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Find New Markets — Trade & Export Support
Identify buyers, understand markets and build the relationships required to export successfully.
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The Malawi–UK Chamber of Commerce
Connecting Businesses.Driving Trade.Unlocking Investment.
The bilateral Chamber connecting businesses, investors and institutions between Malawi and the United Kingdom. With a presence in both countries, we help businesses enter markets, build trusted partnerships, identify opportunities and navigate the Malawi–UK trade and investment corridor.
- 2017
- Our journey began
- 2022
- Chamber incorporated
- 2
- Countries — one bilateral Chamber
- 12
- Priority areas for trade & investment
How we help
Four pathways into bilateral business
Export
Grow your business internationally
Access market intelligence, potential buyers, distributors and practical support for trading between Malawi and the UK.
Explore Export SupportInvest
Identify investment opportunities
Connect with investment opportunities, projects, professional advisers and public-sector partners in Malawi and the UK.
Explore InvestmentFind a Partner
Make the right connections
Find potential customers, suppliers, distributors, investors and strategic partners through the Chamber’s bilateral network.
Find a PartnerJoin
Become part of the corridor
Join businesses and institutions committed to strengthening commercial relationships between Malawi and the United Kingdom.
Explore MembershipOur footprint
One Chamber. Two Countries.
The UK office is the parent office, supported by the Malawi office and the Scotland Chapter — not a third country office.
UK Parent Office
London
The UK–Malawi Chamber of Commerce Ltd is the parent office of the bilateral Chamber structure. Based in London, it provides strategic leadership, bilateral coordination, UK stakeholder engagement and oversight of the Chamber’s international trade and investment agenda.
Malawi Office
Lilongwe
The Malawi–UK Chamber of Commerce is the Chamber’s in-country office in Malawi. It leads local member engagement, business support, stakeholder relations, trade and investment facilitation, events and delivery in the Malawi market, working within the strategy and governance framework of the UK parent office.
Scotland Chapter
UK regional chapter
The Scotland Chapter extends the Chamber’s UK reach by strengthening commercial, institutional and diaspora links between Scotland and Malawi. It operates as a regional chapter within the UK parent structure.
About the Chamber
More than a network.
A gateway for bilateral business.
The Malawi–UK Chamber of Commerce helps businesses turn connections into commercial opportunities. Building on the Malawi–UK Business Group established in 2017, the Chamber provides a trusted platform for businesses, investors and institutions operating between Malawi and the United Kingdom.
From market entry and business introductions to investment facilitation, trade missions, policy dialogue and market intelligence, our focus is practical: helping businesses trade, invest and grow across the corridor.
Read our storyOur Services
What We Offer
Practical outcomes for businesses that want to trade, invest and grow across the Malawi–UK corridor.
Join to Access All Services02
Identify Opportunities — Investment Facilitation
Access investment opportunities, relevant institutions and practical support from initial enquiry through establishment and aftercare.
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Make Connections — Business Introductions
Meet potential customers, suppliers, distributors, investors and strategic partners.
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Have Your Voice Heard — Policy & Business Environment
Contribute evidence and business perspectives to constructive, non-political dialogue on issues affecting bilateral trade and investment.
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Build Capability — Business Development & Intelligence
Access market intelligence, research, training, mentoring and specialist expertise.
Why Join
What sets the Chamber apart
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Genuinely bilateral
A physical presence and Board in both countries. We are not a UK body looking outward or a Malawian body looking in.
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Facilitation, not just networking
We broker introductions, investment projects and market entry — actively connecting partners across the corridor.
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Convening authority
Honorary patronage from the British High Commissioner to Malawi and partnerships with official trade bodies.
Priority Sectors
Twelve sectors. One corridor.
Trade & InvestmentExplore the industries shaping Malawi–UK trade and investment — from agribusiness and critical minerals to digital and creative industries.
Agriculture & Agribusiness
Tea, macadamia, coffee and agro-processing partnerships across the UK–Malawi corridor.
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Mining & Critical Minerals
Rare earths, graphite and responsible mineral development with UK capital and standards.
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Energy & Renewables
Solar, hydro and off-grid solutions among priority investment discussions.
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Manufacturing
Agro-processing, pharmaceuticals and packaging capacity with UK equipment and know-how.
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Tourism & Hospitality
Eco, adventure and cultural tourism packaged for UK travellers and tour operators.
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Healthcare & Life Sciences
Diagnostics, medical equipment and training that strengthen Malawi’s health systems.
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Financial Services
Trade finance, insurance and fintech unlocking corridor deals and risk cover.
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Digital & Technology
Software, BPO and cybersecurity partnerships connecting talent across the corridor.
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Education & Skills
University links, vocational training and research building skills for growth sectors.
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Infrastructure & Construction
Transport, housing and industrial parks that deliver trade and investment outcomes.
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Logistics & Trade Facilitation
Market access support connecting Malawi’s exporters with UK buyers and partners.
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Creative Industries
Film, music, fashion and digital media co-production across the UK–Malawi corridor.
Learn moreMalawi Office
Join the Malawi–UK
Trade Network
One membership framework across both markets. Malawi membership gives businesses and professionals a practical platform to build connections, identify opportunities and grow with the United Kingdom.
Events Calendar
Events
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22
Oct
Upcoming · 2026
Official Launch of the Malawi–UK Chamber of Commerce
Lilongwe, Malawi (by invitation)
View event
20
Aug
Relationships
Patron, partners and stakeholders
Logo placement does not imply a formal partnership unless listed under Strategic & Delivery Partners.
UK Chamber
Dr Benedicto Wokomaatani Malunga
Incoming Patron of the UK Chamber
Malawi Chamber
H.E. Leigh Stubblefield
Patron of the Malawi Chamber
Strategic & Delivery Partners
Established partnership relationships
Only organisations with a formal or established partnership or delivery relationship.
Institutional Stakeholders
Institutions we engage with
Engagement does not by itself constitute a partnership.
Founding Members
Help shape the future of Malawi–UK trade and investment
A limited opportunity for leading organisations: permanent recognition, priority visibility, exclusive networking and enhanced engagement across Malawi and the United Kingdom.
Limited places for leading organisations committed to the long-term development of bilateral commerce.
Permanent recognition
Named in Chamber records as a Founding Member of the bilateral corridor.
Strategic Advisory Forum
Membership of the Strategic Advisory Forum and annual engagement with Chamber leadership.
Visibility, engagement and strategic access
Priority participation in senior roundtables, delegations and flagship Chamber initiatives.
Malawi office
MWK 10,000,000
per year
UK parent office
£10,000
per year