The Israel-Africa Chamber of Commerce is a leader in initiating, fostering, and integrating dynamic trade relations between Israel and sub-Saharan Africa.
Rooted in over half a century of Israeli-African trade, we provide up-to-date information, metrics, and market data to help the business communities in both regions leverage new resources, locate new opportunities and trade partners, and successfully interface throughout their business collaborations.
Our finger is always on the pulse. With 23 African countries rated by the World Economic Form as having business potential, our highly-informed assistance delivers tremendous benefits to both Israeli and African partners.
Among our numerous services, the Israel-Africa Chamber of Commerce assists Israeli and African companies in pinpointing relevant commercial counterparts; handles business inquiries from Israeli and African companies seeking to establish local commercial ties; holds business conferences and meetings on marketing, finance, privatization, and investment; assists in organizing trade delegations to and from African countries; facilitates individual visits; provides and arranges financing solutions; and provides valuable assistance in all cooperative efforts between the two regions.
A valued member of The Israel Federation of Bi-National Chambers of Commerce, the Israel-Africa Chamber of Commerce maintains close ties with affiliate chambers in Africa, as well as with a host of trade-and-foreign-related authorities and organizations in Israel. The Israel-Africa Chamber of Commerce facilitates successful projects in a vast range of fields, including:
We believe that a perfect match in bilateral trade and business relations begins with accurate knowledge, deep connections, and uncompromising professionalism. We invite you to join us – and to make the most of the economic opportunities awaiting you in both Israel and Africa.
Strategic highlights for the week: The Africa Green Economy Summit in Cape Town , new global tariff impacts , major telecom consolidation , and the Young Leaders Conference in Addis Ababa
A weekly brief on key developments across Africa, including new satellite broadband permits in Nigeria, economic stabilization in Zambia, and emerging trade links in Kenya and Somaliland.
A summary of key economic developments and strategic diplomatic dialogues held on February 1st, focusing on Israel-Africa regional cooperation and infrastructure projects.
Telecom
Satellite communications
IT and cyber
Education
Infrastructure and energy
Land, Sea, and Air Transportation
Oil and petroleum products
Clean energy, green-tech, and affordable solar energy
Water, water management, and P2W
Agriculture and irrigation
Defense, security systems, intelligence, and homeland security
Health and medicine
Banking, investment, and acquisitions
Media, pr, and strategic communications
