The AmCham MENA Regional Council was founded in 2005 by the American Chambers of Commerce of Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria. AmCham Bahrain joined the Council in 2007. The Council’s mission is to promote trade and investment between the MENA region and the United States. This is done through fostering regional cooperation, while coordinating efforts among AmChams to promote greater business opportunities between the United States and the Middle East North Africa region. The Council's goals and values include commitment to free trade, opening of regional markets, protection of intellectual property rights, and accession to international agreements. Free trade agreements (FTAs) between MENA countries and the United States are also a priority for the Council.
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 Events
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MENA Power 2010: A Middle East and North Africa Technology and Projects Forum supported by the AmCham MENA Council
May 24-26, 2010
The Forum will bring together government officials and power company representatives from different Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) markets with finance officials and U.S. equipment suppliers and service providers catering to the power industry to address the growing demand for electricity in the MENA region.
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Highlights
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MENA- U.S. Trade and Investment Report
A new report researched and compiled by the AmCham Egypt Business Studies and Analysis Center
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Leadership in Transition Challenge Seminar , Amman, July 2009
The International Executive Education Institute is glad to announce cooperating with AmCham Jordan to hold
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AmCham's Benefits Package
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| Any services offered by each respective AmCham for free to its members will also be offered for free to members of AmCham Egypt, AmCham Jordan, AmCham Lebanon, AmCham Morocco, AmCham Tunisia, and AmCham Algeria. Similarly, all members of the aforementioned AmChams will receive AmCham member rates to any of the fee-based services.
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| AmCham Abu Dhabi joins the MENA Council )
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