24 Patriarch Evtimii Blvd
Sredets Region 1000
Sofia, Republic of Bulgaria
info@ibbc.bg
+359 887 100070
Why Become a Member
- Ask for general guidelines when considering doing business in Bulgaria and Southeast Europe or respectively in India.
- Establish valuable contacts and relationships with other members and organizations – partners of IBBC.
- Participate in the IBBC events, like conferences, seminars, celebrations and others.
- Receive the professional support of an organization that can voice and represent opinion and position of its members on business issues.
Events
Run business with social events, conferences, B2B meetings and others according to the needs of our members.
Communication
Encourage debate and facilitate discussions with experts on different topics. Support our members’ growth. Promote Members’ business interests and support synergistic partnership.
Networking
Provide networking with leaders of the business community in Bulgaria. Bring together people with different and synergistic experiences.
Cooperation
Encourage dialogue between our members and the business and governmental agencies. Inform our members on news affecting the Indian-Bulgarian business environment.
indian-bulgarian business chamber
Our Expert Leaders
MR. PETER VELEV M.D.
Chairman
MR. LEVON HAMPARTZOUMIAN
Vice Chairman
MR. BORISLAV BOYANOV
Founding Chair and Board Member
H.E. MR. Nikolay Yankov
Honorary Co-Chairperson
H.E. MR. SANJAY RANA
Honorary Co-Chairperson
Our Members
Our Partners
Our partnership with the Indian Embassy in Sofia is instrumental to our success.
Our cooperation with the Bulgarian Embassy in Delhi is important for our activities.
The Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India was the first Indian business organization we signed a cooperation agreement with.
ASSOCHAM (The Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of India) was established in 1920. Having in its fold more than 400 Chambers and Trade Associations, and serving more than 450 000 members from all over India, it plays a catalytic role in shaping up the trade, commerce and industrial environment of the country.
FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry) was established in 1927. It serves its members from the Indian private and public corporate sectors and multinational companies, drawing its strength from diverse regional chambers of commerce and industry across states, reaching out to over 250 000 companies.