Consulter le Swissnews 2021-2022

The Swiss Chamber of Commerce for Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is headquartered in Brussels. It was founded in 1898.

Its main purpose is to serve as a platform for encounters between economic, cultural, and political circles representing Belgium, the European Union, Luxembourg and Switzerland.

Our chamber of commerce organizes a dozen events per year. The annual events include: a summer cocktail party in June and Christmas dinner in December, which take place in Belgium, and a New Year's cocktail party in February, in Luxembourg.

Our chamber of commerce has over 220 members, and does not receive any government subsidies. It is run by volunteers only, and is solely funded by sponsors and membership fees.

The members of the board of directors and I are happy to welcome you as a new member, whether you are an individual person or a company.

 

PHILIPPE KENEL

Exposition Hans Arp – Sophie Taeuber-Arpau

Thursday 26 September 2024

à 17 heures 30 à Bozar - Centre for Fine Arts

visite guidée (en français) suivie d’un apéritif, accueil à...

Cocktail d’été

Wednesday 12 June 2024

au Château de la Hulpe

On ne change pas un endroit qui rassemble et inspire les échanges de vue professionnels et...
Lire la suite

FRIENDS OF SWITZERLAND At Press Club Brussels...

Thursday 2 May 2024

(réservé aux membres)

Between 18.00 and 20.00 at Press Club Brussels Europe Who is doing what in Brussels? You...

Septembre 2024

Mai 2024

Février 2024

Inheritance in cross boarder settings between Switzerland and UK

in Banking in Switzerland and Liechtenstein (BSL), 2024, pp. 128-131

READ THE ARTICLE

Acquiring real estate in Switzerland – legal and tax considerations

in Banking in Switzerland and Liechtenstein (BSL), 2024, pp. 114-116

READ THE ARTICLE

Relocation to Switzerland – Immigration and tax law considerations

in Banking in Switzerland and Liechtenstein (BSL), 2024, pp. 106-109

READ THE ARTICLE

Professio juris : an estate planning tool for foreign nationals living in Switzerland

in Banking in Switzerland and Liechtenstein (BSL), 2024, pp. 56-61

READ THE ARTICLE

Transposition – an exception to the private capital gains exemption

in Banking in Switzerland and Liechtenstein (BSL), 2024, pp. 32-35

READ THE ARTICLE

Lump sum taxation: a regulated and durable system

in Banking in Switzerland and Liechtenstein (BSL), 2024, pp. 26-29

READ THE ARTICLE

Le Chevalier – headquartered in Milan, Geneva and Brussels

An independent advisory firm specialising in the global mobility of international professionals and expatriates. Our services include: wealth & estate planning, investments, traditional and new assets, tax & pension planning, real estate management, relocation services and business...

Read more

NEW EDITION/NEW RELEASE : Custodial Seizure of Ships: Ship in chains, 2023, Dirk De Beule

For those directly or indirectly involved in maritime transport and logistics, this new handbook by lawyer Dirk De Beule provides a comprehensive legal and practical answer for your search anno 2023 for collateral to recover your maritime claims and secure your rights.

Read more

Free movement of persons creates prosperity

The latest report by the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) on the implementation of the Agreement with the EU on the Free Movement of Persons confirms: Switzerland has benefited greatly from the free agreement over the past 20 years. Since the entry into force, the gross...

Read the full article

Parameters for a negotiation madate: The course is set for the further development of bilateral relations

economiesuisse welcomes the fact that the Federal Council intends to prepare for the adoption of a negotiating mandate by the end of the year. It is now important that the outstanding points are clarified quickly. For business, regulated relations and legal certainty in the relationship...

Read the full article

Sometimes, less is more – key factors for innovation and a competitive economy

Innovation is one of the most important factors to create prosperity and combat major challenges such as climate change or demographic development. Innovation policy cannot be separated from competition and location policy. For an economy to thrive, business needs breathing space and...

Read the full article