The Council for International Trade and Commerce in South Australia (CITCSA) is the peak body representing the 38 international Chambers of Commerce or Business Councils based in South Australia. Many of these chambers are state chapters of national bodies. CITCSA’s role is to stimulate international trade and investment, and build bilateral cultural relationships.

CITCSA supports its ethnic chambers and business councils in international trade, particularly with their development of export markets in their countries of origin; with access to coordinated trade and advisory services; as a focal point for government, business and overseas visitors; and to promote South Australian products and services at trade fairs and outbound and inbound business-matching missions.