About the Chamber
Middle Province Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture
The Middle Province Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture is the largest official umbrella for the Palestinian private sector, representing traders and business owners in the Middle Province, working to protect their interests and enhance their role in developing the local economy.
Since its establishment in 1992, the Chamber has sought to develop the business environment in the province and provide commercial, legal, and technical services to its members — traders, industrialists, and farmers — contributing to the support of their economic activities and facilitating their transactions.
The Chamber continues its role in representing the private sector and defending its rights, through participation in economic development efforts, supporting initiatives and projects, and seeking to provide all forms of support to its members in a way that serves their interests and achieves the desired sustainable economic development.
Today, the Chamber moves steadily toward institutional development and digital transformation, by automating its services and adopting modern technological solutions, enhancing operational efficiency and elevating the quality of services provided to the business community in the Middle Province.
The Chamber Building Before & After the War
The Chamber building suffered severe damage during the Israeli aggression on Gaza, reflecting the scale of destruction inflicted upon Palestinian private sector institutions.
Our Vision & Mission
Our Vision
For the Middle Province Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture to be an active leading institution that represents the voice of the business community in the province, contributing to empowering the private sector and enhancing its role in supporting the Palestinian national economy, leading to sustainable economic development.
Our Mission
To represent the business community of the Middle Province, support the interests of traders and business owners and protect their rights, and work to develop an encouraging and sustainable business environment through effective partnership with governmental, local, and international institutions, contributing to the enhancement of the private sector's role in economic development.
Chamber Financial Resources
The Chamber relies on diverse funding sources that ensure its financial independence
Annual subscription and membership fees
Fees and charges for services provided by the Chamber
Commercial arbitration fees
Fees collected from candidates for Board of Directors membership
Fees for guarantees, certificates, and documents issued and certified by the Chamber
Revenue from investing Chamber funds and returns from its assets and properties
Unconditional donations, grants, and assistance provided to the Chamber with Board approval