World Trade Center Metz-Saarbrücken, Business center in Metz, France.

The World Trade Center Metz-Saarbrücken is a business center with conference rooms, offices, and meeting spaces designed for international commerce and cooperation. The building provides companies with facilities and infrastructure for business activities and events.

The center was founded in 1989 and has grown into a key facilitator of Franco-German economic ties. Its development reflects the deepening cooperation between Metz and the neighboring region across the border.

The center serves as a meeting place for professionals from France and Germany who gather regularly to build business relationships. These encounters naturally foster exchange between the two countries.

The location is easily accessible for visitors from both countries and offers a central position for business meetings. The facility with modern rooms makes it simple to organize events and gatherings.

The center's name comes from its two founding cities: in 1989 Metz and Saarbrücken applied to the WTCA at the same time for a license, then agreed to run one joint World Trade Center. Until 2014 it operated in one of the twin towers at Metz-Technopôle; since 2018 its head office is at 2 Place d'Armes.