About the India–Thai Chamber of Commerce (ITCC)
The India–Thai Chamber of Commerce (ITCC) is a recognized not-for-profit organization, formally registered with both the Royal Thai Government and the Government of India. Established to strengthen bilateral trade and economic engagement, ITCC serves as a trusted bridge between the business communities of India and Thailand.
ITCC is an industry-led and industry-managed chamber, driven by the collective leadership of its members. A President and Executive Committee are elected every two years through the Annual General Meeting to guide the Chamber’s strategic direction and governance. The Executive Committee functions as the principal governing body and appoints sub-committees to advance specific industry, trade, and engagement initiatives.
As with all Presidents of Chambers of Commerce in Thailand, the President of ITCC is also a member of the Thai Board of Trade, ensuring institutional representation and facilitating direct engagement with government stakeholders on matters impacting bilateral commerce.
Beyond its formal structure, ITCC operates as a dynamic and influential business network — actively fostering partnerships, facilitating dialogue, promoting investment, and supporting meaningful collaboration between Indian and Thai enterprises. Through its initiatives, events, and policy engagement, ITCC plays a pivotal role in strengthening economic ties and creating long-term value for its members.
Our Vision
India Thai Chamber of Commerce strives to be the catalyst that empowers its members to capitalize on opportunities and remove barriers by utilizing ITCC’s unique platform to work with government & non-government stakeholders to enhance their business. ITCC facilitates business prospects by optimizing synergies between Thai and Indian businesses and raising standards for delivering responsible and sustainable business platforms. ITCC operates on strong ethics and values which enhance the integrity of the Chamber as the premier business association trusted by businesses and government alike.
Our Mission
To ensure we deliver the Objectives of the ITCC Constitution by enhancing the programs that are directly related to business success of our members; improving the capability of the Chamber Secretariat to be a catalyst for delivering strategies; strengthening our relations with the Thai Government and trade agencies; and empowering our e-presence to improve communications and accessibility.
History
Commerce between India and Thailand existed long before the formal establishment of the India-Thai Chamber of Commerce (ITCC). Officially formed in 1974 as the Indian Society of Trade, its institutional roots trace back to 1968 legislation regulating foreign chambers in Thailand. Registered in 1969, it later adopted the name ITCC. The Chamber’s land was gifted by Mr. A.E. Nana, with its foundation stone laid in 1960.
What We Offer?
- Maintain awareness of key issues at the local and national level
- Provide business with education through dinner talks and seminars
- Organize networking events
- Help create market for products of members by organizing fairs and exhibitions
- Helping members to set up businesses in Thailand/India by providing legal and investment related news.
- Addressing member’s grievances, issues with proper government authorities thru common forum of Chamber
- Working with other trade bodies and chambers of commerce to represent common interests and objectives of members.
- Publicizing members’ achievements to the community
- Reaching out constantly and helping on humanitarian causes.
- Providing Certificate of Origin
- Storehouse of information on current business trends and public policies
ITCC Core Industry Segments
Agriculture and Agricultural Industries, Food & Beverage Manufacturing
Services – Financial, Economic, IT, Insurance, Consultative, Logistics, Media, Healthcare, Accounting, Other Professional Service
Property & Construction, Real Estate and Land Development
Diamond, Precious stones, jewelry and Precious Metals
SME – Small, Medium Enterprises (Businesses having audited revenues of not more than THB 10 million & having 5 employees or less)
Garments & Textiles - Exporters, Retailers, Designers, Custom clothiers, and Tailors.
Hospitality Industry-Hotels, Restaurants, Tourist related business
Industrial & Manufacturing (not being part of any other sector), Power & Automotives, Energy, Mining, Pharmaceuticals
Word from our President
At ITCC, we aim to build a stronger, future-ready bridge between India and Thailand, one that advances trade, investment, and meaningful collaboration between our two nations.
Mr. Sushil Kumar Dhanuka
