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Delhi Chamber Of Commerce Case Study

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I. HISTORY Delhi Chamber Of Commerce was started early in 1949 and was incorporated under section 26 of the Indian companies act, VII of 1913 (A company limited by guarantee u/s 26 of i.c. Act) on 19th January, 1950. Delhi Chamber of Commerce is 68 years old and recognised organization of commercial opinion and is consulted by the Government of India, and state Governments on all vital and important commercial matters and is truly equipped to serve the interest that it stands for. The Committee of the Chamber is always prepared to bring to the notice of the Government of India and the State Government legitimate grievances of the commercial community and to represent them to enactment of laws for the protection of the Commerce and Industry of the country.This Chamber is a member of INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INDIA (PARIS) and represents on its Executive Committee. Thus the Chamber enjoys an International Status. MEMBERSHIP OF THE FEDERATION OF INDIAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY The Chamber is one of the founder member of the FEDERATION OF INDIAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (FICCI) which is the Central Organization of the Commerce &. Industry of the Country. Thus this chamber enjoys a status which is essential for a state Organization. This Chamber is also a member of the INDIAN TRADE PROMOTION ORGANIZATION (lTPO) and DELHI PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL (DPC). II. MISSION, VISION AND OBJECTIVES MISSION & VISION Its main function is to ensure that trade flows as

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