U.S. Chamber/International

The @USChamber's International Affairs Division advocates for free enterprise, competitive markets, and rules-based #trade and #investment

[Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo @Claudiashein]

En Palacio Nacional, recibimos a integrantes de la Cámara de Comercio de Estados Unidos, acompañados por el embajador Ronald Johnson.

Conversamos sobre la confianza en México que asegura la inversión de empresas estadounidenses y la importancia de mantener la relación comercial para el bienestar de ambos países.

[U.S. Chamber/International @ChamberGlobal]

We just wrapped the 63rd US-Japan Business Conference: two days of dialogue with top business and gov't leaders from 🇺🇸🇯🇵

As Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said, "This conference has made tremendous contributions to the growth of economic relations between our countries."

[El Universal @El_Universal_Mx]

#LaMañaneraDelPueblo | 🗣️Sheinbaum confirma que se reunirá el día de hoy con Ronald Johnson y empresarios de la American Chamber.

https://t.co/cpRjY2Pbvv

[U.S.-Africa Business Center @USChamberAfrica]

At our U.S.-DRC Prime Minister Roundtable, H.E. Judith Suminwa Tuluka joined business leaders, investors, and government stakeholders to discuss the country's economic priorities and opportunities across critical minerals, energy, infrastructure, and value-added manufacturing.

[U.S.-Africa Business Center @USChamberAfrica]

The U.S. Chamber’s U.S.-Africa Business Center was honored to convene the U.S.-Ghana Presidential Roundtable with H.E. John Dramani Mahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, during #UNGA2026.

[U.S.-Africa Business Center @USChamberAfrica]

The U.S. Chamber’s U.S.-Africa Business Center convened Guinean ministers during #UNGA2026, bringing together U.S. and Guinean leaders to discuss opportunities across mining, infrastructure, energy, agriculture, health, and education.

[U.S. Chamber/International @ChamberGlobal]

Africa isn’t waiting on the sidelines—it’s driving opportunity 🌍

During #UNGA81, @USChamberAfrica convened African leaders and American business to advance partnerships across energy, infrastructure, critical minerals, health, tech, and more.

Read more: https://t.co/AVViObkInu

[U.S.-India Business Council @USIBC]

𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐁𝐂 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓

WASHINGTON- Ambassador (ret.) Atul Keshap, President, U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC), released the following statement calling on both governments to intensify their efforts to conclude a trade agreement.

“The United States and India have achieved truly historic milestones over the last two decades. Finalizing a Reciprocal Agreement on Trade before year’s end would be their greatest accomplishment yet.

“We call on both governments to use this opportunity to conclude an agreement that lowers trade barriers, and minimizes tariffs. A historic agreement would encapsulate this year’s hard-won progress providing greater certainty to an incredibly consequential economic and strategic bilateral partnnership.

“Unlocking reciprocal trade will build on 2026’s record investments and secure a win for American and Indian business that delivers immediate benefits to working families by boosting manufacturing, opening vast new consumer markets, and cementing both nations as global leaders in AI.

“U.S.-India Business Council members are steadfast champions of this partnership. We look forward to working with both governments to accelerate collaboration between the world’s largest economy and its fastest-growing major economy.”

@USAmbKeshap @Usibc_md

[U.S. Chamber/International @ChamberGlobal]

30+ engagements. One extraordinary week 🇺🇳

At #UNGA81, the @USChamber brought the voice of US business to the world, including hosting Ukraine's President Zelenskyy, joining @JDMahama to ring the Nasdaq bell, & engaging Syria's post-war President.

READ▶ https://t.co/zJyKZP87Cv

[Joshua W. Walker @drjwalk]

Showing up matters.

30+ engagements. Leaders from around the world. One goal: making sure American business is in the room where global economic decisions are being shaped.

A remarkable first #UNGA81 leading @USChamber International Affairs. 🌎🇺🇸

[U.S. Chamber/International @ChamberGlobal]

American business is global — and engaged. 🌐🇺🇸

On the sidelines of #UNGA81, the @USChamber hosted 30+ events, including 11 with Heads of State and government.

Why does showing up matter?

U.S. Chamber Chief Int'l Affairs Officer @drjwalk explains ⤵️
https://t.co/eThfONoKwh

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

On the sidelines of #UNGA81, the U.S. Chamber is convening presidents, prime ministers, and top business leaders to drive the conversations are shaping trade, investment, and economic opportunity worldwide.

