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ABOUT us
The International Congress of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (ICIE) is an international, non-governmental organization founded in February 1992 at the initiative of national business circles from the Russian Federation, CIS countries, Europe, and Asia.
Currently, ICIE unites business unions of industrialists and entrepreneurs, as well as employer organizations and commercial entities from 20 countries in Europe and Asia: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece, Georgia, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, North Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, South Korea, the Russian Federation, Romania, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and India.
The International Congress of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs has official status with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), the Interparliamentary Assembly of CIS Member States (IPA CIS), and has established long-term cooperative relationships with the Eurasian Economic Commission, the CIS Executive Committee, the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, the Business Councils of the Eurasian Economic Union, SCO, BRICS, the International Center for Scientific and Technical Information, and the World Confederation of Trade Unions, among others.
ICIE partners with various industry associations, investment, innovation, public funds, consulting and law firms, research institutions, and educational establishments.
To implement its core activities in practice, a corresponding structure of working bodies has been established, including thematic committees and commissions of the Congress, Coordinating Councils, and Representatives in several countries.
Objectives of Activity
Consolidation and Coordination of Congress Members' Efforts
in implementing economic policies that promote growth in industrial and entrepreneurial activity, establish mutually beneficial economic ties both within countries and internationally, and unite the material, scientific-technical, and intellectual potential of the Congress members.
Formation of a Favorable Business Climate and Civil Society
to create conditions for the successful growth of business and entrepreneurial activity, mechanisms of free trade, the establishment of principles of social partnership, and the enhancement of the economic, cultural, educational, and informational levels of entrepreneurs.
Representation of Interests and Protection of Legal Rights of Congress Members
in relations with each other, other economic entities, various organizations, government bodies, and local self-governments.
Ensuring and Developing Business Contacts
with other international organizations, primarily in the economic, scientific-technical, and social fields.
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