Representative office of the International Chamber of Commerce will be opened in Afghanistan

Almaty. February 10. Silkroadnews – Prospects for opening office of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in Afghanistan has been discussed at the meeting of the ICC representatives’ delegation with Prime Minister of the country Abdullah Abdullah, AfTAG reports.

The head of the ICC delegation Abdul Qadir Bahman said this year Afghanistan received a membership in the organization, and representative office will be opened in Afghanistan soon.

According to one of the ICC spokesmen, using assistance of the member states and business representatives this will allow the Afghan goods to enter into the new international markets.

The International Chamber of Commerce was established in 1919. Now it includes nearly 6.5 million companies from 130 countries and has offices in 92 countries.