The Ramallah and Al-Bireh Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized an expanded meeting that brought together a number of merchants from downtown Ramallah. The meeting was chaired by Mr. Abdel Ghani Al-Attari, Chairman of the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Mr. Mohammad Zaid Al-Nabali, Vice Chairman, along with members of the Board of Directors. The meeting aimed to discuss the key challenges and issues facing the commercial sector, as well as to listen to the needs and suggestions of merchants for improving the business environment and enhancing economic activity in the area.
During the meeting, Mr. Abdel Ghani Al-Attari emphasized the Board’s commitment to strengthening direct communication with merchants, recognizing them as key partners in economic development. He stressed the importance of unifying efforts to address the current economic conditions and to develop practical solutions that support and sustain commercial activities.
For his part, Mr. Mohammad Zaid Al-Nabali welcomed the participating merchants and reaffirmed the Chamber’s commitment to maintaining dialogue and consultation with various economic sectors. He also highlighted the Chamber’s dedication to adopting initiatives and solutions that support commercial activity and stimulate local markets.
Participants discussed a number of issues affecting market performance, including the decline in consumer purchasing activity and the challenges associated with the current economic situation. They also explored several proposals and ideas aimed at revitalizing commercial activity and attracting shoppers to the city center.
The meeting further addressed mechanisms for implementing promotional and market activation campaigns during the coming period, in addition to enhancing cooperation between the Chamber, merchants, and relevant stakeholders in order to improve the shopping environment and support commercial establishments.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Chamber of Commerce and Industry reaffirmed its commitment to continuing regular meetings with various economic sectors, following up on the issues raised, and translating recommendations and proposals into practical steps that contribute to revitalizing the local market and strengthening the resilience of the commercial sector.