International Business Wales

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International Business Wales (IBW) is the trade and investment arm of the Welsh Assembly Government. Established in 2006, it brought together the responsibilities of the former Welsh Development Agency and Wales Trade International.

Sitting under the Department of Enterprise, Innovation and Networks (DEIN) IBW is tasked with developing international trade, and attracting inward investment, relocation and international collaboration.

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