Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia

A reliable partner

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (CCIS) is an independent, modern and responsible non-budgetary institution, a national association of all Serbian businesspeople, which serves the best interests of its members and the Serbian economy, owing to its tradition, experience and knowledge. CCIS is defined by the Law as an association of companies and entrepreneurs. A 169-year tradition of the Serbian chamber system and the developed chamber network, Representative Offices abroad, are the guarantor of efficient implementation of the support mechanisms for the economy and businesspeople in their activities. Linking the entire Serbia΄s economy in a single system, classified by economic sectors in 19 business associations and by regions in 17 regional chambers, including the City of Belgrade. Key commitment is to make Serbia visible as a market economy country, with investment opportunities, open borders, and ready to join the European trends in a competitive way.

CCIS activities:

• Representing interests of our members before the governmental bodies and institutions;
• Representing interests and positions of members through participation in drafting laws and other regulations important for the business community;
• Connecting business companies in domestic and international market;
• Issuing business documents and providing high-quality information;
• Supporting the process of digitalization and education of the economy;
• Promoting the economy in the country and abroad;
• Disseminating business information to our members;
• Consultancy services;
• Fostering good business practice and business ethics;
• Work of Courts and Arbitration hosted by CCIS.

Confindustria Serbia

Confindustria Serbia, the representative office of the Italian Industry Confederation in Serbia, was established with the goal of serving as a point of contact for all Italian entrepreneurs seeking business partners in Serbia and recognizing this part of the Balkans as an interesting area for developing business activities.

To meet the growing need of Italian companies for internationalization, Confindustria Serbia, relying on its three guiding principles – network, services, and representation – provides operational support and guidance to companies on their path to internationalization, facilitates cooperation with partners in Serbia, and helps them better understand the dynamics and opportunities of the local market.

Thanks to its flexible structure and strong institutional relationships both in Serbia and Italy, Confindustria Serbia has become an active actor in promoting and improving the economic and social relations between the two countries.

Founded in June 2012, Confindustria Serbia today counts over 200 member companies.