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- Unit 508B Mitchelstown RoadNW Business Park, BallycoolinDublin 15, IrelandD15 A276
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions the Chamber is asked most often.
About these answers
These answers are an unofficial English translation of the Chamber's own questions and answers, provided for convenience; the Chinese versions are the ones the Chamber published, and where the two differ the Chinese applies. If anything here is unclear, please email us directly.
What is the purpose of the Chinese Business Association of Ireland?
The purpose of this Chamber is to promote economic, trade and cultural exchange between China and Ireland; to provide members with services such as business support, information sharing and legal advice; to advance bilateral trade and investment; and to enhance cooperation and understanding between enterprises in the two countries. It aims to serve Chinese-invested enterprises, Chinese-owned businesses and Irish local institutions, to deepen China–Ireland economic, trade and cultural exchange, and to promote the coordinated development of enterprises on both sides in the context of globalisation.
What is the nature of the Chinese Business Association of Ireland?
The Chinese Business Association of Ireland is a non-profit, independently operated non-governmental chamber of commerce established with the approval of the Companies Registration Office (CRO) of Ireland. It is registered in Ireland in accordance with the law, is responsible for its own finances, and bears legal liability independently.
Where is the Chinese Business Association of Ireland located?
The registered address of this Chamber is:
508b Mitchelstown Rd, NW Business Park, Ballycoolin, Dublin 15, D15 A276
What are the main activities and services of the Ireland Chamber of Commerce?
- Holding annual business summits, thematic seminars and industry forums.
- Organising exchange visits by business delegations and enterprise matchmaking meetings.
- Publishing market information, policy briefings and industry research reports.
- Providing landing support and advisory services for enterprises newly arrived in Ireland or planning to enter the Chinese market.
- Building online and offline platforms to facilitate day-to-day exchange and resource sharing among members.
Who makes up the membership of the Ireland Chamber of Commerce?
The Chamber's members span a diverse range of fields, including but not limited to:
- Chinese-invested enterprises, branches and representative offices operating in Ireland.
- Irish local enterprises engaged in business with China, or interested in the Chinese market.
- Professional service organisations such as law firms, accountancy firms and consultancies that serve bilateral trade and commerce.
- Scholars, experts and individuals with an interest in the development of China–Ireland trade and commerce.
