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History of Iran & Belgium Economical Relations

Economic relations between Belgium and Iran date to the end of the nineteenth century. At that time, Iran benefited from Belgium cooperation in establishing of the first sugar factory, first railway line between Tehran and Rey and modernization of Custom & Finance Ministries and post, as well as Belgium that bought oil, carpet and wool from Iran. Long-standing economic relations between these two countries which was reduced since World War II, resumed from late 1340 (solar year) and developed. Establishing Iran & Belgium Chamber of Commerce & Industry in 1365 (solar year), and joining Luxembourg in 1390 at Tehran is considered as a very important step to developing this relationship. It is highly hoped that, by the cooperation of this Chamber, economic, trade and industrial activities of three countries grow in near future.

Objectives

Iran, Belgium & Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry as a non-profit organization pursues the following objectives:
Development of commercial, economic and industrial relation between three countries
Close cooperation with the official authorities, organizations and institutions of three countries with a view to encouraging furthure development of these relations.
Gathering and evaluation of statistical data and other useful commercial, economic and industrial information related to three countries and putting them at the disposal of Iranian and Belgian and Luxembourgian applicants.
Making endeavors to meet the wishes and view points of three countries’ businessmen whenever appropriate.
Study and research with a view to creating the necessary possibilities for investment.
Facilitating the exchange of trade, economic and industrial delegation.
Organizing and administration of seminars, lectures, conferences and symposia.
Establishing and managing seminars, lectures and conferences and symposia dealing with commercial , economic and industrial issues of mutual interest.
Attempting to settle disputes arising from commercial , economic and industrial relations between three countries enterprises in amicable ways or by referring them to arbition (both internal and external), when so requested and upon the approval of the board of Directors of the Chamber.
Publication of information in the chamber’s Quarterly regarding question related to the promotion of trade and economic relations of three countries. Containnig changes in commercial and industrial laws and other common topics of interest.

IBLCCI Services :

Realization of the viewpoints of Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian industrial and commercial managers in the fields of commerce, industry, agriculture, mining and related activities.
Conducting research and studies to provide suitable conditions for investments in industry, mining and agriculture in the three countries.
Expansion of the exchange of economic missions between these countries.
Compilation and evaluation of statistics and other useful information on commercial, industrial and economic issues of these countries and making such information available for the use of Iranian , Belgian & Luxembourgian
Providing information on the development of economic relations between Iran , Belgium & Luxembourgian, including economic rules and regulations of these countries as well as other issues of common interest;
Participation in the organization and management of exhibitions and trade fairs within related laws as well as helping Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian industries and individuals eager to take part in fairs and bazaars held in Iran , Belgium & Luxembourg and the other countries.
Organization and managing of seminars, conferences, and symposia on trade and development of industrial and economic relations between these countries;
Cooperation with similar Chambers in Belgium & Luxembourg;
Attempt to settle differences arising from economic exchanges between Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian real and legal persons through conciliation and if necessary encouraging the two parties to seek resolution of conflict through Iran Chamber Arbitration Center;
Facilities with the Belgian Embassy in Tehran, Iranian Embassy in Brussels;
Representing companies in exhibitions, seminars, the chamber’s website and etc.
Advertising our patrons’ business in different events, exhibitions & trade fairs by our chamber.
Introducing Iranian companies and arranging meetings with them, especially those working in the same filed as our patrons.

Membership Types

Iran, Belgium & Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce has defined three types of membership for its participants, in order to facilitate and develop the services dedicated to them:

⇒ Business Membership

⇒ Patron Membership

⇒ Supervisory Membership

⇒ Honorary Membership

Business Membership

Facilities with process of obtaining visa in Iran & Belgium;
Inviting to different exhibitions, seminars and events held in Iran;
Advertising and representing the companies on our website with a discount;
Setting up the meetings with Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian companies;
Attempting to settle differences arising from economic exchanges between Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian real and legal persons through conciliation and if necessary encouraging the two parties to seek resolution of conflict through Iran Chamber Arbitration Center;
Sending out our brochures, publications and magazines;
Organizing and inviting the members in trade, economic and industrial delegations;
Actively recommending member’s business to members and non-members;
Benefiting from service, residential, sport and recreation centers with a discount;
Holding different courses by dedicating a special discount;
Introducing skilled workers ready to start cooperation with members’ company.

Patron Membership

Facilities with process of obtaining visa in Iran & Belgium;
Facilities with our members’ accommodation in Iran;
Promoting members’ business by distributing their brochures in different exhibitions, seminars and events in Iran, Belgium & Luxembourg;
Our priority in inviting members to different exhibitions, seminars and events held in Iran;
Free advertising and representing your company on our website for limited period;
Setting up the meetings with Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian companies;
Benefiting from our meeting rooms in Tehran & Brussels for their meetings;
Attempting to settle differences arising from economic exchanges between Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian real and legal persons through conciliation and if necessary encouraging the two parties to seek resolution of conflict through Iran Chamber Arbitration Center;
Sending out our brochures, publications and magazines;
Giving the priority in organizing and inviting trade, economic and industrial delegations;
Putting their company logos on a banner at our events with a special discount;
Actively recommending their business to members and non-members;
Assigning them special seats in our events and ceremonies;
Benefiting from service, residential, sport and recreation centers with a discount;
Holding different courses by dedicating a special discount;
Introducing skilled workers ready to start cooperation with your company.

Supervisory/ Honorary Membership

Inviting to different exhibitions, seminars and events held in Iran;
Sending out our brochures, publications and magazines;
Benefiting from service, residential, sport and recreation centers with a discount;
Holding different courses;
Educational & research Consulting;
Attempting to settle differences arising from economic exchanges between Iranian, Belgian & Luxembourgian real and legal persons through conciliation and if necessary encouraging the two parties to seek resolution of conflict through Iran Chamber Arbitration Center.

√ Supervisory/ Honorary Membership may use the services of the Joint Chamber but are not allowed to attend or vote in meetings/assemblies.

Becoming our member

It’s worth mentioning that the chamber membership is appertained to real persons or business legal persons who preferably keen on developing or having an economical, business, Industrial and etc. relations between Iran, Belgium & Luxembourg constantly and continuously.

For more information, please contact to Chamber office phone numbers: +98-21-88064426, +98-21-88064427, +98-21-88064428, or E-mail irblcci@irblcci.com.