DRC British Chamber of Commerce
Officially launched in Kinshasa in March 2026. A non-profit, member-led organisation: networks, market intelligence and a collective voice with institutions in both capitals.
Kinshasa · London
A strategic platform for UK–DRC business: trade missions, market notes and a collective voice in Kinshasa and in London.
Accredited with the British Chambers of Commerce
Member of the global British chambers network
Endorsed by the British Embassy
The President
Our mission is to facilitate investment, promote sustainable growth and strengthen economic partnerships between our two countries. Through structured engagement and access to high-level networks, DRC-BritCham helps members navigate complex markets and take part in bilateral trade.
Marie-Chantal Kaninda President · DRC British Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber
DRC-BritCham is a non-profit, member-led organisation.
It is dedicated to trade and investment links between the United Kingdom and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Officially launched in Kinshasa in March 2026, we provide a professional space for networking, advocacy, market intelligence and practical support — so that members identify opportunities, build partnerships and grow responsibly, in Kinshasa as in London.
To be the leading platform for structured, sustainable and mutually beneficial business relations between the United Kingdom and the DRC.
To facilitate investment, promote sustainable growth and strengthen economic partnerships between our two countries.
Member services
Public and private decision-makers, trade missions and networks in both capitals.
Market notes, regulatory frameworks and reliable investment signals.
A collective voice in the dialogues that shape the business climate.
Promotion of your organisation in the official calendar and publications.
Calendar
Annual meeting of investors, institutions and Chamber members in Kinshasa.
A working session on the movement of goods and the constraints of the UK–DRC corridor.
An information session for organisations looking at the DRC from the United Kingdom.
News
The Chamber took part in the announcement of an investment convention for digital infrastructure in the DRC.
BCC accreditation places DRC-BritCham in a network of more than 75 British chambers worldwide.
What the Chamber offers organisations working between the United Kingdom and the DRC — network, intelligence and a collective voice.
Membership
Three plans, the same access to the Chamber, its calendar and its collective voice.
Featured plan
Gold Member
6 000 $ / year
Maximum visibility, strategic access and C-level engagement: priority on events and trade missions, exclusive reports, working-group participation and VIP access to stakeholders.
Choose this planSilver Member
4 000 $ / year
Active participation, networking and market intelligence: events and sector round tables, trade missions, reports and publications, and the global British chambers network.
Choose this planBronze Member
2 000 $ / year
An entry-level commitment and access to information: newsletters, open events, regular Chamber communications and awareness sessions.
Choose this planEligibility
Membership is open to legally constituted organisations engaged in trade or investment between the United Kingdom and the DRC.
Process
Membership follows a clear path: the application pack (form, practical guide and brochure), submission of your file, review by the Board of Directors, then payment of the annual fee which activates access for the calendar year.
