Document legalisation for Algeria in Ireland. We handle authentication and embassy processing for personal and commercial documents. Algeria All shipments to Algeria must be covered by an Arab-Irish Certificate of Origin and, along with an original, signed invoice, must be certified by the AICC The AICC can arrange legalisation if required Health Certificates are often required for all food, meat and poultry consignments Halal Certificate stating that slaughter was according to Muslim law must accompany fresh, frozen meat and poultry Exporters are often required to submit a radiation certificate Documents must be authenticated by the Department of Foreign Affairs AICC Legalisation fee for Certificate of Origin & Invoice Members €75 Non-Members €90 Algeria Fact File Country Name: People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria Population: 43 million (July 2020 est.) Population Growth: 1.52% (2020 est.) Languages: Arabic and Tamazight Currency: Algerian Dinar (AD) = 100 centimes Capital: Algiers Business Hours: 08:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 16:30 (Sunday to Thursday). Weekend (Friday and Saturday) Certification Fee Members €50 Non-Members €70 * Embassy fees vary – email info@aicc.ie for a quote.

The AICC provides a range of specialist services to help Irish companies trade with The Arab World. We offer a one-stop solution to support Irish businesses in succeeding in these important markets. Our unique professional export documentation services support Irish exporters in doing business and are an essential asset to Arab-Irish trade. Export Information & Advice Here are some suggested sources which may be helpful to exporters considering the Arab markets for the first time: E.I. is the main state organisation which provides a wide range of support services to assist companies to develop and grow their overseas business. They are also represented on the ground in the Middle East through their MENA regional office in Dubai. E.I. undertakes tailored market research for their clients; arranges visits by trade missions and sectoral missions from Ireland to the Arab countries; organises national representation at large trade fairs; provides practical advice and support to companies visiting the market; provides training and skills development and publishes practical guides to doing business in the main markets. For more information visit: www.enterprise-ireland.com Bord Bia/Irish Food Board provides a range of services focused exclusively on supporting the Irish food sector, including the promotion of Irish food products in overseas markets, including the Arab markets. Food companies should consult with Bord Bia when considering a foray into a new overseas market. For more information visit: www.bordbia.ie The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade co-ordinates Ireland’s overseas trade promotional activities as well as providing diplomatic and consular representation on the ground in many of our key markets. In the Arab countries there are Irish embassies in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt, and consular representation is in place in most of the other main Arab markets. Embassy staff and Honorary Consuls support the work of state agencies such as Enterprise Ireland, Bord Bia, Tourism Ireland and the IDA, and also assist individual companies whenever possible and required. For more information visit: www.ireland.ie

