Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy
Assocamerestero
Official Bilateral Institution Since 1927

Italian Chamber of Commerce in Egypt

Serving the Italy-Egypt corporate community for nearly a century. The primary institutional, legal, and strategic gateway for bilateral trade, industrial investments, and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation.

Global Assocamerestero Network

Our Institutional Identity & Worldwide Chamber Network

Established in 1927, the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Egypt (CCIE) is legally recognized by the Italian Government under art. 10 of Law no. 518 of July 1, 1970 (Official MIMIT CCIE Roll), operating as an accredited institution within the Assocamerestero network.

Our institutional and operational capability is anchored in an extensive global business network connecting Italian industrial excellence with high-growth international markets:

86

Italian Chambers of Commerce Abroad across 64 Countries

160

Service hubs and operating offices worldwide

21,000+

Member companies

300,000

Business contacts across the network

Our History: A Century of Shared Growth

Founded in Cairo in 1927, the CCIE operates under the patronage and supervision of the Embassy of Italy in Cairo, serving as the definitive bilateral reference for cross-border commerce.

From early maritime trade in the 1920s to contemporary energy, infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing ventures, the Chamber has guided leading Italian and Egyptian corporations toward sustainable commercial success.

Today, the Chamber integrates diplomatic pedigree with state-of-the-art market intelligence, customs facilitation, legal-fiscal advisory, and targeted B2B matchmaking.

Governance & Organizational Structure

The Chamber operates under a democratic, transparent governance framework established by our official Statute. The General Assembly elects the Board of Directors, comprised of respected leaders from the Italian and Egyptian business communities.

The President holds legal representation and guides institutional policy, while operational and executive leadership is directed by the Secretary General, overseeing specialized departments, staff, and bilateral relations.