Recent Activities at the AACC

The Afghan-American Chamber of Commerce has been very busy as of late, holding important conferences and engaging in vital dialogues. The Afghan-American Chamber of Commerce, with founding vice-president Hamed Wardak and many others, is a leading organization that works to bring together U.S. and Afghan business, investment and trade ties. They advocate for a free market economy in Afghanistan and they work to strengthen U.S.-Afghan economic ties.

In recent news, the AACC US-Afghanistan Business Matchmaking 2009 was held late last year and was a great success. They had a large turnout and helped to make known business and investment opportunities in Afghanistan and to meet representatives of Afghan companies that are based in Dubai and in Afghanistan. It also facilitated the networking of key private sector, financial and government contacts.

Hamed Wardak founds the AACC

The ever busy Hamed Wardak has founded the Afghan-American Chamber of Commerce (AACC) where he serves as vice-president. The AACC facilitates American-Afghanistan economic transactions, business relationships, investment and trade ties. The AACC advocates a free open market economy in Afghanistan, and one of its prime goals is to fortify and bolster United States -Afghanistan economic relations. The AACC offers its members a wide range of programs that aim to introduce US businesses and financial leaders to the many opportunities available in the fledgling economy and emerging markets of Afghanistan.

Hamed Wardak is the son of Afghanistan’s Minister of Defense, Abdul Rahim Wardak. Wardak spends his time between Kabul, where he was born, and Washington (he grew up in the U.S. and Pakistan)..