Business & Government Resources

U.S.–MENA Business Resource Center

Government, investment, trade, export, and market-entry resources for companies doing business between the United States and the Middle East & North Africa.

United States

Federal and Georgia resources for exporters, investors, and companies entering the U.S. market.

International Trade Administration — Trade.govExport assistance, market intelligence, trade data, and U.S. Commercial Service resources.
Visit Trade.gov →
SelectUSAU.S. Department of Commerce program supporting foreign direct investment into the United States.
Visit SelectUSA →
Export-Import Bank of the United StatesOfficial U.S. export-credit and export-financing resources.
Visit EXIM →
U.S. Small Business AdministrationSmall-business export planning and international trade resources.
Visit SBA →
U.S. Treasury — OFACOfficial sanctions programs and compliance information for cross-border transactions.
Visit OFAC →
U.S. Bureau of Industry and SecurityExport-control regulations, licensing, and compliance resources.
Visit BIS →
Georgia Department of Economic DevelopmentGeorgia export assistance and international business development resources.
Visit Georgia GDEcD →

Middle East & North Africa

Government and investment-promotion portals for AIMBEC priority markets.

Jordan

Invest JordanInvestment gateway and investor services.
Visit Invest Jordan →
Ministry of Industry, Trade & SupplyTrade, industry, business services, and e-services.
Visit Ministry →

Saudi Arabia

Invest Saudi / Ministry of InvestmentForeign-investor support and investment promotion.
Visit Invest Saudi →
Saudi Ministry of CommerceCommercial registration and business services.
Visit Ministry →

United Arab Emirates

UAE Ministry of Economy & TourismFederal economy, investment, and commercial information.
Visit Ministry →
Abu Dhabi Investment OfficeInvestor support, setup guidance, and opportunities.
Visit ADIO →

Qatar

Invest QatarInvestment opportunities, setup information, and incentives.
Visit Invest Qatar →
Qatar Ministry of Commerce & IndustryBusiness services, licensing, commerce, and industry information.
Visit Ministry →

Kuwait

Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion AuthorityInvestment opportunities, licensing procedures, and investor services.
Visit KDIPA →
Kuwait Ministry of Commerce & IndustryCommercial licensing, registration, and e-services.
Visit Ministry →

Bahrain

Bahrain Economic Development BoardInvestment promotion and business-location support.
Visit Bahrain EDB →
Bahrain Ministry of Industry & CommerceBusiness licensing and commercial-registration services.
Visit Ministry →

Oman

Invest OmanInvestment opportunities and investor engagement.
Visit Invest Oman →
Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Investment PromotionCommerce, industry, investment, and digital business services.
Visit Ministry →

Iraq

National Investment CommissionInvestment licensing, opportunities, and investment-law information.
Visit NIC →

Egypt

General Authority for Investment and Free ZonesInvestment climate, company registration, investment map, and investor services.
Visit GAFI →

Lebanon

Investment Development Authority of LebanonDoing-business, sector, investment, and export resources.
Visit IDAL →
Ministry of Economy & TradeEconomic, trade, business, and public-service information.
Visit Ministry →

Syria

Syrian Investment AuthorityInvestment authority and investor-entry point. Independently confirm applicable U.S. sanctions and export-control requirements before any transaction.
Visit Investment Authority →

Morocco

Ministry of Industry & TradeIndustry, foreign trade, domestic commerce, and business services.
Visit Ministry →
External-resource notice: AIMBEC provides these links as informational resources. The listed websites are operated by their respective government agencies or public authorities. AIMBEC does not control their content and inclusion does not imply government affiliation or endorsement.

Private Deal & Market-Entry Support

AIMBEC’s council activities remain separate from individualized transaction-oriented consulting. A separate affiliated advisory business will handle private market-entry execution, deal support, commercial representation, and transaction-specific services.

Affiliate advisory page: being prepared separately so council and private advisory activities remain clearly separated.