Targets 30 priority markets for the emirate
Dubai International Chamber: Attracting 50 multinational companies within 3 years
Bin Sulayem stressed during the meeting the Chamber's commitment to enhancing Dubai's trade and investment position globally.
From the source
The first meeting of the members of the Advisory Council of the Dubai International Chamber discussed the Chamber’s efforts to activate the commercial exchange of the emirate, attract qualitative investments and enhance Dubai’s position as the capital of global trade and business. A number of pillars and priorities that will form the basis of the Chamber’s next strategy were discussed, including attracting 50 multinational companies to Dubai within three years, as well as supporting the external expansion of 100 companies from Dubai to priority foreign markets within two years, and working to improve the business environment in Dubai and make it conducive to business growth, with a focus on multinational companies, in addition to supporting and motivating multinational companies. to be listed on the Dubai Financial Market.
During the meeting, which was held yesterday at the DB World pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai, the attendees discussed a number of new ideas and initiatives, the implementation of which would achieve the objectives of the Dubai Foreign Trade Plan to raise the volume of foreign trade to two trillion dirhams during the next five years.
After being distributed to specialized workshops, the attendees reviewed how to activate the Chamber's external relations network and its representative offices in order to explore new investment opportunities in promising and strategic markets. Economic recovery, and the Chamber's targeting of 30 priority markets for the emirate.
The Chairman of the Dubai International Chamber, Sultan bin Sulayem, affirmed the Chamber's commitment to implementing the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to enhance Dubai's trade and investment position on the global stage.
For his part, Vice Chairman of Dubai International Chamber of Directors, Helal Saeed Al Marri, said that the Chamber's focus in its new strategy should revolve around attracting talent and multinational companies from specific strategic and qualitative sectors, most notably logistics, supply, technology and emerging sectors.
In turn, the Director General of the Dubai Chamber, Hamad Buamim, drew attention to the importance of employing future efforts in finding unconventional commercial markets for Dubai's trade, and harnessing foreign offices to attract investments from international multinational companies and support trade.
room goals
The objectives of the Dubai International Chamber include consolidating Dubai’s position as a major center for global trade, companies and international investments, attracting businessmen, companies, global investors, heads and managers of new international companies, working to attract business elite, working to strengthen the relationship between global investors and local and federal government agencies, and setting up incentive programs. For international investors who are members of the Chamber, providing support to major international companies, facilitating international trade services, in addition to contributing to the implementation of the Dubai Foreign Trade Plan.
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