The ARC OF COMMERCE is a public benefit, established as a subsidiary of the African Views Organization following the Republic of Ghana’s Companies Act 179 to ensure that African and African Diaspora businesses, investors, and entrepreneurs gain access to a fair market share of the economic prosperity of the African world. The ARCC supports policies that allow access to global economic opportunities, improve professional trading skills, ease of doing international business, minimize mercantile risks, facilitate logistics, systems, and transparency and integrity. The ARCC provides a complete and detailed business directory that is inclusive and provides fair, cost-effective, competitive opportunities for local grassroots entrepreneurs in both the formal and informal sectors. The ARCC also facilitates e-commerce and other trading and mercantile services, including the formalization of the informal sector across Africa, specifically in cultural trades.
The ARCC economic model serves as an alternative to the regular chamber of commerce because of its holistic approach to meeting the more common “needs” or “deficits” of local resources or local partnerships and direct partnerships with traditional and cultural authorities. The uniqueness of the ARCC is the mutual support of the Royal Kingdoms’ and governments’ seeking to improve conditions of life and economic interests of the people, driven by the desire to fill an existing gap or meet the most essential needs and wants of the community by unlocking the potential of its cultural economy.

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In accordance with the Republic of Ghana’s Companies Act 179, the African Views Organization created the ARC OF COMMERCE as a public benefit to ensure that African and African Diaspora enterprises, investors, and entrepreneurs have access to a fair market share of the continent’s economic wealth. The ARCC supports regulations that promote professional trade abilities, the convenience of conducting international business, mercantile risk minimization, logistics, systems, transparency, and integrity. The ARCC offers a comprehensive and in-depth company directory that is inclusive and gives regional grassroots business owners in both the official and informal sectors fair, cost-effective, competitive opportunities.
Due to its comprehensive approach to addressing the more prevalent “needs” or “deficits” of local resources or local partnerships and direct relationships with traditional and cultural authorities, the ARCC economic model acts as an alternative to the conventional chamber of commerce. The ARCC is special because it brings together governments and royal kingdoms to work together to improve the economic and living conditions of the populace. This effort is motivated by the need to meet the most basic needs and desires of the community and to close any existing gaps in the cultural economy.