The Center concludes a promotional tour in Paris and trade talks in Lyon
700 French companies are registered with Dubai Multi Commodities.
One of the activities of the tours organized by the center.
From the source
The Dubai Multi Commodities Center concluded its first official visit to France as part of its “found for trade” promotional event series and a series of international business discussion sessions, with the aim of expanding cooperation with the business community in Paris and Lyon, in support of the ambitious road map for the Emirati-French strategic partnership “2020- 2030».
The center revealed that there are 700 French companies registered with it from various sectors, including technology and finance.
And the center stated in a statement yesterday that the promotional tour in Paris and the trade talks in Lyon witnessed the opening of channels of communication between senior executives in the center and French companies covering a wide range of sectors, and ways of joint cooperation between the two parties were also explored and the possibility of companies expanding their international presence through Dubai. Multi Commodity Centre.
The discussions reviewed the wide range of opportunities that Dubai offers, taking advantage of its strategic geographical location, commercial attractiveness, and ease of doing business in the Dubai Multi Commodities Center, the fastest growing and most connected free zone in the world.
Ahmed bin Sulayem, CEO and Executive Director of the Dubai Multi Commodities Center, said: “With about 700 French companies registered in the Dubai Multi Commodities Center from various sectors, including technology and finance, all these factors indicate that this timing is ideal for conducting a trade round from This type".
He added, "The continuous growth in business and trade between the two parties confirms the weight of our economic partnership, in addition to France's strategic importance as a market for both the Emirate of Dubai and the Dubai Multi Commodities Center."
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