‎There are the number of 4.1 million Palestinians, and more ‎than 1.2 million Palestinians in the Gaza Strip‎. Palestine is as an old state in ‎the Middle East. Chemicals themselves are divided into categories of chemical compounds, chemical elements, and ions. If you are arriving in Gaza, it's important to note that Gaza is a part of the Palestinian territories. The chemical industry refers to the sector of the economy that is involved in the production, manufacturing, and distribution of chemicals and chemical products

• Palestine Oxygen Market
• Palestine Ammonia Market
• Palestine Chlorine Market
• Palestine Detergent Market
• Palestine Nitrogen Market
• Palestine Phosphoric Acid Market
• Palestine Sulfuric Acid Market

Its economic growth is about 6 percent, which seems appropriate for a war-torn country. Of course, a large volume of this GDP and growth is related to the western territories of Palestine, and the Gaza Strip ‎ has less of a role in these figures. The Gaza Strip ‎ industry is often made up of family businesses that produce textiles, soap, olive wood carvings, and pearl oyster souvenirs.

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PCBS: the increase in the Industrial Production Index in Palestine in September . Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics: the increase in the Industrial Production Index in Palestine during the month of September . Ramallah, Palestine Economy Portal,. An Trade and Cooperation was concluded between the European Economic Community (the EEC; the EU’s predecessor) and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) on behalf of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in 1997. The agreement provides for duty-free access to EU markets for Palestinian industrial goods, and a phase-out of tariffs on EU exports to Palestine over five years. More statistics on Palestine. Palestine* is one of the partners of the EU’s Southern Neighbourhood (Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine*, Syria and Tunisia). The 25th anniversary of the Barcelona Process in November 2020 was an opportunity to reflect on the strategic partnership with the region in light of the political, socioeconomic, financial and environmental challenges exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, and to reassess the EU’s partnership with Palestine* and other Southern Neighbourhood partner countries. The EU-Palestinian Authority Action Plan, which was approved in 2013 and prolonged in December 2018 for a period of three years, sets the agenda for economic and political EU-Palestine* cooperation. It brings together the EU, Palestine*, and other partners in Europe and the Mediterranean to support regional integration by creating a common system of rules of origin. Palestine acceded to the PEM Convention on 1 July 2014. Products originating in the Israeli settlements in Palestine* (the West Bank, Gaza Strip, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights) are not entitled to benefit from the preferential tariff treatment under the EU-Israel Association Agreement. The EU and Palestine* meet regularly in Committees to discuss issues and best practices when applying the agreement. * This designation shall not be construed as recognition of a State of Palestine and is without prejudice to the individual positions of EU Member States on this issue.
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Home | | | | |   . Home | | | | | . Economic growth potential in Palestine lies with the Palestinian private sector. The stone and marble industry in Palestine is a growing and successful industry. The increasing importance of Palestine as a destination for tourists and religious pilgrims has stimulated development of handicraft industries producing for local and international markets. The metal products and engineering sector in Palestine produces a wide range of products including wire, nails, welding rods, office furniture, warehouse shelving, household utensils, industrial scales, agricultural equipment, industrial machinery and tools, abrasives and others. The chemical industry in Palestine includes three main product lines: paints, soaps and detergents. It also includes related chemical industries such as cosmetics, agricultural and industrial chemicals and fertilizers. The industry, which includes 119 factories, is widely spread in various Palestinian provinces: Nablus, Jenin, Bethlehem, Ramallah and Hebron. There are 10 major factories in Palestine that produces paints. The traditional ‘Nabulsi’ soap is only produced in Palestine and is one of the most popular traditional soaps in the world since it is based on olive oil. The pharmaceutical industry in Palestine is unique in terms of its innovation and development. In 1970 nine small laboratories merged to become three larger companies: Jordan Chemicals in Beit Jala; Palestine Medical Company in Ramallah; and, Jerusalem in El-Bireh. and Gama in 1978, both in Ramallah; and Pharmacare in 1985 in Beitunia, and MASCO in Gaza in 1984. Due to the huge shift in the economy of Palestine and its enlargement, medium and high tech firms have been created. Connections with the World Wide Web / Internet services, and computer technology, as well as all the other advanced technologies, have been achieved, and Palestine is now considered a competitive country compared to other countries of the region.
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