not only commercial but also social and cultural interests.
not only commercial but also social and cultural interests.
not only commercial but also social and cultural interests.
not only commercial but also social and cultural interests.
INDIA-THAI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The ITCC is a not-for-profit organisation that is recognised by and registered with both the Thai and Indian government. The ITCC is an industry-led and industry-managed organisation. A President, Vice-President, and other committee members are elected through the annual general meeting of the ITCC to head the Chamber.
The committee is the governing body and holds the responsibility to select sub-committee members. As with all presidents of the Chamber of Commerce in Thailand, the President of the ITCC is also a member of the Thai Board of Trade, representing the interests of the ITCC and ensuring the members have due access to the government. The ITCC is a form of business network which plays an active role in the relationship between the business communities of both India and Thailand.
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.
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.
WHAT DO WE DO?
- 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
- 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
- Hospitality Industry-Hotels, Restaurants, Tourist related business
- Industrial & Manufacturing (not being part of any other sector), Power & Automotives, Energy, Mining, Pharmaceuticals
The complex nature of the Chamber’s duties cover not only commercial but also social and cultural interests. One of the Chamber’s principal commercial activities is to help its members decide upon possible courses of investment in business and trade in Thailand. The Chamber monitors changes in government regulations affecting trade and industry and keeps its members posted with updates. The issuance of certificates of origin of goods exported by its members is another of the Chamber’s activities. Under its Articles of Association, the India-Thai Chamber of Commerce is empowered to arbitrate in disputes between its members, provided the issues are brought to its attention. Read More
Events
Featured Events
MESSAGES
Message from Mr. Ravi Sehgal
You may be acutely aware that we share similar challenges within our community. We live in an economy that is growing but can be volatile due to external forces. Rather than focusing on the past, we must now look to the future, lending each other mutual support and encouragement. The broad diaspora in Thailand lends weight and credibility to our message that helping each other is the backbone and foundation of a Chamber of Commerce.
Message from H. E. Mrs. Suchitra Durai, Ambassador of India to Thailand.
India Thai Chamber of Commerce (ITCC) has a long history of promoting India-Thailand trade and investment relations and has played a stellar role in further strengthening economic and commercial relations of India and Thailand. Since its inception in 1974, ITCC has been proactive and one of the most successful foreign business chambers involved with India.
Message from H.E. Mr. B S Bishnoi, Ambassador of India to Thailand.
“I am happy to learn that the India-Thailand Chamber of commerce is launching a new website. ITCC Since its establishment in 1974, has played important role in supporting the development and expansion of indian companies in Thailand as well as strengthening the India-Thailand Economic and Commercial Relations. It is one of the more successful chambers of India abroad. ITCC has worked closely with the embassy of India in Bangkok and partnered with us in strengthening the Bilateral relations.”
FROM THE GALLERY
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Commerce Conclave with Chiefs of TCC & BoT
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ITCC Directory 2021 Launch
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MoU Signing with ITDCA & TSA
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Energizing our Future
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ITCC & TSA Dazzling Diwali
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Disruption for a Sustainable Future & ITCC Achievement ...
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Thai Class @ ITCC
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150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi at ITCC
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Real Estate & Construction-Sept 24th, 2020
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Panel Discussion "Turning Crisis Into Opportunity"
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ITCC Initiative-Free Yoga Class Aug 16, 2020
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ITCC AGM 2020
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Thai Economy 2020
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The Year is 2030 and Your Mind is Blown
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India-Thailand: Today, Tomorrow-Together
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ITCC Dinner Talk on 3 Powerful Strategies
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2nd Past President Meeting
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Event with ITCC on India's Macroeconomic Trends.
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TIYAA TALK III
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The Royal Diwali Ball 2019
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Orientation on Certificate of Origin
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MOU Signing Ceremony
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Past Presidents Meeting
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ITCC Dinner Talk with Immigration Division 1
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Dinner Talk with Mohit Chaurasia
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Farewell Dinner in Honor of DCM Mr. Abbagani Ramu and W...
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Dinner Talk with Taurus Group
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ITCC Executive Directors meet with ITDCA Directors
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Handing Over Ceremony: Outgoing Committee to Incoming C...
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ITCC AGM & Elections 2019.
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Dinner Talk on Indian Elections with Dr. S.Y. Quraishi
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ITCC Convention Hall & SME/Start-up Cell
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ITCC Golf Day 2019
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An exclusive ITCC board meeting held at Marriott Hotel ...
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Dinner Talk by Col. IDC Thatchapong Sarawanangkul [Host...
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Dinner Talk by Mr. Adul Chotinisakorn, Director General...
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Dinner Talk by famous Indian Inspirational Speaker & Au...
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Welcoming new Ambassador of India, H. E. Ms. Suchitra D...
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Diwali Ball 2018 [Hosting]
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India: The Land of Billion Opportunities on 19 October ...
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Condolence Meet for Ex-Prime Minister Mr. Atal Bihari V...
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"BRICS Panel Discussion & Networking Event" on 08/08/20...
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India - ASEAN Trade Relations and Ways to Enhance Coope...
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JFCCT PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL MEETING on 20/06/2018 [ Par...
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4th International Yoga Day on 17-Jun-18 [Co-sponsoring]
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JFCCT REUNION 2018 on 6th June 2018 [ Participating ]
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Cyber Crime Threats and Insurance Solutions on 24th May...
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JFCCT Presidents' Council Meeting on 16th May 2018 [Par...
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Gandhi Talk Series on 10th May 2018 [ Co-Sponsor]
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Dinner Talk by Thai Custom on 7th May 2018 [ Hosting ]
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ITCC AGM 2018 on 25th April 2018 [ Hosting ]
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Interactive session regarding Investment opportunities ...
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SETA 2018 on 22nd March 2018 [Participating]
Certificate of Origin
A certificate of Origin (often abbreviated to CO) is document used in international trade.A Certificate of Origin (often abbreviated to CO) is a document used in international trade. It traditionally states from what country the shipped goods originate, but “originate” in a CO does not mean the country the goods are shipped from, but the country where there goods are actually made. This raises a definition problem in cases where less than 100% of the raw materials and processes and added value are not all from one country. An often used practice is that if more than 50% of the sales price of the goods originate from one country, that country is acceptable as the country of origin (then the “national content” is more than 50%). In various international agreements, other percentages of national content are acceptable.
BOARD, SUB COMMITTEES & STAFF
Mr. Ravi Sehgal
President
- Ravi Sehgal
– President
- Somsong Sachaphimukh
– Vice President
- Arvind (Joy) Sachdev
– Honorary Secretary
- Sushil Kumar Dhanuka
– Honorary Treasurer - Jaimal Thakral
– Joint-Honorary Secretary
- Manu Bhardwaj
– Joint-Honorary Treasurer
- Deepak (Danny) Sajnani
– Executive Director
- Dipak Shahthanawuth
– Executive Director
- Beena Hora
– Executive Director
- Dinesh Agaskar
– Executive Director
- Samir Yamdagni
– Executive Director - Ajit Mehta
– Executive Director
Membership
benefit the members in their business. With a view to bringing
members together, we introduce a “Members Card Privilege”
programme. Read More
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CONTACT US
India Thai Chamber of Commerce
No. 13, Sathorn Soi 1, Thungmahamek Sathorn, Bangkok, Thailand, 10120