The candidate of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Dr. Khaled Hanafy, won unanimously the position of the General Secretariat of the Union of Arab Chambers for a second four-year term that will last until 2025, during the meetings of the 131st session of the Federation’s Board of Directors, which was held in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
The heads of the Federations of Arab Chambers praised the prominent role played by the Secretary-General of the Federation, during his first term, as he worked to develop the performance of the General Secretariat of the Federation, and was able to achieve a real qualitative leap that contributed to the development of the reality of the Federation.
The heads of the Federations of Arab Chambers affirmed the support of the Secretary-General in his development vision, as well as the support of the General Secretariat of the Federation for the sustainability and progress of the Federation of Arab Chambers, which is the true representative of the Arab private sector.
For his part, the Secretary-General of the Federation of Arab Chambers thanked the heads of the Arab Chambers Federations for the confidence they gave him, considering that this trust bears him a great responsibility to make more efforts to be up to the responsibilities entrusted to him, and said: The renewal is unanimously approved by the heads of the Chambers Federations. The Arab League, at the head of the General Secretariat of the Union for a second term and term, is an honor and a great appreciation for me.
Mohamed Al-Masry, in his capacity as Vice-President of the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce, headed the delegation of the Federation participating in the work of the 131st session, which was held on 6-8-2021 with the participation of 16 Arab countries, and headed by the President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry in the United Arab Emirates, Muhammad Thani Murshid Al-Rumaithi, under the title: "The new rules for the role of Arab Chambers to keep pace with the needs of the business sectors in the context of urgent and far-reaching transformations in the global and Arab economies."
President Al-Rumaithi opened the activities of the session with a speech in which he welcomed the heads of the federations of Arab chambers and members of the delegations participating in the work of the current session, in their country, the UAE, which was and will remain an embrace and a haven for the Arab brothers.
The Council's agenda was filled with a number of prominent items and issues that would enhance the role of the Union of Arab Chambers as the true representative of the private sector, as well as strengthening relations between Arab and foreign countries, through the development of economic, commercial and investment cooperation among them.
Emphasis was placed on the importance of Arab countries adopting a new economic approach in line with the requirements of the digital economy, the technological revolution, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and the achievement of the United Nations sustainable development goals.
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