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About BRICS CCI
BRICS took shape in September 2006 and it originally comprised Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC). It was renamed BRICS after South Africa was accepted as a full member in September 2010. The group has expanded into a 10-nation alliance, welcoming Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates as new members in 2024, followed by Indonesia in 2025.
The BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a parent organization which promotes commerce and industry in the BRICS nations. BRICS CCI is a not-for-profit organization, that serves as a beacon of economic collaboration among BRICS+ nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, UAE and Indonesia. It fosters an environment where businesses can thrive, innovate, and expand through various initiatives, forums, and networking opportunities. Over the past decade, BRICS CCI has expanded significantly, opening new chapters, welcoming a large number of members, and forging numerous strategic cooperation agreements with esteemed organizations. BRICS CCI is a catalyst for economic synergy and entrepreneurial spirit, fostering a collaborative ecosystem where businesses can flourish and contribute to the global economy.
OUR NETWORK
What we do?
We promote entrepreneurship and encourage young entrepreneurs to establish and grow their business.
- Build a credible repository of data and information that could be used by members.
- Build a database of credible business partners across different geographies and industry verticals.
- Conduct topical research that could be used by members to understand business relevant issues in enough detail to conduct a successful business in that space.
- Build social and cultural exchange between interested nations, by promoting business around local art and culture.
- Provide advisory services to our members on legal as well as other business critical services.
- Promote business interactions among members by organizing regular events platforms and other forms of interactions.
