About the Chamber

Why BRICS, why now

BRICS markets are where a growing share of the world's business is being done.

BRICS nations are home to 45% of the world's population and produce around $30 trillion of annual output, more than the G7 by purchasing power. India, the bloc's fastest-growing major economy, is growing at 6% a year, and the New Development Bank gives the bloc its own development-finance institution.

The trade corridor to Ghana is already open. South Africa, Egypt, and Ethiopia are full members and Nigeria is a partner country, which puts Ghanaian businesses within reach of established African trade and investment routes into these markets.

The Chamber's role is practical: connecting Ghanaian businesses to buyers, partners, and investors across BRICS economies, through trade facilitation, investment promotion, and programming across eight focus areas.

Figures from IMF and BRICS official data, 2026.

Our Five Stars

One value per star in our mark. Together they are the standard the Chamber holds itself to.

  • Business Integrity
  • Inclusivity
  • Social Responsibility
  • Creativity and Innovation
  • Responsible Growth

BRICS at a glance

  1. 45%

    of the world's population lives in BRICS nations.

  2. $30tn

    of annual output, more than the G7 by purchasing power.

  3. 6%

    yearly growth in India, the bloc's fastest-growing major economy.

  4. NDB

    the New Development Bank, the bloc's own development-finance institution.

Figures sourced from IMF and BRICS official data, as of 2026.