Saudi Chambers Take part, in the World Chambers of Commerce Conference

The Federation of Saudi Chambers of Commerce held fruitful discussions, with senior officials of the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce, to maximize the benefits of the Saudi business sector, from membership, in internationally influencing economic organizations.

This comes within the framework of the participation of the delegation of the Federation of Saudi Chambers, headed by the Deputy Chairman Eng. Tariq Al-Haidari, in the activities of the 12th conference of the International Chambers of Commerce, organized by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and the International Chamber of Commerce, in Dubai, during on 23-25 ​​November.

Meanwhile, the Saudi International Chamber of Commerce, headed by Vice President Musaed Al-Jumaih, was included, in the Saudi delegation. 

The federation participation represent the Saudi business sector and its institutional bodies, in this regional-cum-global economic demonstration, which falls in line with the aim of reviewing leading experiences regionally and internationally, and benefiting from them, in improving performance and services. Eng. Al-Haidari explained. 

The International Chambers of Commerce is the largest gathering of chambers of commerce, in the world. 

Saudi participation in the event, is an added value to the world and regional business sectors, as the conference attracts more than 1,000 representatives of 100 countries’ chambers, around the world, Al-Haidari elaborated.

In addition, more than 80 senior official speakers, have taken part, in as many as 40 fruitful dialogue and discussion sessions and workshops, accompanying the conference.

And it also provides a platform for building partnerships and communication with various world-wide business’ communities. 

Praising Dubai Chamber of Commerce’s successful hosting of the conference, the high level of organization and preparation, which reflects Dubai Chamber’s pioneering role, as one of the leading chambers of commerce, across the Arabian Gulf, he commented to conclude.