NECC - Norwegian Estonian Chamber of Commerce

19/12/2024

🇩🇰 Danish, 🇳🇴Norwegian and 🇸🇪 Swedish Chambers of Commerce in Estonia Merge to Form Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce

Tallinn, 19 December 2024

The Danish Estonian Chamber of Commerce, the NECC - Norwegian Estonian Chamber of Commerce and the Swedish Chamber of Commerce Estonia (SCCE) have joined forces to establish the Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce in Estonia. This landmark decision unanimously approved by the extraordinary general meetings of each three chamber, will take effect on 1 January 2025.

“By joining forces, the new Scandinavian Chamber aims to provide an even stronger platform for networking, knowledge exchange and advocacy, enhancing the value offered to its diverse membership base,” says Cecilia Linden, the newly appointed manager of the Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce in Estonia. “The chamber will represent Denmark, Norway, and Sweden a sa united front, fostering deeper ties with 🇪🇪 Estonian businesses and across industries,” Linden adds.

The Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce will bring together approximately 130 Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Estonian companies, maintaining the traditions and values of its founding organizations while advancing a shared vision of collaboration and growth. By consolidating resources and efforts, the new Chamber aims to strengthen its members' voices and economic ties between Scandinavia and Estonia.

"We at the Embassy very much welcome this great initiative. A united Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce in Estonia marks an exciting new chapter in fostering stronger collaboration and innovation. By combining the strengths of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, we are not only amplifying our voice but also creating unparalleled opportunities for businesses to thrive and deepen ties with Estonia," says the Norwegian ambassador to Estonia Marius Dirdal.

The merger reflects the chambers’ commitment to meeting the evolving needs of their members and adapting to the dynamic business landscape. Members can look forward to enriched programming, stronger advocacy efforts and greater access to opportunities in both Estonia and the Scandinavian region.

For further information, please contact:

Cecilia Linden
Manager, Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce in Estonia
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +372 5561 2146

About the Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce in Estonia

The Scandinavian Chamber of Commerce in Estonia represents the unified interests of Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish businesses operating in Estonia. With a mission to foster collaboration and drive economic growth, the Chamber serves as a vital platform for advocacy, networking and knowledge sharing among its members and stakeholders. The chamber’s activities are rooted in the shared values of innovation, sustainability and partnership that define the Nordic and Estonian business communities.

11/12/2024

14/11/2024

This is the last chance to get your tickets for tonight's dinner, where traditional lutefisk will be served. Get your tickets now with -30% discount here🎫 https://fienta.com/et/lutefisk-dinner-108791

Thu 14. November at 19:00 - 22:00

05/11/2024

It's the most wonderful time of the year - it's time to have lutefisk again! 🐟 NECC is delighted to invite you to a memorable evening celebrating Norwegian culture and cuisine on the 14th of November at 7:00 pm at Radisson Blu Olümpia Hotel.

Enjoy the authentic flavours of Norway with a carefully crafted menu featuring lutefisk; the delicate taste of this dried and rehydrated fish is served with a delicious white sauce, bacon, and all the traditional accompaniments. Also, no Norwegian celebration is complete without a toast of Aquavit. Raise your glass with fellow guests and share in a traditional Nordic toast, wishing each other "Skål!" as you enjoy this Scandinavian spirit.

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE

Thu 14. November at 19:00 - 22:00

21/10/2024

Dear members,

We are pleased to welcome our newest member - Toten Transport Eesti OÜ. Toten Transport Eesti OÜ specialises in Scandinavian transport, with its primary destination being Norway, though it also offers transportation solutions to other countries.

They have been operating in the transport market for 20 years, so they can confidently claim extensive experience in the field. Their parent company is based in Norway and operates terminals in various regions across the country, which gives them a significant advantage and the ability to offer both tail-lift and specialised services in Norway. In addition to Norway, they have similar capabilities in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland.

www.totentransport.ee