For more than 25 years, the British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg has sought to facilitate business and personal connections between the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and Great Britain. The former, a founding member of what is now the European Union. The latter, perhaps later to the table, but then undoubtedly becoming a significant partner.

As members of the European Union, Britain and Luxembourg shared rules and regulations, a working environment, travel opportunities, and global responsibilities. There were of course challenges and differences of opinion as well.

From 1 February, this will no longer be the case, following Britain’s formal departure from the European Union.

Initially at least, the changes for businesses seeking to trade or invest between Britain and Luxembourg will be limited. At the moment, however, no one knows what the landscape will look like after the end of the withdrawal period on 31 December 2020.

What is clear, is the British Chamber’s determination to meet the challenge of this new trading environment head-on. More than ever, we are committed to doing whatever we can to help our members navigate the new regulatory waters between Great Britain and the Grand Duchy as they develop.