The Syria-Switzerland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SSCCI) is a non-profit, neutral association based in Geneva, dedicated to building a reliable and dynamic economic bridge between Syria and Switzerland.
Founded by a group of professionals from both countries, the Chamber brings together entrepreneurs, legal experts, development actors, and business leaders who share a common goal: to promote responsible investment, support reconstruction, and facilitate trade and knowledge exchange between the two nations.
To help Syrian entrepreneurs build trustful relationships with Swiss and European partners whose expertise and investment can accelerate Syria’s reconstruction and development.
We believe in pragmatic, sustainable and inclusive commerce that respects international standards while remaining rooted in the realities on the ground.
A resilient, revitalized Syria — reconnected to the world economy through partnerships built on transparency, professionalism, and mutual benefit.
A Switzerland that contributes to reconstruction not only through aid, but through innovation, entrepreneurship, and long-term economic collaboration.
By Syrian and Swiss professionals in Geneva, the Chamber arose from a shared conviction: that rebuilding Syria is not only a moral obligation but a strategic opportunity, and that the Syrian diaspora and international business community must play a central role.
Founded by a group of professionals from both countries, the Chamber brings together entrepreneurs, legal experts, development actors, and business leaders who share a common goal: to promote responsible investment, support reconstruction, and facilitate trade and knowledge exchange between the two nations.
At SSCCI, we recognize the unique moment Syria is facing — a post-conflict period marked by deep challenges, but also significant potential. Our Chamber works to channel Swiss innovation, resources, and standards into projects and partnerships that contribute to Syria’s long-term recovery and growth
We serve as a reliable entry point into the Syrian market — not just for businesses, but for ideas, strategies, and collaborations that can help rebuild lives, cities, and futures.
