The Chamber’s centre of activity in the DRC: forums, round tables and introductions to local partners.
Photo: MONUSCO / Myriam Asmani
Organisation
About
The two capitals, the Board’s role and the sectors we accompany — how the Chamber is organised.
Two capitals
Kinshasa and London
The Chamber works from both ends of the corridor, for structured, bilingual dialogue.
The Chamber’s British anchor: briefings, missions and access to the global chambers network.
Governance
What the Board reviews
The Board of Directors sets strategic direction and upholds international governance standards. The President is Marie-Chantal Kaninda. Dahlia Tshimbombo sits on the Board.
Since the official launch in Kinshasa in March 2026, the next steps are clear: formalise the operating structure, grow membership, launch targeted business forums and hold regular meetings between companies.
Network
A voice in the British chambers network
BCC accreditation places members in a network of more than 75 British chambers worldwide — a collective voice and a practical route into counterpart markets.
Sectors
Eleven official sectors
The Chamber accompanies organisations engaged in trade or investment between the United Kingdom and the DRC.
- 01 Mining and natural resources
- 02 Logistics
- 03 Agri-food
- 04 Industry
- 05 Technology and telecoms
- 06 Financial services
- 07 Consulting
- 08 Construction and real estate
- 09 Energy
- 10 Health
- 11 NGOs and institutions