The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) will host a business forum and business-to-business meetings with a Palestinian business delegation in Nicosia on September 10, 2026, aiming to strengthen commercial ties and create new partnership opportunities between companies from the two sides.

The event is being organised in cooperation with the Jenin Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Embassy of the State of Palestine in Cyprus, and will take place at Keve’s headquarters in Nicosia.

According to the chamber, the forum is intended to strengthen bilateral cooperation between Cyprus and Palestine while encouraging business partnerships between companies and institutions from both countries.

The initiative will focus on a number of sectors, including agriculture and food processing, franchising, information technology and digital solutions, the leather industry, furniture and home furnishings, and textiles, apparel and fashion.

Keve said the event will feature short presentations by participating Palestinian companies, providing Cypriot businesses with an opportunity to learn more about their activities and areas of expertise.

These presentations will be followed by pre-arranged business-to-business meetings, allowing companies from Cyprus and Palestine to hold direct discussions and explore potential areas of commercial cooperation.

The chamber said participation in the forum will be free of charge, although advance registration is required.

Interested businesses have until August 27, 2026 to register their participation.

Keve also said the list of participating Palestinian companies is available through the event’s registration platform.

The chamber added that the full agenda for the business forum and business-to-business meetings will be circulated at a later date.