A bridge between two business communities
The Chinese Business Association of Ireland is a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing economic and cultural exchange between Ireland and China.
The Chinese Business Association of Ireland (CBAI) is a non-profit business organisation registered with the Companies Registration Office of Ireland. Established in 2025, the Chamber was created to serve as the core bridge and trusted platform connecting Ireland-China economic and trade exchange.
Our membership brings together Chinese enterprises operating in Ireland, Irish businesses engaged with China, professional service firms — including law and accountancy practices — and academics. Together we form a community committed to shared prosperity across the two nations.
Our mission
To promote economic and trade cooperation and cultural exchange between Ireland and China — providing members with business support, information sharing and professional advice, and driving bilateral trade and investment forward.
Our vision
To become the most influential and trusted partner in the business communities of China and Ireland — elevating bilateral economic relations and creating enduring value for enterprises in both nations.
Strategic objectives
Six commitments guide everything the Chamber does for its members and partners.
Advance cooperation
Promote trade, investment and business matchmaking between the two markets.
Share information
Strengthen the exchange of policy and market intelligence.
Deliver services
Provide consulting, legal and financial advisory support.
Convene the community
Host forums, seminars, company visits and networking.
Protect members
Advocate for member rights and liaise with government.
Deepen understanding
Foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding.
Who belongs to the Chamber
The Chamber welcomes four categories of member across the Ireland-China business landscape.
Corporate members
Chinese-invested enterprises in Ireland and Irish firms doing business with China.
Individual members
Entrepreneurs, professionals and academics active in bilateral business.
Honorary members
Distinguished individuals who advance the Chamber's mission.
Strategic partners
Organisations collaborating with the Chamber on shared goals.