Qatar Chamber participates in ICCIA meetings in Oman

Qatar Chamber chairman Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim al-Thani has led a delegation, which participated within the thirty third assembly of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce, Business and Agriculture (ICCIA) board of administrators and its thirty eighth normal meeting, in addition to the primary session assembly of the manager committee held not too long ago in Muscat, Oman.
The delegation included Qatar Chamber board member Dr Mohamed bin Jawhar al-Mohamed and normal supervisor Saleh bin Hamad al-Sharqi.
The conferences, which had been hosted by the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Business, mentioned methods to boost financial growth in all Islamic international locations and increase co-operation between member states.
The final meeting assembly accredited Qatar’s internet hosting of the ICCIA’s Common Meeting Assembly in 2023. The agenda of the board of administrators assembly mentioned many matters, together with the suggestions of the Finance Committee and approval of the institution of the Digital Transformation Committee.
It additionally reviewed the accreditation programme, which permits chambers of commerce in international locations throughout the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation (OIC) to judge and improve efficiency to use finest practices in companies.
Yousef Khalawu was elected as secretary normal of the ICCIA throughout this assembly. On the sidelines, many actions had been held, together with an exhibition for productive households and handicrafts, a workshop about halal merchandise, and a presentation about funding alternatives out there in Oman, along with a number of B2B conferences geared toward forging enterprise partnerships amongst totally different collaborating international locations.
ICCIA is an affiliated establishment of the OIC and is the only real consultant of the non-public sector of 57 member Islamic international locations. It goals at strengthening nearer collaboration within the subject of commerce, commerce, info know-how, insurance coverage/reinsurance, transport, banking, promotion of funding alternatives, and joint ventures within the member international locations.