The Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry celebrated its 84th founding anniversary, highlighting its long-standing commitment to serving national goals and enhancing the private sector's performance.
In line with the stances of the Kingdom of Bahrain under the leadership of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, refusing intellectual invasion that contradicts the values of Islamic sharia and sound human instinct, the President of the Union of Arab Chambers and Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber Samir Nass, stressed during a speech he delivered before the 111th session of the International Labour Conference held in Geneva, the categorical rejection of attempts to redefine the term worker to include (LGBTQI+), and imposing its equality in international labor laws in a way that affects the well-established moral foundations in the Arab and Islamic world.
The President of the Union of Arab Chambers, Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber Sameer Nass, affirmed that the Union of Arab Chambers attaches great importance to strengthening trade and investment relations between Arab countries and France, with the aim of expanding and deepening cooperation between Arab economies with countries of the European Union, to increases the volume of trade, pointing out that the Arab market has become a productive market and possesses human competencies and natural resources that have contributed to the advancement of Arab countries in most economic sectors.
The President of the Union of Arab Chambers, Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber Sameer Nass, stressed the importance of developing Arab-Chinese relations in various fields and economic sectors, pointing out that the "Arab-Chinese Economic Conference" organized by the Saudi Ministry of Investment in partnership with the Union of Arab Chambers, the GCC Secretariat-General, the Arab League, and the Chinese Council for the Promotion of International Trade, under the auspices of His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, constitutes a new phase of Gulf and Arab cooperation with the Republic of China, which will drive cooperation and investments across many sectors.
The President of the Union of Arab Chambers, Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber Sameer Nass, said that the volume of Bahrain’s exports to Germany amounted to 86.28 million dinars during 2022, registering a 43% growth from its level in 2021, noting that the most prominent export commodity if aluminum. This came during his participation in the 26th Arab-German Economic Forum held in Berlin, which hosts Arab and German diplomats, decision makers and business owners to discuss cooperation opportunities.
The President of the Union of Arab Chambers, Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber Sameer Nass underlined the importance of integration among Arab economies, and the need to diversify the industries and products they offer to commensurate with the capabilities of the region. This came during an address he delivered before the 49th session of the Arab Labor Organization’s Conference (ALO) being held in Cairo under the auspices of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
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