Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation

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The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation ( Russian Торгово-промышленная палата Российской Федерации ) is, as the central organization of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry, a self-governing body under public law. It unites chambers, companies, their associations and associations, supports the development of market structures, represents the interests of their members.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation includes 160 regional chambers of commerce and industry . In addition, around 100 associations and business associations from the Russian economy are members of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Representation in Germany

The representative office of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation in Germany was founded as a non-commercial institution in Berlin, the aim of which is to promote cooperation between private and public companies and organizations between Russia and Germany and to promote its activities in the field of developing market-economy structures in trade and and to bundle industrial development.

history

In 1921 the Soviet Chamber of Commerce and Industry was founded. The aim was to promote domestic and foreign trade. In 1972 there was a reorganization. After that she was responsible for handling the foreign trade of large Soviet companies. As part of the perestroika policy, the Chamber was decentralized in 1991 and largely insignificant. With the collapse of the Soviet Union in October 1991, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation was established as the umbrella organization of the regional chambers. In 1993, the role of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry was enshrined in law with the Law on Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

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  1. ↑ Petra Stykow: State and Economy in Russia: Mediation of Interests Between Corruption and Concertation, 2007, ISBN 9783531902289 , p. 131, partial digitization