Introduction of the unit
The vision of this unit of the Isfahan Chamber of Commerce is to regulate and control a wide range of international affairs and relations and to focus on international business relations in order to empower entrepreneurs and business members of the Chamber of Commerce to improve and develop their business interactions.
Collaborating with the chambers of commerce of the business target countries as well as international business associations and the members’ strategic business partners world-wide in an effort to facilitate the promotion and advancement of the global business interactions of the members.
The unit serves many diverse functions, including:
- Policymaking of the chamber's international activities with the aim of synergizing the organization's power and preventing the wastage of resources through the chamber's international relations strategic council.
- Analyzing the commercial information of the target countries and providing suitable solutions for the purposeful and sustainable presence of economic activists from the province and chamber members in the target markets.
Identification and introduction of products with the export advantage of the province.
Identifying the target countries of the province according to the export advantages and strategic needs of the province.
- Sending and receiving commercial and economic delegations to and from the target countries.
- Establishing effective communication with the members of the chamber and the economic actors of the province with the aim of facilitating entry into the target markets, market development, and product development.
- Playing an effective role in international organizations related to the field of international trade at the regional and international level.
- Effective and continuous cooperation in holding domestic and foreign trade exhibitions and events and providing specialized services to members of the chamber.
- Preparation, regulation, and publication of business news and announcements related to international markets.
- Following up on the problems created for the members of the chamber in international trade through the representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the embassies of Iran in other countries, and the chambers of commerce of other countries.