From bilateral roundtables to report launches, we're making sure the business voice is heard on the world stage: https://t.co/9eufjBnCgq

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

From the boardroom to ringing the @NasdaqExchange closing bell: @USChamberAfrica joined Ghana's President @JDMahama, for a historic day of U.S.-Ghana commercial diplomacy on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meetings in New York this week. 🇺🇸 🇬🇭

[U.S. - Colombia Business Council (USCBC) @USCOLBC]

The @USCOLBC hosted VP @jrestrp and Minister @MauricioGomezCO for a roundtable on Colombia's investment agenda on the margins of UNGA.

The discussion highlighted opportunities in critical minerals, digital infrastructure & AI, agriculture, and energy, and reaffirmed U.S. private sector confidence in Colombia.

Thank you to @drjwalk and @AthinaKanioura for leading the conversation, @ExcelerateEnergy for sponsoring, and @CovingtonBurling for hosting.

[Nasdaq Exchange @NasdaqExchange]

Nasdaq is honored to host H.E. @JDMahama, President of the Republic of Ghana, at the closing bell.

Today, we recognize the lasting economic bonds between Ghana and the United States and the role of global markets in advancing growth, investment, and opportunity across both nations.

[U.S. Chamber @USChamber]

Thank you, @PR_Diomaye, for meeting with @USChamberAfrica during your visit to Washington, D.C.

Senegal's energy ambitions, alongside its advances in healthcare and digital transformation create real opportunities for greater U.S.-Senegal commercial partnership. We look forward to continuing to connect U.S. companies with Senegal's growing economy.

[TheStarKenya @TheStarKenya]

Kenya and the United States are seeking to deepen commercial ties, with a focus on expanding bilateral trade and attracting more private-sector investment.
https://t.co/wBbgbBcuv2

[Amb. Alfred K’Ombudo, CBS @AlfredKOmbudo]

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce—formed in 1912 and with membership spanning small and large businesses alike—maintains active engagement in Africa to advance two-way trade and investment.

Was pleased to receive @KLGaither, President of U.S. Africa Business Chamber on the sidelines of the AmCham Summit currently underway in Nairobi.

The delegation included several Directors of Government Affairs and Public and Regulatory Affairs covering Africa for several U.S. companies including Abbott, American Express, American Tower Corporation, Cigna Healthcare, Google, Pfizer, Rendeavour, Siemens Healthineers and others.

We remain committed to working with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to advance a mutually beneficial environment for more trade and investment between Kenya and the U.S.

[Korir Sing'Oei @SingoeiAKorir]

Delighted to welcome Kendra Gaither, President of the U.S.-Africa Business Center, and the @USChamber delegation to Nairobi for their 2nd business mission of 2026. Kenya continues to position itself as the strategic gateway to East Africa and AfCFTA markets. The extension of AGOA through 2028 provides vital commercial certainty to deepen our bilateral trade framework. #KenyaUSPartnership @ForeignOfficeKE

[Eng. John Kipchumba Tanui,CBS @tanuijohn]

Strengthening the Kenya-U.S. Digital and Economic Partnership 🇰🇪🇺🇸

Pleasure hosting a high-level business delegation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s U.S.-Africa Business Center, who paid a courtesy call to my office today. Led by the Center’s President, @KLGaither , the delegation brought together senior corporate executives to discuss deepening trade, expanding digital investments, and fostering market-driven innovation in Kenya.

As the digital economy continues to serve as a central pillar of our economic growth, we explored key areas ripe for robust public-private collaboration, including:

* Digital Infrastructure & Connectivity: Exploring opportunities to strengthen broadband connectivity, digital infrastructure, and the enabling policy and regulatory environment to support investment and regional digital growth.

* Global Health Operations: Discussions with Ekrem Sarper, Head of International Public Policy at Cigna Healthcare, on leveraging Nairobi as a strategic East African hub for global health operations.

* Financial Inclusion & Payments: Engaging with Federica Piazza, Director of Government Affairs, EMEA at American Express, on strengthening financial infrastructure and expanding opportunities for digital financial services in partnership with local institutions.

* Healthcare Tech Innovation: Insights from Queenter Owuonda, Government Affairs & Market Development Manager, Eastern Africa, representing Siemens Healthineers, on the intersection of healthcare, technology and digital development.

We also discussed supporting Africa’s ambitious artificial intelligence agenda, with a focus on data governance, responsible AI adoption, digital skills, and policy environments that encourage sustainable technology investment and secure cyber ecosystems, supported by Ellington Arnold, Manager, U.S.-Africa Business Center.

I look forward to continuing these vital strategic dialogues tomorrow as we participate in the AmCham Business Summit. Kenya remains fully committed to maintaining a transparent, predictable and competitive business environment that anchors global investor confidence and positions the country as a leading digital and investment hub in Africa.

@AmChamKE