A platform for companies and people to connect, learn and do business.
The chamber is a non-profit organisation of business people with an active interest in developing trade between Belgium, Luxembourg and Hong Kong and the region.
Independent, member driven, not for profit
The Belgium-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong was officially launched on 11 December 1998, succeeding the Belgian Business Association which was founded in 1992.
The chamber has the role of platform for companies and people to connect, learn and do business. It is independent, member driven, non-governmental and not for profit, and it provides assistance to members and to newcomers on doing business in Hong Kong.
To promote a well-connected, prosperous and engaged Belgian and Luxembourgish business community in Hong Kong.
The chamber’s vision statementNamed for the Tsing Ma Bridge
Designed in June 1996 by a Belgian architect, Axel Cordemans, a former member of the chamber.
The logo represents the 1,377 metre long Tsing Ma Bridge, one of Hong Kong’s landmark engineering wonders, greeting every air passenger arriving in the territory.
It was chosen to symbolise the chamber’s commitment to bridge Belgian, Luxembourg and Hong Kong businesses in a modern and efficient way.
At the table, in three rooms
The chamber maintains close relationships with the Belgian, Luxembourg and Hong Kong SAR governments, where it represents its business communities.
International Business Committee
Chaired by the Chief Secretary of the HKSAR. The committee lets international business associations and chambers discuss and lobby face to face with the Hong Kong Government and officials. It meets five to six times a year on matters affecting international aspects and perceptions of the business environment in Hong Kong.
European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
Around a dozen national European chambers in Hong Kong, of which this chamber is a member.
InterCham
The informal association of 27 international chambers of commerce in Hong Kong.
The year, and what is in it
Events across the year
Lectures, meetings, seminars and conferences, plus evenings co-hosted with the other chambers in Hong Kong.
Events at fellow chambers
A memorandum of understanding with fourteen BeLux and EuroCham chambers in Asia lets members attend those chambers’ events, in person and online, on the same conditions as the organising chamber’s members.
Mentoring Program
Launched in May 2023 for the chamber’s Young Professional members. It matches ambitious young executives and entrepreneurs with senior leaders in Hong Kong, runs for six months, and combines regular one to one meetings with four group sessions, two of them led by expert speakers.
Committees
Two are published: China, and Finance and Tax, the second run with the Dutch Chamber.
BLCC Magazine, Edition 20
Introductions to new and long-standing members, economic updates, and messages from the chamber’s governmental partners.
Edition 20Four things worth their attention
The chamber writes up what matters to its members: a member company’s expansion into Europe, the Hong Kong Budget, InvestHK’s annual results, government policy, and the obligations that follow from Belgium being a party to the OECD anti-bribery convention since 1999. Its General Manager writes them.
Tramex is hiring: Industrial Engineering & Product Development Coordinator
A Belgian outdoor-products company is looking for a technical profile based in China or Hong Kong.
Alea Accelerates International Growth
The Hong Kong-founded international health insurance broker opens a Paris office and secures a new broker licence in France.
Budget Hong Kong: Driving High-Quality, Inclusive Growth with Innovation and Finance
The Financial Secretary, Mr Paul Chan, unveiled the 2026-2027 Budget on 25 February 2026.
Scaling New Heights for Invest Hong Kong: the 2025 Non-Hong Kong Parent Companies Survey and InvestHK Annual Results
The Chief Executive announced the results of the 2025 Annual Survey of Companies in Hong Kong with Parent Companies Located Outside Hong Kong.
Anti-Corruption Compliance
A reminder of the obligations on Belgian companies operating in Hong Kong under the OECD anti-bribery convention, which Belgium has been party to since 1999.
The Chief Executive’s 2025 Policy Address
A link to the full 2025 Policy Address document.
Hong Kong Business Environment Report
On Hong Kong as a global financial hub and gateway for trade and investment in Asia.
The chamber has received the Good MPF Employer Award for four consecutive years. The chamber supports UNICEF Hong Kong and asks those who can to donate.
Led by an energetic team
Aiming to create a platform to develop and foster economic, commercial and financial relations between Belgium, Luxembourg and Hong Kong.
Elke GhysensGeneral ManagerGold and silver sponsors.
The chamber’s gold and silver sponsors, shown as a composite image.
Open to all companies and all nationalities.
Whether you represent a large company, a start-up, or you join as an individual, the chamber says a membership is an investment. The office confirms the category and the rate.