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Abdullah Kamel re-elected to lead Makkah Chamber
Abdullah bin Saleh Kamel was re-elected chairman of the Makkah Chamber of Commerce in Saudi Arabia.
Ahmed bin Rabih Al-Sharif was chosen as first vice chairman, and Abdullah bin Omar Qadi as second vice chairman.
The nine-member board will serve for four years, starting on 13 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH.
Six members are continuing from the previous board, while three are new.
The new members bring additional experience as the chamber continues its work with businesses and the community.
The chamber aims to support private-sector growth and expand its services and initiatives.
Abdullah bin Saleh Kamel was re-elected chairman of the Makkah Chamber of Commerce for a second consecutive term.
The election took place at the first meeting of the chamber’s twenty-second session.
Ahmed bin Rabih Al-Sharif was chosen as first vice chairman, and Abdullah bin Omar Qadi as second vice chairman.
The new board has nine members, including six continuing members and three new members.
The four-year membership is due to begin on 13 Jumada Al-Awwal 1448 AH.
- Who
- Abdullah bin Saleh Kamel was re-elected chairman. Ahmed bin Rabih Al-Sharif and Abdullah bin Omar Qadi were chosen as vice chairmen.
- What
- The Makkah Chamber of Commerce elected its board leadership for a second consecutive session.
- When
- At the first meeting of the twenty-second session; the meeting date is not stated.
- Where
- The Makkah Chamber of Commerce.
- Why
- Not stated
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The Minister of Commerce issued a decision completing the formation of the council.
The board elected Abdullah bin Saleh Kamel chairman and selected two vice chairmen.
The new council’s four-year membership is due to begin.
- Chairman
- Abdullah bin Saleh Kamel
- First vice chairman
- Ahmed bin Rabih Al-Sharif
- Second vice chairman
- Abdullah bin Omar Qadi
- Board size
- 9 members
- New members
- 3
- Membership term
- 4 years, starting 13 Jumada Al-Awwal 1448 AH