Support
What membership actually provides: networks, market notes, missions and visibility — in Kinshasa and in London.
Network
A professional space to meet the actors of the UK–DRC corridor, beyond one-off introductions.
Advice
Useful information for decisions — without replacing specialist legal or tax advice.
Development
The Chamber opens the conversation: it is not a party to contracts.
Profile
Your organisation can be highlighted in the Chamber’s calendar and communications.
Formats
Forums, missions and sector sessions: the official calendar confirms the dates.
Working mornings, institutional remarks and B2B meetings.
Travel and introductions organised between the two markets.
Closed sector sessions, for members and invited guests.
Ground
Two examples among the eleven official sectors — the full list is on the About page.
Corridors, transport and the movement of goods between the two markets.
Value chains, processing and market access.
Access to services follows membership: the pack, Board review, then the fee for the calendar year.
