Bilateral trade agreements are pivotal in reducing trade barriers, fostering economic cooperation, and opening up new markets. Chamber leaders advocate for trade-friendly policies with most nations including those in Europe. For Canadian companies, agreements such as CETA, the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement, provides a structured framework to access European markets with reduced tariffs, simplified customs procedures, and mutual recognition of standards. Chamber leaders should consider attending the upcoming Eurochambres Congress, June 12-14 in Antwerp, Belgium, to gain insights and build relationships that can help facilitate international trade.