About TradePoint: What is it?
A trade point is a trade facilitation centre, where participants in foreign trade transactions are grouped together under a single physical or virtual roof to provide all the necessary services for trade transactions. These participants include chambers of commerce, customs, foreign trade institutes, banks, freight forwarders, transport agencies and insurance companies.

It is a source of trade-related information, providing actual and potential traders with data about business and market opportunities, potential clients and suppliers, as well as trade regulations and requirements.

It is a gateway to global networking, in order to increase the participation of traders, particularly SMEs, in the emerging electronic commerce economy.

Services Provided by Trade Points:
In all local offices of operational Trade Points, the following standard set of services is offered:
• Country trade-related information, including statistics and trade-related regulations.

• Information about providers of trade support services, including banks, insurance companies, freight forwarders, trade promotion organizations, and chambers of commerce.

• Information about potential partners in the country.

• Information about business opportunities.

• Consultancy services for international trade transactions.

• Individual Trade Points also provide additional services according to the needs of their clients.