BUCC was founded in 1997 to promote trade and investment between the U.K. and Ukraine. We hold annually numerous events in Ukraine and the U.K., such as Ukrainian Week in London, which in 2018 was attended by over 1000 persons. We also campaign for the reforms necessary for investment to expand into Ukraine, such as for the World Bank’s MIGA to increase the political risk Insurance actually available for investment into Ukraine and for a legal/court ombudsman to ensure proper oversight of Ukrainian courts and encourage the rule of law for civil cases.

Established in 1993, Canada-Ukraine Chamber of Commerce (CUCC) has a successful history of promoting and facilitating trade between the two countries. With offices in Toronto and Kyiv, we provide members and businesses with a wide array of services. We advocate, we promote, we educate, we match, we support, we connect, we save costs, and we never let down our members. CUCC is a go-to organization to do business between Ukraine and Canada.

CCIFU today unites more than 125 companies - entrepreneurs, SMEs and large international groups. Its principal missions are to represent and protect professional interests of the members; facilitate the development of commercial exchanges between France and Ukraine; offer business development assistance to companies willing to invest in Ukraine and animate French-Ukrainian business community.

Chinese Commerce Association in Ukraine (CCA) is non-profit and non-governmental organization, created by Chinese companies in Ukraine in 2015. CCA unites Chinese and Ukrainian businesses, enabling Ukrainian companies to enter the Chinese market and vice versaIt facilitates development of bilateral trade and investment cooperation.

The AHK Ukraine - German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (site) is the business platform for German-Ukrainian economic cooperation. Jointly with its committees and working groups the chamber works on the improvement of investment framework in Ukraine and is actively informing about business opportunities in Ukraine in Germany and vice versa. Furthermore, the AHK Ukraine is engaged in practical support and advise to German, Ukrainian and international businesses that want to set up a business in Ukraine.

Swedish Business Association – is a non-governmental, non-profit organization, founded in 2017. The mission of SBA is to boost business relations between Sweden and Ukraine via supporting Swedish companies on the Ukrainian market, promoting Swedish way of doing business, Swedish values, and CSR in Ukraine and facilitating partnerships between companies from Sweden and Ukraine that will lead to mutual trade growth.

International Turkish Ukrainian Business Association (TUID) was founded in 2004 in Kyiv. Along with TUID national head office in Kyiv, it has regional offices in Kharkiv, Kherson, Odesa, Lviv, Zaporizhia, Vinnitsa and a representative office in Istanbul. With its more than 200 members, TUID, member association of the Turkonfed, represents 90% of the Turkish capital in the country.

Ukrainian-Austrian Association is a non-governmental, non-profit organization, founded in 2017 in Kyiv, aiming at fostering relations in business, civil society, and culture, and at strengthening ties between Austria and Ukraine. UAA develops initiatives and bilateral B2B-projects in business and offers assistance and training with regard to inter-cultural relations, as well as state-of-the-art professional standards in projects, and management.

UCCI is a non-governmental organization, which unites Ukrainian companies and their associations on a voluntary basis. The UCCI is the national umbrella organisation of the Ukrainian system of 25 independent regional CCIs, comprising a network of about 100 offices all over the country. The UCCI has partnership relations with more than 100 foreign CCIs and is an active member of International Chamber of Commerce, World Chambers Federation, Eurochambres, Confederation of Asia-Pacific Chambers of Commerce and Industry and Silk Road Chamber of International Commerce.

The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council was established in October 1995 to advance U.S. companies’ trade and investment interests in Ukraine’s significant emerging market, advocate for measures to improve conditions for bilateral trade and investment, and generally promote strong, friendly bilateral ties. In support of its mission, the Council works closely with the full range of other entities, public and private alike, interested in supporting a growing economic and commercial relationships between the United States of America and Ukraine.