He said that the past four years were filled with challenges and economic and regional changes that affected the business environment and various sectors, noting that the Board made representing the members of the General Assembly and defending their interests, and following up on their issues in cooperation and dialogue with the concerned authorities, a top priority.
He added that the Chamber's responsibility is not limited to defending the interests of its members, but extends to serving the national economy, promoting investment, and protecting consumer rights, considering them as integral pillars of a strong and stable economy.
He emphasized that the Board's approach was based on frank dialogue, a responsible stance, and calm work to achieve tangible results, noting that the Chamber supported decisions that serve the national economy and called for amending what it considered to be additional burdens on the sector or limiting its ability to grow and compete.
He pointed out that the Chamber worked in parallel to develop institutional work, enhance digital transformation, improve the quality of services, expand training and qualification programs, support economic studies, and strengthen its presence regionally and internationally.
During the meeting, the administrative report for the year 2025 was presented, including a summary of the Board of Directors' activities, activities, events, and services provided by the various departments and sections to serve the members and the national economy.
The financial report and the balance sheet for the year ending on 31/12/2025 were also presented, which showed the Chamber's financial position, revenues, expenses, and final account balances.
Al-Haj Tawfiq answered the attendees' inquiries, while the auditor presented a summary of the financial report, stating that the financial statements fairly reflect the Chamber's financial position, performance, and cash flows.
