Departments
  1. Administration
    Its function is to follow-up and implement the resolutions passed by the governing body and to supervise the work of other departments.

  2. The Commercial Register
    The Commercial-Industrial Register includes everyone who practices commercial, industrial or craft work in a specific place with a marked address within the Hebron Governorate. These registers are grouped into four categories:

    • Commercial Register: It includes all those who practice business, selling and buying.
    • Industrial Register: It includes all those who deal with medium and heavy industries which basically depend upon equipment.
    • Crafts Register: It includes all those who practice a craft that depends essentially upon manual work.
    • Services Register: It includes everyone who provides intangible service for citizens, such as insurance and consultation institutions.

    The above groups are classified into commonly agreed-upon categories: distinctive, first and second, in accordance with criteria explicitly started in the Palestinian Chamber of Commerce Law.

    Membership is accepted upon presentation of documents that show the applicant’s practice of the work, after submitting it to a special committee assigned by the Governing Council, which either accepts or rejects the applicant’s membership and classify him/her in the Chamber of Commerce registers.

  3. Finance Department
    Its function is to handle bookkeeping, list revenues and expenditures, prepare monthly financial reports and submit them to the Administrative Board for decision making.

  4. Department of Statistics and Feasibility Studies
    Its function is to gather baseline data about commercial and industrial establishments through detailed periodic field surveys that aim to portray a general view of the commercial and industrial situation in statistical bulletins. Besides, the department conducts feasibility studies for purposed projects.

  5. Public Relations Department
    Among the functions of the Public Relations Department is to establish constant contacts and coordination between the Chamber of Commerce and other local and foreign establishments, commensurate with available capacities.

  6. Computer Department
    Its function is to supervise the computer equipment available at the different sections of the Chamber, and maintenance of its programs, in addition to supervising the internal network and developing its programs as the need arises. It also oversees fully the Internet and makes full of use of it by serving the Chamber of Commerce and its departments as well as the commercial and industrial sectors, which are members of the Chamber of Commerce.

  7. Library and Commercial Enquiries Department
    This is an essential division of the Chamber as the library contains the latest specialized books on economy, business and finance. It also has a section for commercial guidebooks for the different regions of the world. The library is open for the Chamber members, researchers and those involved in commerce.

    The Department of Commercial Inquiries printed commercial and electronic guidebooks (CDS). A Chamber member can obtain the addresses of companies and dates of local and international exhibitions and any other commercial and industrial information he may need.

  8. Internet Club for Businessmen
    This is one of the vital and active departments of the Chamber of Commerce. It has been established recently as part of the cooperation project signed by the Hebron Chamber Commerce and Cologne (Koeln) Chamber of  Small Industries and Trades. The latter has provided this department with five new computers and main server. These machines have been linked by an internal network which is linked to the Internet through the satellite. This is the first project of its kind at the level of the Palestinian Chambers of Commerce and the Hebron District.