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January 2000
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AmCham Lebanon Members Directory
Only members have access to the confidential directory which includes information about all AmCham members. It is available online on our website www.amcham.org.lb and each member receives a username and password to access it.
AmCham MENA Council
AmCham Lebanon is a member of The AmCham MENA Regional Council (http://www.amchammena.org/), comprised of AmCham Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Abu Dhabi, Palestine, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Bahrain. The council seeks to foster increased collaboration and cooperation amongst the members in each country and to promote greater business opportunities between the United States and the Middle East North Africa region.
Any services offered by each respective AmCham for free to its members will also be offered for free to members of all AmChams in the council. Similarly, all members will receive AmCham member rates to any of the fee-based services.
In order to achieve its mission, the Council has taken the decision to effectively link the various members within each AmCham through the development of a comprehensive online, searchable database, which offers members of each AmCham access to potential business counterparts within the MENA region and allows them to exchange information on specific issues related to their industries.
The database is only accessible to AmCham members through the MENA Council website. As a member, you receive your personal username and password to access the database.
Only members have access to the confidential directory which includes information about all AmCham members. It is available online on our website www.amcham.org.lb and each member receives a username and password to access it.
AmCham MENA Council
AmCham Lebanon is a member of The AmCham MENA Regional Council (http://www.amchammena.org/), comprised of AmCham Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Abu Dhabi, Palestine, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Bahrain. The council seeks to foster increased collaboration and cooperation amongst the members in each country and to promote greater business opportunities between the United States and the Middle East North Africa region.
Any services offered by each respective AmCham for free to its members will also be offered for free to members of all AmChams in the council. Similarly, all members will receive AmCham member rates to any of the fee-based services.
In order to achieve its mission, the Council has taken the decision to effectively link the various members within each AmCham through the development of a comprehensive online, searchable database, which offers members of each AmCham access to potential business counterparts within the MENA region and allows them to exchange information on specific issues related to their industries.
The database is only accessible to AmCham members through the MENA Council website. As a member, you receive your personal username and password to access the database.
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The American Lebanese Chamber of Commerce (AmCham Lebanon) is an official non-profit organization aiming at developing business and trade relations between Lebanon and the United States. AmCham Lebanon, member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, part of the broad network of AmChams, and member of the AmCham MENA Council, is supported by the U.S. Department of Commerce and operates from its offices in Beirut Central District (under decree 1929 from the Ministry of Economy & Trade in Lebanon). It serves as a platform for exchanges, investment contacts, and productive meetings to advance commerce between the two countries. One of its main objectives is to provide information and a network of contacts to potential US investors in Lebanon as well as Lebanese investors in the US. Membership is open to companies and individuals with direct US business dealings, and to US citizens residing in Lebanon who have business in the US or Lebanon.
The American Lebanese Chamber of Commerce was announced in 1998 by William Daley, U.S. Secretary of Commerce during his visit to Beirut. It was officially launched in January 2000 by Molly Williamson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Middle East and Africa at the U.S. Department of Commerce, during her visit to Beirut.
The American Lebanese Chamber of Commerce was announced in 1998 by William Daley, U.S. Secretary of Commerce during his visit to Beirut. It was officially launched in January 2000 by Molly Williamson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Middle East and Africa at the U.S. Department of Commerce, during her visit to Beirut.
