Ministry of Trade and Industry

A ministry of trade and industry, ministry of commerce, ministry of commerce and industry or variations is a ministry that is concerned with a nation's trade, industry and commerce.

Notable examples are:

List

• Algeria: Ministry of Industry and Mines
• Australia:
  • Minister for Trade and Investment (Australia)
  • Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events (New South Wales)
• Azerbaijan:
  • Ministry of Industry and Energy (Azerbaijan)
  • Ministry of Defence Industry of Azerbaijan
  • Ministry of Economic Development (Azerbaijan)
• Brazil: Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (Brazil)
• Brunei:
  • Ministry of Energy, Manpower and Industry
  • Ministry of Finance and Economy (Brunei)
  • Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism
• Botswana:
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (Botswana)
• Cambodia: Ministry of Industry, Mining and Energy (Cambodia)
• Canada:
  • Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
  • Minister of International Trade (Canada)
  • Manitoba
    • Minister of Industry and Commerce (Manitoba)
    • Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism (Manitoba); defunct
    • Ministry of Industry, Trade and Technology (Manitoba); defunct
    • Ministry of Industry, Economic Development and Mines (Manitoba); defunct
  • Ontario:
  • Ministry of Industry, Trade and Technology (Ontario; defunct)
• China:
  • Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China
  • Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China
  • Ministry of Aerospace Industry (People's Republic of China; defunct)
• Colombia:
  • Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism (Colombia)
  • Ministry of Foreign Trade (Colombia)
• Czech Republic: Ministry of Industry and Trade (Czech Republic)
• Denmark: Ministry of Trade and Industry (Denmark)
• Egypt:
  • Ministry of Industry, Trade and Small Industries
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (Egypt)
• Finland: Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment (Finland)
• France:
  • Minister of Commerce (France)
  • Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industry (France)
• Ghana:
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (Ghana)
    • Minister for Trade and Industry (Ghana)
  • Minister for Trade and Industry (Ghana)
• Greece: Minister for Trade (Greece)
• Hong Kong: Trade and Industry Department
• Iceland:
  • Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism (Iceland)
  • Ministry of Trade (Iceland)
  • Minister of Industry and Commerce (Iceland)
• India:
  • Ministry of Commerce and Industry (India)
  • Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises (India)
  • Ministry of Food Processing Industries (India)
  • Ministry of Agro and Rural Industries (India)
  • Ministry of Small Scale Industries (India; defunct)
• Indonesia:
  • Ministry of Trade (Indonesia)
  • Ministry of Industry (Indonesia)
• Iran:
  • Ministry of Commerce (Iran)
  • Ministry of Industries and Mines (Iran)
• Iraq:
  • Ministry of Industry (Iraq)
  • Ministry of Trade (Iraq)
• Ireland: Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment
• Israel: Ministry of Economy (Israel)
• Japan:
  • Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Japan; defunct)
  • Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Japan)
    • Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry
  • Ministry of Commerce and Industry
• Kuwait: Ministry of Commerce (Kuwait)
• Laos: Ministry of Industry and Commerce (Laos)
• Malaysia: Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Malaysia)
• Moldova: Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry (Moldova)
• Myanmar: Ministry of Industry (Myanmar)
• Nepal: Ministry of Industry (Nepal)
• Nigeria: Nigerian Federal Ministry of Commerce
• North Korea:
  • Ministry of Commerce^[1]
  • Ministry of External Economic Relations^[2]
• Norway:
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (Norway)
  • Minister of Trade and Shipping (Norway)
• Peru: Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Peru)
• Philippines: Department of Trade and Industry (Philippines)
• Pakistan:
  • Ministry of Commerce (Pakistan)
  • Ministry of Industry (Pakistan)
• Russia:
  • Ministry of Industry (Russia)
  • Ministry of Industry and Trade (Russia)
• Rwanda: Ministry of Trade and Industry (Rwanda)
• Saudi Arabia: Ministry of Commerce and Investment (Saudi Arabia)
• Serbia: Minister of Trade, Telecommunications and Tourism (Serbia)
• Sierra Leone: Ministry of Trade and Industry (Sierra Leone)
• Singapore:
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore)
  • Minister for Trade and Industry (Singapore)
• South Africa:
  • Department of Trade and Industry (South Africa)
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (South Africa)
• South Korea: Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (South Korea)
• Soviet Union:
  • Ministry of Construction of Heavy Industry (USSR; defunct)
  • Ministry of Foreign Trade (Soviet Union)
  • Ministry of Transport Machine-Building Industry (USSR; defunct)
  • Ministry of Shipbuilding Industry (USSR; defunct)
  • Ministry of Aviation Industry (Soviet Union); defunct
• Spain: Ministry of Industry (Spain)
• Sri Lanka: Ministry of Industry and Commerce (Sri Lanka)
• Sweden:
  • Ministry of Industry (Sweden)
  • Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Sweden)
• Syria: Ministry of Industry (Syria)
• Tanzania: Ministry of Industry, Trade and Marketing, of Tanzania
• Thailand: Ministry of Industry (Thailand)
• Trinidad and Tobago: Ministry of Trade and Industry (Trinidad and Tobago)
• Turkey: Ministry of Industry and Commerce (Turkey)
• Uganda: Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Industry (Uganda)
• United Kingdom:
  • Department for Business and Trade
  • Ministry of Trade and Industry (Isle of Man)
• United States: United States Department of Commerce
• Vietnam:
  • Ministry of Industry and Trade (Vietnam)
  • Ministry of Industry (Vietnam) (defunct)
  • Ministry of Trade (Vietnam) (defunct)
• Zimbabwe: Ministry of Industry and Commerce (Zimbabwe)

See also

• Minister of Commerce
• Minister of Trade
• Minister of Industry
• Department of Commerce (disambiguation)

References

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