The Addis Ababa Chamber of Commerce & Sectoral Association (AACCSA) is a voluntary membership organization in Ethiopia with more than 15,000 member companies. AACCSA is an autonomous, non-governmental and non-profit organization which promotes trade and investment by providing demand driven services to its members in order to establish favourable business environments based on international best practises. Such services include the areas of business development, arbitration as well as investment and trade information.
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The „Agence de Promotion des Investissements Agricoles“ (APIA) is a Tunisian public agency. Primarily, this organization focuses on the promotion of the private sector in agriculture, fishery and associated services. Through their dedicated expertise, APIA supports respective companies in successfully implementing their projects.
The Asociación de Exportadores (ADEX) is a business institution founded in Peru to represent and provide various services to its members: exporters, importers, and trade service providers. Its objective is to strengthen the competitiveness of companies in order to generate profits, promote exports and investment, develop exportable supplies and contribute to the national creation of wealth and employment.
For more than 45 years the Peruvian Chamber of Foreign Trade has been supporting and maintaining the bilateral trade relations between Germany and Peru. Moreover, it supports actively the German-Peruvian trade relations by providing various services to its more than 200 members.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Kyrgyzstan (CCI) is a non-profit private sector association. Aiming at the promotion of the Kyrgyz economy and its integration into the world economy, CCI particularly focuses on improving foreign trade conditions and advancing the export of products and services.
DGNED is an Indonesian non-profit government agency focusing on export development. In order to identify new overseas markets and business opportunities for Indonesian producers, DGNED provides market research, consultation on export procedures, licensing requirements, and financing.
The Ethiopian Horticulture Producer Exporters Association (EHPEA) is a private-sector association that promotes and safeguards the competitive position of the Ethiopian horticulture sector within the global market. In cooperation with the relevant international institutions, EHPEA provides its members with the necessary support in areas such as technology, networking, market-access and market intelligence.
The Food Export Council (FEC), established by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, is the link between private sector exporters and the Egyptian Government. Aiming at improvements in the legislative and business environment for Egypt’s processed food industry, FEC focuses on enhancing the image of the sector and promoting its competitiveness on the international market.
For more than sixty years the German-Arab Chamber of Industry and Commerce has been promoting bilateral business relations between Egypt, North Africa, the Middle East and Germany. As the largest organization in the framework of business cooperation between Germany and the Arab world, GACIC plays a pivotal role in Egyptian and German business cooperation.
For more than 36 years the German-Tunisian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has been promoting investment and trade between the two countries by providing various services to its members. These services include market information research, business contact brokering, as well as investment and HR services. The AHK in Tunisia is a competent local partner thanks to its broad network.
Since its foundation in 1924 and its reopening in 1970, the German-Indonesian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (EKONID) has developed into a reliable and competent business partner for German and Indonesian companies. EKONID's expertise ranges from market information and business planning to legal and corporate consulting, trade fair and event management and advertising. EKONID sees itself as a responsible member of the Indonesian society and promotes bilateral economic relations in order to secure long-term investment and trade between the two countries.
The Ministry of Industry is a government institution for policy development and implementation in the industrial sectors. Indonesia’s national vision is to develop Indonesia in a way to become an industrialized country with highly competitive industries based on advanced technology and innovation. 
As an umbrella organization Nepal Herbs and Herbal Products Association (NEHHPA) represents the interests of the Nepalese herbal farmers, producers and traders and seeks to establish sustainable business system. Since 2002 NEHHPA has been promoting the herbal sector in Nepal. The Association aims to improve the livelihood of the underprivileged by providing farmers with market access and thus creates income opportunities for rural households.
PROMPERÚ, Peru’s Export and Tourism Promotion Board, is a government agency that brings public and private sector initiatives together. The agency's goal is to create and promote a diversified and competitive range of local products and services that meet international quality standards. Its activities focus on the expansion of Peruvian businesses in foreign markets in order to generate local job opportunities and promote Peru's image as an exporting country and an attractive tourist destination.
PROCOLOMBIA is a government agency of the Executive Branch of the Government of Colombia in charge of promoting Colombian exports, international tourism and foreign investment to Colombia. The agency provides domestic companies with support and integral advisory services for their international trade activities and facilitates the design and execution of their internationalization strategies. Furthermore, Procolumbia supports foreign companies with trade, legal, and educational information about Colombia's market, products, services and companies.
The Retail Association Austria is an advocacy group of Austrian companies with the mission to support its members in the environment of changing market requirements. The Association represents trade interests vis-à-vis key dialogue partners such as political decision-makers, employees' organizations or the media. 
The Trade for Development Centre (TDC), a program of the Belgian development agency fights poverty by supporting producers engaged in fair and sustainable trade in their economic and social development. TDC aims to improve their market access – be it local, regional or international markets – by enhancing their skills in managing their business. TDC supports them financially and coachs them in strategic marketing, communication & sales as well as in governance and financial management.
The Business Association for Latin America (LAV) is the networking and information platform for German companies with business interests in Latin America. The LAV supports companies from all sectors to establish and expand their business activities in Latin America and the Caribbean. In addition, it promotes economic, political and social relations between Germany and the countries in the region.
The Eastern European Association of the German Economy is the most important association of German companies in Eastern Europe, operating in 29 countries of Central and Eastern Europe, South-East Europe, the South Caucasus and Central Asia. The Association promotes the exchange of best practice and practical experience among its members and the exploration of business opportunities in these countries. In this capacity the Eastern European Association also represents the interests of German business vis-à-vis the German federal government and the governments of all partner countries.
The Federation of the German Food and Drink Industry or BVE is the top-level association of the German food and drink industry. For more than 60 years, BVE has been representingthe interests of food and drink manufacturers with regard to politics, administration, media, society and market partners worldwide. The umbrella organization is the central point of contact for national policy and at the EU level BVE represents the interests of the German food and drink industry.
Finnpartnership is the Finnish business partnership programme that supports companies in matters concerning business operations in developing countries. Finnpartnership provides companies and organizations the Business Partnership Support Facility, Matchmaking service and wide-ranging advisory services. The final goal of the programme is to enhance economic growth in the target countries, diversify their economy and the range of exports, and to reduce poverty.
GD Holz e.V. is the general association of the German timber trade. It bundles the economic interests of 900 member companies and represents the industry vis-à-vis politics, organizations, media and society. According to the GD Holz's own estimates, the association represents around 60% of the German timber companies and 80% of the industry turnover.
The German coffee association Deutscher Kaffeeverband e.V. has been campaigning for positive framework conditions in the coffee industry, as well as supporting and protecting the common interests of its member companies, since 1969. Every member - whether small entrepreneur, medium-sized company or large corporation – can benefit from the services provided and has a voice within the association.
Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI) is the economic development agency of the Federal Republic of Germany. The organization promotes Germany as a business and technology location and supports companies based in Germany with global market information.
The German–African Business Association (Afrika-Verein der deutschen Wirtschaft) is the foreign trade association representing German companies and institutions with an interest in Africa. Through its well-established networks, the Association promotes exchange between German and African representatives from both business and politics.
The GIZ provides services worldwide in the field of international cooperation for sustainable development. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is its main commissioning party. The GIZ works with the private sector, fostering successful interaction between development policy and foreign trade. In around 90 locations worldwide the GIZ offers demand-oriented, tailor-made and effective services for sustainable development.