Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Sweden.
Where members connect, grow, and influence Canadian-Swedish business and trade.
The door to Canada–Sweden trade, investment and collaboration
At the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Sweden, we open doors between two countries that have more in common than most people realise.
Built on priorities like innovation, open markets, and sustainability, the Chamber is a not-for-profit, member-driven organisation. We connect companies, policymakers, academics and experts in Sweden and across Canada who have a stake in the future of bilateral trade. Through trusted networks, timely market insight and partnerships, we share insights and build the relationships that help drive business success.
If your company is looking to strengthen your connections, you've found your community.
A partnership grounded on 5 pillars
In November 2025, the governments of Canada and Sweden signed a strategic partnership agreement, marking the start of a new era that is anchored in over a century of business ties. The agreement’s five pillars reflect the most pressing challenges and biggest opportunities of our time:
Pillar 1: Economic development, trade, investment and competitiveness
Pillar 2: Security, defence and resilience
Pillar 3: Arctic cooperation and North-North connections
Pillar 4: Digital transformation and innovation, health and life sciences
Pillar 5: Climate action and the transition to a low-carbon, resource-smart economy
This partnership is more than a milestone moment for governments. It opens opportunities for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.
Our voice
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Home-grown AI – Canada and EU set the scene for AI sovereignty
Brussels is sharpening its security posture for AI. Ottawa is scaling its national Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategy. Where can Canada-Sweden partnerships reinforce both?
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Strategic partnership and the business impact
On 18 November 2025, Prime Ministers Mark Carney and Ulf Kristersson signed the Canada-Sweden Strategic Partnership.
The Partnership connects two like-minded nations. A match made in heaven? Maybe. But it needs concerted effort, and business input to make it a success. That’s what the Chamber aims to deliver. -
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The Canadian Chamber is open for business
On May 28th, we launched the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Sweden. What a beginning it was!
Around 75 leaders from business, government, and media gathered at the Canadian Embassy in Stockholm for an evening that one guest described as having "a lot of love in the room."
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A logo built on a shared legacy and values
Where the Maple Leaf meets three crowns
When we set out to build the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Sweden, we knew our logo had to have a greater purpose than simply to wave a banner. It had to say something about who we are and what we stand for.
