in Bulgaria and/or Romania. The Chamber, together with its members and partners, is an active platform for the exchange of market information, business contacts and experience, with our focus on one main goal: to help our clients in their sustainable growth.

 

EPC Bulgaria is part of the European Consumer Centres Network (ECC-Net), which includes 30 centres in all EU countries, as well as in Iceland, Norway and the United Kingdom. The centres offer free and individual information, advice and assistance to consumers who have problems with cross-border transactions in another country in the network.

 

SGS is a global leader in control, inspection, testing and certification. 

 

Since 2004, BBL has been an official, social and cultural meeting place for legal entities and individuals of Belgian, Bulgarian and Luxembourgish origin. BBL actively promotes and supports the development of business relations in Bulgaria between these three countries.

 

EURES acts as a cooperation network between the European Commission, the Public Employment Services (PES) in the countries of the European Economic Area (the 28 Member States of the European Union (EU), Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and the Swiss Confederation.

 

DCCA aims to harmonize the activities of the chambers in the Danube region. Its mission is to strengthen economic and financial cooperation, strengthening the rapprochement between entrepreneurs and enterprises operating in different countries.

 

The Bulgarian Association of Management Consulting Organizations (BAUKO) was established in October 1997, uniting and representing professional consulting firms and certified consultants.

 

INNEXA Alliance is an international collaboration platform that brings together organisations, universities, businesses, and public institutions to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable solutions.
Through its partnership with INNEXA, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Vratsa (CCI Vratsa) provides businesses with access to international consortia, European projects, innovation ecosystems, and new development opportunities in areas such as digitalisation, green economy, and skills development.

Let Her In is an international network of organisations focused on promoting equality, social inclusion, and sustainable development through education, entrepreneurship, and partnerships.
This partnership creates opportunities to participate in international initiatives, training programmes, and projects related to human capital development, social innovation, and support for entrepreneurship, including for vulnerable groups.