- The General Assembly approved the Report of the Board of the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria and other strategic documents
- The Chamber is the voice of the transatlantic economy in Bulgaria, continuing to work for the ongoing improvement of the investment climate in the country, to implement its priorities, and to protect and care for its members
On Thursday, October 08, 2026, the American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria (AmCham) held its regular annual General Meeting at Novotel Sofia. The 2025 Financial Report and the 2026 Budget were unanimously approved. These decisions represent an important step in ensuring the Chamber’s continued financial stability and organizational transparency to its members, institutions, and the public at large.
The General Assembly was chaired by Ivan Mihaylov, CEO of AmCham, who also presented the Board’s Report on its activities in 2025. He emphasized the role of the Chamber as one of the most active business voices in the country’s public sphere. The report presented the Chamber’s successful celebration of its 30th anniversary in 2025, its achievements in implementing its priorities in the areas of the rule of law, healthcare, digitization and human capital development in Bulgaria, the financial system, sustainable development, etc. Emphasis was placed on building internal communities and strategic external partnerships through projects, initiatives, and individual events.
“The American Chamber of Commerce in Bulgaria is in good shape and getting better. This year, we continue to strengthened the Chamber’s voice on the most important issues – competitiveness, investment, innovation, digitalization, and energy security – by turning dialogue into action through our committees and high-level partnerships. Together with our members, we continued to work on increasing Bulgaria’s competitiveness based on the transatlantic partnership. As always, we will continue our efforts to ensure that the Chamber has a positive influence with meaning, added value for our members, and disciplined growth. We will continue to strive for real change and even stronger connections between business, institutions, and ideas,” said Ivan Mihaylov, sharing his vision for the Chamber’s development.
