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Interregional Council of the Chambers of Trades of the Greater Region (CICM)

Cross-border

economic

development

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Project factsheet

Interregional Council of

the Chambers of Trades

of the Greater Region

(CICM)

Border

France-Germany, France-Luxembourg, France-Belgium

Territory

Greater Region

Date of creation

1989

Partners

CMA (Chambre de Métiers et de l’Artisanat – Chamber of Trade and Crafts) Moselle, CMA Meurthe-et-

Moselle, CMA Meuse, CMA Vosges, Chambre régionale des Métiers et de l’Artisanat de Lorraine, Union

des classes moyennes de Belgique (UCM), Chambre des Métiers du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg,

Handwerkskammer des Saarlandes, Handwerkskammer Trier, Handwerkskammer der Pflalz,

Handwerkskammer Koblenz, Handwerkskammer Rheinhessen

Objective

Joint representation of craft SMEs

Main activity

Creation of networks of assistance-advice services and development of initiatives to harmonise framework

conditions in the Greater Region

What is its remit?

The Interregional Council of the Chambers of Trades of the Greater Region

(Conseil Interrégional des Chambres des Métiers de la Grande Région,

CICM) was set up in 1989 and currently has twelve members (see table).

It provides joint representation for the some 170,000 craft

enterprises in the Greater Region, their 700,000 employees and

50,000 apprentices.

Based in Luxembourg, with its general secretariat housed by the

Luxembourg Chamber of Trades, the CICM is overseen by a committee

made up of its Chairman, five Vice-Chairmen and the Secretary General.

The CICM acts to:

- represent the interests of trades and crafts in the Greater

Region in relation to the regional, national and European

authorities

- develop initiatives to harmonise framework conditions in the

Greater Region

- create networks for assistance-advice services for trades and

crafts in order to promote cross-border activities

- jointly work on solutions to existing problems and proposals

aimed at improving the economic position of craft enterprises

in the Greater Region

- step up exchanges of information and experience.

General Assembly of the CICM (Interregional Council of the Chambers of Trades) in June 2014