Trade Talks: Finland
Finland is one of Sweden’s most important trading partners. Geographic proximity and long-standing, well-integrated business relations create strong opportunities for Swedish companies looking to establish or expand in the Finnish market.
Finland is a key market for Sweden, with decades of close cooperation across multiple sectors. This integration lowers barriers to entry and provides clear advantages for Swedish companies. Globally, Finland is particularly strong in technology and innovation, offering a wide range of business opportunities. Swedish products and services are highly regarded, and Nordic cooperation gives Sweden a competitive edge.
AGENDA
International Trade & Business Beyond Norrbotten – Sabrina Suikki, International Business Manager, Norrbotten Chamber of Commerce (moderator)
Business Opportunities & Cultural Insights for Doing Business in Finland – TBA
Growing Beyond Borders: A Norrbotten company’s journey to Finland – TBA
Conclusions & Takeaways from our Experts (discussion with the moderator)
This webinar will be held in English. You can take part live during the webinar or see the recording afterwards.
TRADE TALKS BY SWEDISH CHAMBERS
Trade Talks by Swedish Chambers is a joint initiative initiated by Sweden's regional Chambers of Commerce, in collaboration with Swedish Foreign Chambers of Commerce and market experts.
As a participant in Trade Talks' interactive webinars, 5 of them during 2025, you will have access to expertise from our worldwide international network.
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Exporting and importing companies, or companies considering starting to operate in an international market.
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