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The protection of the interests of businesses and the Luxembourg economy constitutes the main mission of the Chamber of Commerce.

Today, it has about 100,000 member companies, corresponding to 75% of total salaried employment and 80% of Luxembourg’s GDP, making it the largest professional chamber representing the country’s employers. It represents all Luxembourg businesses in industry, commerce and services, banking and financial activities, insurance and hospitality.

The amended law of 26 October 2010 on the reorganisation of the Chamber of Commerce assigns it the following responsibilities in particular:

• Intervene in legislative procedures by issuing opinions on legislation
• Support and promote entrepreneurial spirit and the creation and development of businesses
• Promote international economic and trade relations
• Work in favour of an education and training system adapted to the challenges faced by the country and the needs of businesses
• Act as a service provider for businesses and the public
• Inform the public and stimulate debate as a partner and independent spokesperson for the economy and businesses

These responsibilities are fulfilled, on the one hand, by the provision of a number of services, and on the other hand, by reflecting on and preparing proposals.

The Chamber of Commerce scrutinises all of its position statements, initiatives, and actions threefold: economically, socially, and environmentally, for the sustainable development of the country and its economy.