The Global Chamber of Commerce for Portuguese Speaking Countries wants to bring the European Union closer to the community of Portuguese-speaking countries. Nine countries, 300 million citizens, 3.7% of the world's GDP. This is the reach of the community of Portuguese-speaking countries, the fifth most spoken in the world. The recently formed Global Chamber of Commerce for Portuguese Speaking Countries (GCCP) develops its activities in and for the member countries of this community (Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Equatorial-Guinea, Mozambique, Portugal, S. Tome and Prince, East-Timor), and in regions associated with the Portuguese language, namely Macao, in China, and Goa, in India, and could represent public and private organizations in and for these countries and regions, as well as any other Portuguese-speaking community, regardless of their location. Its objectives and areas of activity are, among others, the organization of professional events and trade missions; Business advisory services; Support in internationalization; Advice to public and private organizations and governments; Assemble groups or organizations with similar objectives and support the dialogue with official, economic, social and cultural organizations; Professional training and transfer of skills and technology. The GCCP is a non-profit making association (ASBL, in the French acronym), headquartered in 19 Rue Aldringen, Luxembourg, and has among its founders other ASBLs, namely the Luxemburg-Brazil Business Council, the Cape Verde Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg, the American Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg and the Diplomatic Council Luxembourg.