Wide Arab Network
Connecting members with suppliers, buyers and partners across Arab markets.
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The Federation supports Arab industry and trade through a strong relationship network and specialized services:
Connecting members with suppliers, buyers and partners across Arab markets.
Promotion platforms, business matchmaking, missions and joint exhibitions.
A unified voice before public authorities to improve the business climate and reduce obstacles.
Workshops and training to raise operational efficiency, quality, and supply chains.
A roadmap for Arab industrial & trade integration and empowering the private sector.
Strengthen Arab economic cooperation in industry, trade, construction, and IT.
Represent and support Arab employers and defend their interests regionally and internationally.
Encourage joint Arab investments and facilitate industrial, commercial, urban and tech projects.
Contribute to Arab infrastructure development in construction, roads and energy.
Enhance business climate through private-sector friendly policies and regulations.
Advance digital transformation & innovation and support tech entrepreneurship.
Prepare and qualify Arab talents through specialized training programs.
Deepen industrial & trade integration and link value chains across Arab countries.
Promote Arab exports and open new regional and global markets.
Build international partnerships with federations, chambers and global economic bodies.
Dual value: as an Arab economic entity and for member companies.
A leadership structure starting with the General Assembly, the Board and the Secretariat, followed by departments & specialized committees.
The supreme authority comprising all members representing Arab states; it approves policies, plans and bylaws.
Elected by the General Assembly; includes the President, Vice Presidents, Secretary-General and sector members; executes GA decisions and manages Federation affairs.
Secretary-General: supervises day-to-day execution.
Assistants: responsible for sectors (industry, trade, construction, technology, agriculture…).
Divided into sectoral and supporting departments
Choose the category that suits your activity and benefit from joining a unified Arab network.
For businesspeople and individual investors.
For companies registered within a member state.
For multinational or internationally active companies.
Added perks: priority in exhibitions & forums + featured placement on the website.
Added perks: permanent seat in select committees + media coverage + priority in joint projects.
Added perks: official event sponsorship + exclusive investment opportunities + special representation at international conferences + highlighted as a strategic partner.
A comprehensive governance framework defining identity, goals, membership, structure, finance, meetings, and general provisions, in addition to immunities & privileges.
For the Arab Proprietors’ Union for Industry & Trade
under the Arab Economic Unity Council — League of Arab States
The “Arab Proprietors’ Union for Industry & Trade” is established under the Arab Economic Unity Council (League of Arab States) as a unifying entity for the private sector.
The Federation’s headquarters shall be in the State of .......... Branches or representative offices may be established by a Board decision.
Supreme authority composed of all members; approves policies, plans and elects the Board.
Includes the President, Vice Presidents, Secretary-General and elected members; sets plans and supervises operations.
Headed by the Secretary-General with assistants; responsible for executive management.
The Secretary-General prepares the annual budget draft and submits it to the Board for approval.
A member may withdraw after written notice; financial obligations remain due.
The Board may suspend or cancel membership for violations.
Amendments require a two-thirds majority of the General Assembly.
Articles governing legal personality, financial immunity and diplomatic facilities within the AEUC framework.
The Federation has independent legal personality with full capacity to operate, contract and litigate.
The Federation enjoys all immunities and privileges granted to organizations under the Arab Economic Unity Council.
