1200 Twikatane Road | Lusaka, Zambia | Tel: 0969 918 843
The American Chamber of Commerce in Zambia is dedicated to increasing business and trade between the United States and Zambia.
We offer networks and forums for sharing information, exchanging ideas and interacting with relevant U.S. and Zambian government policy makers.
We offer networks and forums for sharing information, exchanging ideas and interacting with relevant U.S. and Zambian government policy makers.
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American Chamber of Commerce in Zambia Headquarters -
From left to right: Zambia Road Development Agency CEO Bernard Chiwala and US Ambassador Mark Storella with National Road Fund Agency CEO Dr. Anthony Mwanaumo and AmCham President David Vosburg -
Chamber President Mr. David Vosburg addresses American and Zambian government representatives and Chamber members on 19 February 2013 -
Ambassador Storella and Chamber President Mr. Vosburg listen to Under Secretary of Commerce Sanchez's address during the first US Trade Mission to Zambia in November 2012 -
Ambassador Storella addresses the Chamber members at a reception in February 2013 at the US Embassy in Lusaka -
Ron Kirk, USTR; Hillary Clinton, U.S. Secretary of State; and Felix Mutati, Zambian Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry
Secretary Clinton speaking at the American Chamber of Commerce in Zambia Launch.
Encouragement from Secretary Hillary Clinton
"The ambassador is very committed, along with his team, to support this Chamber of Commerce. And we want you not only to succeed, we want you to flourish. So I am thrilled to be here. I’m like the parsley on the plate. All the hard work has been done. I don’t pretend to be the main course because I come and go. The people who are going to be working will be here tomorrow and the next day. But I am thrilled. I have a deep personal commitment to and belief in the future of Africa. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind. And of course, we do have a President and a First Lady who care deeply about the continent as well."
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"The ambassador is very committed, along with his team, to support this Chamber of Commerce. And we want you not only to succeed, we want you to flourish. So I am thrilled to be here. I’m like the parsley on the plate. All the hard work has been done. I don’t pretend to be the main course because I come and go. The people who are going to be working will be here tomorrow and the next day. But I am thrilled. I have a deep personal commitment to and belief in the future of Africa. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind. And of course, we do have a President and a First Lady who care deeply about the continent as well."
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