The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) is the primary business association in Zimbabwe representing enterprises of every size and kind throughout the country. ZNCC is an independent, voluntary, non-profit making and non-political organization.
It is an organization that provides services designed to support its members in business development. Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce is non-profit making membership based organization.
As an independent organization the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce represents the interest of its members through lobbying, collaboration and facilitation.
It provides a focus business empowerment as the engine for economic growth and also encourages competitiveness in the market place through the promotion of organized business communities.
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—Marcel Proust (1871–1922)
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