Founded in Paris
Years of action
Arab countries
People covered
Our services
One network, a full range of services, and deep expertise at the heart of French-Arab economic relations.
Membership
Become part of the leading French-Arab economic network: business connections, private events, and institutional visibility.
LEgalisation
Official legalisation of commercial documents recognised by the member states of the Arab League.
Events
Economic summits, ambassadors' briefings, and themed morning sessions throughout the year.
About the CCFA
Established on 8 December 1970, the CCFA is a cornerstone of the framework governing French-Arab economic and commercial relations. Created at the initiative of the League of Arab States and a former minister under General de Gaulle, the CCFA is built on a strictly equal, joint institutional basis—the source of both its distinctiveness and its strength—through its partnership with the economic organisations of the Arab countries. It operates under French law and is governed by the 1901 Associations Act.
Activities
President Raoul Delamare hosted, on Tuesday 10 February, an information meeting on Egypt, a country too little known by French...
On 15 January 2026, the Franco-Arab Chamber of Commerce and the Embassy of Iraq in Paris organised a working morning...
On 10 and 11 December 2025, the Franco-Arab Chamber of Commerce, together with its French and Arab partners, held the...
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Institutional partners
Other partners
They trust us
Antea, Aruku Conseil, Atrad, Aurios, Cabinet Raoul Delamare, Eiffage Génie Civil, Gide Loyrette Nouel, JYM Conseils, Kervillen Consulting, Kyrema, MCF, NGE, PR Conseil, RATP, Saur, Seureca, SNCF, Socotec, Suez, Union of Arab and French Banks, and many more...
CCFA membership opens direct access to a unique bilateral network: chambers of commerce, embassies, public-sector operators, and economic decision-makers across twenty-two countries.
