The Chamber of Commerce of Tripoli is one of the oldest chambers in the Arab countries, where businesses thrived either through the old port of Tripoli and the road towards Beirut and Palestine, or through the cities of Syria and other Arab countries on both export and import levels.

This is a brief review of a historical journey entrenched in economic and social traditions of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture of Tripoli and North Lebanon, the roles of the founders and business actors who led the board of directors and dynamically managed the consolidation of business traditions and featured processions of developments in economic life aimed at the economic advancement of society in all its sectors.

It is therefore a summary, the outcome of trials undergone by major economic establishments in North Lebanon throughout the years and, from administrative expansion and social proliferation thus the highlight of its leading role in moving the economic cycle in all development requirements starting from the founding date up to the present stage.