Export support and document legalisation services in Ireland. We handle apostille, Department of Foreign Affairs and embassy certification for business and personal documents. CONNECT WITH EXPERTISE The Arab-Irish Chamber of Commerce COMMERCIAL DOCUMENTS LEGALISATION SERVICE PERSONAL DOCUMENTS LEGALISATION SERVICE SEARCH THE WEBSITE: Search Update for Irish Exporters to the Middle East The current conflict in the Middle East is creating huge uncertainty for Irish exporters. While the situation remains dynamic, we are beginning to see some positive signs, including the gradual resumption of certain flight schedules, including cargo services. We encourage exporters to stay in close contact with their freights & logistics providers regarding routing and shipment availability. Where export capacity becomes available, please do take the slot offered to you, as slots may remain limited. Businesses should also check in with their insurance providers, particularly in relation to cover for perishable or time-sensitive goods. The Arab Irish Chamber of Commerce remains in close contact with stakeholders and partners across the region and we are here to support our client companies exporting to or doing business in the Arab region. If you require assistance, guidance, or connections to embassies or business organisations, please get in touch with our team. Strong opportunities for businesses in Ireland exporting to the Arab world 22 ARAB COUNTRIES All with their own regulations & customs 38 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Supporting the growth & development of trade 1,000+ BUSINESSES BEING SUPPORTED Including multinationals & local independent companies A range of specialist services to help Irish companies trade with the Arab world The AICC provides a range of specialist services to help Irish companies trade with the Arab world. We offer a one-stop solution to support Irish businesses in succeeding in these important markets. Our unique professional export documentation services support Irish exporters in doing business and are an essential asset to Arab-Irish trade. With our extensive experience and because of our excellent relationships with the relevant embassies, we are ideally positioned to assist Ireland’s exporters trading in the Arab markets. At the AICC we look after all certification and legalisation requirements It’s our business to help your business do business in the Arab world, seamlessly. Our mission is simple – we connect businesses with expertise, promoting and supporting the growth of Irish companies in the Arab States. Utilising the latest technologies for our services, we are Ireland’s information hub for exporters to the Arab world. We also offer a personal document legalisation service for individuals travelling to Middle Eastern countries to live and work. MANSION HOUSE, DUBLIN I SEPTEMBER 25TH News & Updates The Gulf conflict: Irish businesses face export challenges and opportunities Important Notice to Exporters AICC CEO Ahmad Younis talks on RTE Radio 1 in relation to Egypt being a strategic market for Ireland Jordan Investment Breakfast Briefing AICC Report: Egypt 2026–2030. Unlocking Ireland’s Export Potential AICC Festive Gathering 2025 @ The Shelbourne Hotel The Business Post highlights how the UAE aims to double its economy by 2031 OPENING HOURS MONDAY to THURSDAY 9:00 - 17:00 FRIDAY 9:00 - 16:00 WE DO NOT CLOSE FOR LUNCH ADDRESS Arab-Irish Chamber of Commerce 34 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2, Ireland Eircode: D02 P620 Phone Mail +353 (0)1 6624451 info@aicc.ie

Document legalisation for Yemen in Ireland. We manage DFA authentication and embassy processing for all documents. Yemen All shipments to Yemen must be covered by an Arab Irish Certificate of Origin and along with an original Invoice, must show an invoice value or a value for customs purposes only and must be certified by the AICC The following statement must be on all Invoices “We certify that this is a true and correct invoice and that the goods referred to origin, manufacture and production of ……..” Agency Agreements/Power of Attorney and all Personal Certificates require to be stamped by a Notary Public and at the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade Health and Veterinary Certificates are often required for food, meat and poultry consignments A Halal Certificate stating that slaughter was according to Muslim law must accompany chilled, frozen meat, lamb and poultry AICC Legalisation fee for Certificate of Origin & Invoice Members €75 Non-Members €90 Certification Fee Members €50 Non-Members €70 Yemen Fact File Country Name: Republic of Yemen Population: 29.9 million (July 2020 est.) Population Growth: 2.04% (2020 est.) Languages: Arabic (official), English and Arabic (Commercial) Currency: Yemeni Rial (YER) = 100 fils Capital: Sana’a Business Hours: Government offices: 08:00 to 14:00 (Saturday to Thursday) Banks: 08:30 to 12:00 (Saturday to Wednesday) 08:00 to 11:30 (Thursday) * Embassy fees vary – email info@aicc.ie for a quote.

Meet the Irish directors of the Arab Irish Chamber of Commerce supporting trade, export and business links between Ireland and Arab countries. Meet the Irish Directors Enda Corneille Chairman AICC Business Activity: Country Manager Emirates Airlines Peter McMahon Sales Director Ashbourne Meat Processors Business Activity: Meat processing David Kennedy International Markets Manager Bord Bia – Irish Food Board Business Activity: International Markets Manager Ogie Reddan Director of International Business Chase Resourcing Business Activity: Recruitment and Headhunting Sonia Deasy Co-founder and Co-CEO of Pestle & Mortar An Irish skincare company driven by the belief that skincare shouldn’t be complicated Sean Atkinson Managing Director of ESB International. Business activity: International Engineering Consultancy Declan Fearon Property Consultant. MD at Freezadome cooling solutions. Purchasing Manager for Qiddiya / Six Flags Park Saudi Arabia Thomas O’Dowd M.D. Astron Engineering Founder and M.D. of Astron Engineering Ltd since 1976 Michael O Doherty Managing Director Delap & Waller Pierce Dargan Chief Executive Officer of Equine MediRecord