The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Italy is a local organization of businesses and companies in Milan with the intention to develop and further the interests of local companies and businesses in Italy .
Many businesses are international operating companies with offices in Italy.
Members of a Chamber of Commerce are usually international and local operating companies, such as lawyers, property developers, tourism companies, airlines, manufacturing companies, import and export businesses, banks, finance companies, legal advisors, IT and electronics manufacturers etc.
The Chambers of Commerce’s main activities are, among others, safeguarding business interests and sharing business experiences and business interests, contact with governments, civil society, local media and the press and organzing trade shows and events.
Contact
Chambre Française de Commerce et de l’Industrie en Italie
Via Papa Leone XIII, 10 – 20145 Milan (Italie)
Tel: +39 02 72 53 71
Fax : +39 02 86 55 93
Web: chambre.it
email: info@chambre.it
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