About the Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of the State of Israel in BiH is an independent non-profit organization which aims mainly to support businesses in BiH and Israel, promote economic collaborations and facilitate bilateral investments between the countries.
The Chamber’s goals will be achieved by leveraging its management, legal team and analysts’ extensive knowledge, experience and networking in both markets. The Chamber will assist businesses of all scales to identify business opportunities that suit them best, will help establish synergic connections and business partnerships, will advise regarding the appropriate penetration strategies in both countries and will help remove barriers as much as possible and minimize risks by addressing uncertainties, legal and regulation issues, cultural differences and more.
Investing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia-Herzegovina is the fastest growing country in the Western Balkans, the heart of South-East Europe. Located between the Danube river and the Adriatic Sea, the Western Balkans and Bosnia-Herzegovina represents a bridge between East and West, a crossroads of civilizations and cultures.
Over the years, its geopolitical position has made Bosnia-Herzegovina a true multicultural, multilingual, and diverse jewel, but with an authentic European cultural identity. Over the past couple of decades, following the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia, Bosnia-Herzegovina has made impressive economic progress and reforms, emerging in the process as an attractive location in which to do business and invest.
STRONG SECTORS
FOR INVESTMENT
PROGRESSIVE APPROACH
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a forward-moving country that has achieved astonishing progress in improving the business climate. Through its strong reforms, the adopting and approving of strategic documents, laws and regulations, Bosnia and Herzegovina has significantly improved its business environment and created better conditions for foreign investors. Bosnia and Herzegovina is open to foreign investors, especially in terms of balancing their rights and obligations with the rights and obligations of domestic investors.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has signed the Central European Free Trade Agreement, creating a free trade zone with access to a large consumer market. Furthermore, negotiations to join the World Trade Organization are underway.
STABLE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Bosnia and Herzegovina has the most stable currency in South-East Europe, which is directly linked to the Euro. The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina maintains monetary stability by issuing domestic currency according to the Currency Board arrangement with full coverage in freely convertible foreign exchange funds under fixed exchange rates.
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E-mail: info@isbih.org
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M.T. Abraham Group
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M.T. Abraham Group