It works to follow up the obstacles facing the ten areas of the Gulf common market (movement and residence, work in government and private sectors, social insurance and retirement, practicing professions and crafts, practicing all economic, investment and service activities, owning real estate, transferring capital, tax treatment, trading and buying shares and establishing companies, education, health and social services) and proposing solutions to them, and preparing a report to be reviewed by the representative of the General Secretariat of the Federation of Chambers of the Gulf Cooperation Council before the meetings of the Gulf Common Market Committee of the General Secretariat of the Cooperation Council.