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Palestine Securities Exchange (Palestinian Territories)

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The Palestine Exchange (PEX), headquartered in the historic city of Nablus, serves as the financial engine of the Palestinian economy and a symbol of its modern aspirations. Established in 1995, it saw its first day of trading on February 18, 1997, positioning itself as a fully automated and transparent marketplace within the Middle East. The exchange hosts companies from various sectors, including banking, insurance, and telecommunications, providing a platform for both local and international investment. Its primary benchmark, the Al-Quds Index, tracks the performance of the most significant listed firms, offering real-time insights into the region's economic trends. Regulated by the Palestine Capital Market Authority, the PEX adheres to international financial standards. A visit to the financial hub in Nablus reveals a side of Palestinian life focused on growth, stability, and institutional resilience amidst the broader geopolitical complexities of the region.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Apr, May, Oct.

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📋 Practical info

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Visiting
The Palestine Securities Exchange in Nablus is a modern financial building that is not open to the public. It can only be viewed from outside.
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Typical hours
The building has no visiting hours for tourists as it is a work environment. Typically, the forecourt is busier during business hours.
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Photography
Photographing the exterior is fine, but the interior is not accessible. The modern architecture contrasts with the old city.
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Time needed
A short stop of 10-15 minutes is enough to see the building from outside. It is not worth lingering.
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Combine with
Combine the visit with a walk through the old city of Nablus. Nearby are also the famous soap markets.
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Getting there
The exchange is in central Nablus and is easily reachable on foot. Taxis and buses stop nearby.
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Insider tip
Visit the building on a weekday to see the bustling activity. Best combined with a visit to a nearby hammam.

Geography

Coordinates
32.22600, 35.27100

Facts

  • Founded in 1995 in the city of Nablus
  • First trading day was February 18, 1997
  • Established as a private shareholding company
  • The Al-Quds Index is the main stock market index
  • Fully electronic trading platform since its inception
  • Regulated by the Palestine Capital Market Authority

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Frequently asked questions

Is the stock exchange accessible to tourists?
Visits are usually possible only by appointment and for professional audiences.
Why is it important?
It is the heart of the Palestinian financial world.
Can one invest there?
This requires registration with local banks.
Is there a visitor center?
No, it is a professional financial institution.
Where is it located?
It is located near the business center.
Palestine Securities Exchange: where is it located?
Palestine Securities Exchange is located in Palestinian Territories.
Palestine Securities Exchange: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Apr, May, Oct.
Palestine Securities Exchange: why is it worth visiting?
The Palestine Exchange (PEX), headquartered in the historic city of Nablus, serves as the financial engine of the Palestinian economy and a symbol of its modern aspirations.
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