Leading Around the World
The strength of local communities increasingly depends on America’s ability to lead globally. Supply chains, investment flows, export opportunities, and the rules that govern international commerce all shape the prosperity of hometown employers. That’s why the Chamber’s global engagement is a direct investment in local prosperity.
Served as America's commercial diplomat
The Chamber led business delegations around the world to 40 different countries, serving as America's commercial diplomat to forge partnerships that lead to greater investment and growth.
Countries included:
Argentina – Australia – Bangladesh – Belgium – Brazil – Canada
Chile – Colombia – Côte d’Ivoire – Egypt – Equatorial Guinea
France – Gabon – Germany – Ghana – India – Indonesia – Iraq
Italy – Japan – Kazakhstan – Mexico – Nepal – Pakistan – Poland
Rwanda – Saudi Arabia – South Africa – South Korea – Sri Lanka
Sweden – Switzerland – Syria – Türkiye – Thailand – United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom – Uzbekistan – Vietnam – Zambia
Advanced the American business community’s interests at global summits
- United Nations General Assembly
- IMF World Bank Week
- Munich Security Conference
- NATO Summit
- COP 30
- B7 Summit
- B20 Summit
Opened new markets and reduced barriers for American businesses abroad
- CS3D Rollbacks
- First-ever Certified Kurdistan Mission
- World IP MOU Signed
Download the 2025 Annual Report
In a year defined by economic uncertainty and accelerating change, the U.S. Chamber helped keep the voice of American business at the center of policymaking. Download the 2025 Annual Report to see the achievements, outcomes, and momentum shaping what comes next.