On 1st March 2022, B&R has signed a cooperation agreement with the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Luxembourg (CFCI). In accordance with this agreement, B&R has become an official member of the CFCI.
François Brouxel continues to play a central role in the CFCI as a member of the Board of Directors.
“I am honored and excited to continue my involvement with the CFCI under the flag of Brouxel & Rabia ! This chamber of commerce plays more than ever a preponderant role in the support and development of commercial relations between France and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. At Brouxel & Rabia we continue our long-standing and trustworthy collaboration with French and Francophone companies and stakeholders, and the CFCI is a great platform to connect us.”
François BROUXEL
Founded in 1997, the CFCI is dedicated to all Francophone leaders. Its major missions are :
The CFCI’s role also consists in stimulating a Francophone business network in the Grand Duchy through events organized on a regular basis (breakfast, lunch conferences, thematic evenings, etc.). The Chamber participates in the promotion of the mutual interests of its members and acts as a platform for networking. Located in the premises of the Chamber of Commerce Luxembourg, CFCI actively participates in the promotion of bilateral business relations.
With nearly 250 member firms, 95% of which are represented by their managers, it is a place where decision-makers – branches of CAC 40 companies, SMEs, VSEs and self-employed people – meet and exchange ideas. Its user-friendly culture is promoting while facilitating business and giving its members the opportunity to strengthen their network.
The French Chamber is a member of CCI France International, which groups and leads French Chambers of Commerce and Industry in 90 countries.
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