Chamber chairman Nabeel Kanoo said that the move aims to enhance private sector participation, calling it an “open national invitation” for business owners and leaders to actively shape economic policy and support legislative development.
To drive growth across key and non-oil sectors, the current term features 11 specialised committees covering healthcare, education, technology, food, industry and sustainable energy, tourism, real estate, financial services, transportation, commercial markets, and pearls, gold, and traditional markets.
To ensure comprehensive representation, membership is open to both business owners and non-member specialists with relevant sector expertise.
