

AICC Event: Doing Business in a Time of Geopolitical Uncertainty
The discussion reinforced that while supply chains, logistics and market conditions continue to evolve, demand for Irish goods remains resilient across key Gulf markets.
Jul 1


AICC Report Gains Strong Media Attention
The Arab-Irish Chamber of Commerce was pleased to see strong media attention around our latest report on Irish exports to the Arab world and the ongoing importance of the Gulf region for Irish businesses. The report was covered across three respected Irish business and news outlets: the Irish Independent, the Irish Examiner and ThinkBusiness. Each article highlighted the continued strength of Irish exports to the region, with exports to Arab countries rising by 6% to almost €
Jun 3


Gulf Remains Essential Trade Partner For Ireland
Many Irish exporters, including small businesses, are already paying the price for the far-reaching and costly consequences of conflict in the Arab World, according to the Arab Irish Chamber of Commerce (AICC). Ahmad Younis, CEO of the AICC, cautioned the Irish government and business community against underestimating the cost to the economy, noting that Irish businesses exporting to the Arab region need support from them now more than ever. Mr. Younis said. “The ongoing rise
Jun 3


The Gulf conflict: Irish businesses face export challenges and opportunities
Despite the disruptions to trade caused by the conflict, we must not lose sight of a bigger, more long-term reality: the Arab world remains a vital partner for Irish enterprise. Irish merchandise exports to the Arab world were valued at more than €3bn in 2025. Irish Examiner - The Gulf conflict: Irish businesses face export challenges and opportunities Sat, 04 Apr, 2026 Ahmad Younis As Ireland’s fuel suppliers and aviation industry battle the far-reaching consequences of co
Apr 9


Important Notice to Exporters
The Arab Irish Chamber of Commerce (AICC) has recently become aware that some exporting companies are redirecting or routing their goods through third countries before reaching their final destination. While this may be necessary in certain circumstances, exporters must ensure that the correct procedures and documentation are followed when goods are redirected through another country. Exporters are reminded to ensure that: • The Certificate of Origin accurately reflects the t
Mar 13

