That led, under the decree of the League of Arab States no. K1175/D52/G, to the decision by the Arab governments to set up the Arab British Chamber of Commerce which was mandated to "promote, encourage and facilitate bilateral trade" between the Arab world and its major trading partner, the United Kingdom.
Isto levou, baixo o decreto K1175/D52/G da Liga de Estados Árabes, á decisión dos gobernos árabes de establecer a Cámara de Comercio Anglo Árabe co mandato de "promover, impulsar e facilitar o comercio bilateral" entre o mundo árabe e o seu maior socio comercial, o Reino Unido.