Romanian business chambers pursue trade expansion with Sri Lanka and Mexico

Romanian business chambers are actively pursuing bilateral economic ties with international partners. At the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Bucharest (CCIB), President Iuliu Stocklosa met with Mihaela Rutjens, the interim Chargé d'Affaires of the Romanian Embassy in Sri Lanka. The discussions focused on utilizing the CCIB's Representative Office in Colombo to facilitate Romanian access to the Sri Lankan market, particularly in tourism and education. The upcoming Sri Lanka Expo 2027 was also noted as a key opportunity for Romanian companies.

Separately, Mihai Daraban, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania (CCIR), met with the Mexican Ambassador to Romania, Amparo Eréndira Anguiano Rodríguez. The meeting addressed the presence of Mexican capital in Romania, noting that 71 companies with Mexican capital are currently registered in the country. Discussions included plans for a CCIR economic mission to Mexico to leverage the region as a gateway for Romanian investment and to utilize the trade framework established between the European Union and Mexico.