Forum members

Founded in 1986, the objective of the Belgium-Hong Kong Society (BHKS) is to promote commercial, social and cultural links between Belgium and Hong Kong through the organisation of a variety of business and cultural activities.  

The Chamber of Commerce is established under the Law on Chamber of Commerce promulgated in 1995 and its relevant amendments and regulations of the Kingdom of Cambodia. Since then, the Phnom Penh Chamber of Commerce was established. By nature, Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary membership-based and is a not-for-profit institution representing private sector interests in commercial, industrial, service and agricultural sectors and dedicated to the economic well-being of their territory and of the country as a whole. Large, medium and small legal businesses from every profession across the nation could join the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce works to make their voice heard and contribute to the efficiency of the government, thus, making the business environment friendlier to businesses.

Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, is an international affairs policy institute based in London. Its mission is to help governments and societies build a sustainably secure, prosperous and just world. Chatham House research on the Asia-Pacific region explores geopolitics, population and migration, technology and its impact on society, conflict, and promoting sustainable and inclusive development.

Founded in 1926 by renowned scholars and educators, including Dr. John Dewey,
China Institute is the oldest non-profit organization in America solely dedicated to
advancing a deeper understanding of China. The Institute is chartered by the
Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York as a school of
continuing education, and its School of Chinese Studies, founded in 1933,
is the oldest educational center of its kind in the United States.

China International Contractors Association (CHINCA) is the national organization formed by Chinese international project investors, contractors, labor service companies and related service providers. CHINCA has been actively performing its duty of communicating members' appeals, strengthening industry self-discipline and providing professional service since its establishment in 1988, aiming to drive sound development of members and promote rapid and healthy progress of China's international investment and economic cooperation.

CHINCA now has more than 1,300 members, among which over 1,000 are engaged in international project engineering, contracting and investment, representing about 90% of the whole industry business value, distributing in more than 190 countries and regions. For years, more than 60 members of CHINCA have been listed in ENR Top 250 International Contractors, and several key members among the Fortune Global 500. CHINCA members have undertaken various projects in the fields of transportation, power and electricity, housing, petrochemical industry, telecommunication, water conservancy, and industrial and manufacturing construction. They have rich experiences in EPC projects, and are actively involved in PPP, BOT and other investment projects internationally.

Member companies of labor service cooperation are engaged in dispatching technical and managerial personnel and skilled contract workers outside China in the areas of manufacturing, construction, transportation, medical service, IT service, catering, agriculture, husbandry, and fishery industries, etc.

CHINCA members also include service providers like financial institutions, insurance companies, logistics companies, consulting and law firms, as well as machinery, equipments and building materials suppliers.