Projects and Membership

The Senior Management of the Council’s General Assembly oversees the management of projects and membership affairs through specialized international bodies, leveraging expertise in handling these important projects and files.

Membership affairs are among the most critical responsibilities of the General Assembly, as members are carefully selected according to the Council’s internal regulations. Members serve as ambassadors representing the Council, and it is essential to ensure that only the most qualified individuals join and acquire membership. This is done on an objective basis, aimed at enhancing the value and quality of the personnel representing the Council.

Some of the Key Project Models Currently Undertaken by the Council

Investment Funds

The Council’s International Investment Affairs Authority provides a secure and legally reliable pathway for investment, supported by a specialized management team that balances maximizing capital returns with minimizing investment risks, backed by guarantees provided under international law.

Investment Promotion

The International Investment Affairs Authority also promotes and facilitates investment opportunities directly obtained by the Council from the governments of various countries. The Council acts as a trusted intermediary, providing verified project information to those who recognize and appreciate the Council’s credibility, seriousness, and capacity to manage and invest in opportunities through transparent and capable governance.

Industrial Development

Industry is a critical driver of economic recovery for nations and economic entities, enhancing their productive capacity. Therefore, the Council places industrial development as a top priority, fostering cooperation between legal entities and individuals.

This approach is aligned with technological advancement and industrial digitization, aiming to achieve the highest production rates, stimulate the global economy, improve national income per capita, and strengthen the gross domestic product of economies worldwide.

Project Development

The Council’s International Planning and Development Authority evaluates existing projects and addresses the needs of countries and economic entities by introducing modern development components through digital tools, artificial intelligence, and the Council’s distinguished human resources.

This ensures the revitalization of projects with growth potential, aligning them with societal and technological advancements to achieve maximum economic feasibility and benefit.

Smart City Planning and Development

The Council possesses specialized human resources dedicated to planning and implementing smart cities, as well as supporting the infrastructure and logistics required to establish or upgrade urban areas.

These smart cities integrate industrial, investment, and transportation sectors while reflecting the identity and vision of the country. The Council provides specialized studies based on modern economic diplomacy, ensuring that smart cities perform economically in an integrated manner, aligned with global technological advancements.

Consulting for Governments and National Entities

The Council has expert teams that provide advisory studies and consultations to governments on planned projects and crisis management strategies.

Leveraging its global role and extensive expertise across multiple fields, the Council supports national economies in growth, offering practical solutions to enhance governmental performance across all sectors.

Crisis Management and Economic Analysis

The Council’s experts worldwide provide economic analysis tailored to each country, as requested by governments or national economic entities. Utilizing the Council’s advanced technological tools, they identify structural gaps and inefficiencies to propose corrective measures and resolve critical issues in infrastructure.

By pinpointing the primary problems and flawed processes, and coordinating with international peers and leading experts, the Council delivers research-driven solutions that enable countries to advance toward sustainable development. This, in turn, strengthens the economic presence of the Middle East and Africa in the global economy.

Mining Sector Development

The Council provides up-to-date technical studies to developing countries for the mining and extraction of minerals and gemstones. These studies offer actionable insights that allow countries to present their resources to potential investors, maximizing national economic benefits.

This approach also supports serious investment, leveraging modern technology to enhance national resource management. The Council believes that knowledge is the cornerstone of progress, and informed societies are the only ones capable of economic growth.

Furthermore, this initiative promotes the trade of minerals and gemstones, enhancing the global economic impact of Middle Eastern and African countries.

Educational Projects for Human Capital Development

The Council adopts a technology-driven vision to develop national programs and strategies, supporting countries on their path to sustainable development. This includes strengthening education systems and institutions that focus on human capital development.

Each initiative aligns with the national strategy of the respective country, ensuring that economic visions are realized. Through collaboration with international experts and partners under the Council’s umbrella, these programs aim to transition national economies toward sustainable and long-term growth.

Membership in the African-Arab Higher Council for Economy

According to the Statutes of the African-Arab Higher Council for Economy, membership can be acquired by countries, international organizations of all types and forms, as well as economic entities and institutions in all their legal forms, in accordance with the rules and conditions set forth in the Council’s Statutes.

Membership in the Council is organized within the framework of the General Assembly as follows:

Firstly

Permanent Membership

Secondly

Affiliate Membership – for countries or entities that have not yet fulfilled the requirements for full membership.

Thirdly

Observer Status – for international organizations that meet the criteria for this designation.

Fourthly

Honorary Membership – granted by a decision of the Council’s General Assembly Executive Management.

In all cases, membership is granted according to specific regulations, with privileges and authorities that vary depending on the type of membership, as determined by the Executive Management of the General Assembly and the President and First Deputy Commissioner for Membership Affairs.

Join Us to Acquire Membership

Membership is granted in accordance with the Council’s Statutes through a decision by the Membership Affairs Committee, chaired by the First Deputy President of the Council.
The Membership Affairs Committee is fully prepared to receive applications from qualified individuals wishing to work under the Council’s leadership, each according to their specialization. This aligns with the Council’s vision of developing human capital and enhancing the capabilities of outstanding personnel to advance the leadership and performance of the African-Arab Higher Council for Economy.