Thai-Finnish Chamber of Commerce (TFCC)

The representatives of Thai and Finnish companies established Thai-Finnish Trade Association (TFTA) in Bangkok on 6 March 1989. The trade promotion successfully boosted commerce. Between 1989 and 1992, Thai exports to Finland grew four times, while Finnish exports to Thailand grew ten times, creating a platform for steady trade development. Thai-Finnish Chamber of Commerce (TFCC) was established in 1992. The Royal Thai Ministry of Commerce granted the charter to TFCC on 21 September 1992, and TFCC gained valuable membership in global and national business networks. The charter offers TFCC the benefit of belonging to the Chamber of Commerce network, the most significant business network globally, covering around 12,000 chamber offices in more than 100 countries. TFCC is a member of Finnish Chamber of Commerce established in 1918 and the Thai Chamber of Commerce established 1932. TFCC is also a member of the Board of Trade of Thailand. Joint Foreign Chamber of Commerce in Thailand (JFCCT) was established 1976. JFCCT is the umbrella organization of the foreign chambers of commerce in Thailand and it organizes networking opportunities for its members and promotes relationships with Thai governmental agencies. JFCCT acts as an advocate or the collective voice of the foreign business community towards the Office of the Prime Minister and the Government of Thailand.